Frequently Asked Questions
For April enrollment, you need to submit the application form and student visa documents around 6 months in advance (by early October of the previous year). Similarly, for the 1.5-year course, documents should be submitted by early April, about 6 months before enrollment.
We’re sorry, but installment payments are not accepted. All tuition and dormitory fees must be paid in full at the time of enrollment.
We focus on the four skills — speaking, listening, reading, and writing — to develop practical and refined Japanese language abilities. Our curriculum includes exercises such as speech and theme-based discussions.
We conduct regular tests to assess academic progress and place students in classes that match their level. You can study with confidence.
No, textbook fees are included in the tuition.
Yes. Our school primarily operates as a boarding institution. Our dormitory can accommodate up to 140 students.
Dormitory rooms are shared by two people. Bedding is provided. Facilities such as kitchen, shower, and toilet are shared. Washing machines, refrigerators, gas stoves, and electric fans are also available.
Yes. Scholarships are available through JASSO (Japan Student Services Organization). If selected, you will receive 30,000 yen per month. Please contact us for details about eligibility and availability.
The nearest station is Yui Rail “Asato Station”. Our school is about a 5-minute walk from Asato Station toward Mihara.
Yes. Students with a student visa can work part-time up to 28 hours per week if they receive permission for activities outside their visa status from the Immigration Bureau.
Water is included in the dormitory fee. Other expenses include electricity, gas, food, and mobile phone bills. On average, living costs range from 30,000 to 50,000 yen per month.
We offer support such as interview practice, providing information about desired schools, helping with application documents, entrance exam preparation, and introducing seniors currently studying at your target school.
No, students are free to choose their own path. However, we actively support them through consultation and guidance to help decide their future education or career goals.
