Yearly Schedule
Besides Japanese learning curriculum, we also offer student many opportunities of leaning Japanese culture, customs, history and regulation by various activities.
| Month | Events | Activities |
|---|---|---|
| April | Students enroll in April come to Japan Orientation, placement test Spring entrance ceremony |
Sakura watching |
| May | EJU mock test | Spring hiking |
| June | EJU JLPT mock test |
Japanese speech contest |
| July | JLPT | BBQ party |
| August | Summer vacation (2 weeks) | Summer festival, Yukata wearing experience, fireworks, Japanese rules and laws lecture |
| September | Autumn vacation (2 weeks) | Sports festival |
| October | Students enroll in October come to Japan Orientation, placement test Autumn entrance ceremony |
Autumn hiking |
| November | EJU JLPT mock test |
Karaoke Contest |
| December | JLPT Winter vacation (2 weeks) |
School festival |
| January | Winter season classes start | New year celebration Attend external seminar for applicant |
| February | Visa change application by agent | Japanese culture experience (Tea ceremony) |
| March | Final examination, spring graduation ceremony, spring vacation (2 weeks), further education seminar, personal consultation | Japanese rules and laws special lecture Attend trial |
※Only main events are included above. Events may be subject to each year.
One Day Flow
AM classes start at 9:00am and PM classes start at 1:30pm.
Each class lasts 45 minutes.
AM
- Class starts
AM 1st period starts at 9:00am. In order that classes start at 9:00am, please make sure to be at the classroom and prepare the study materials prior to the start. - Break time
Break time is 10:30am – 10:50am. It is your free time to ask teacher questions or chat with friends. Make sure to prepare for next class. - AM classes finish
AM 4th period finishes at 12:20. You can decide how to spend your time during afternoon such as doing part time job, study at home or library.
Lunch break
Lunch break is 12:20 – 13:30.
There are various restaurants near our school. You are suggested to ask teacher recommend or explore nice restaurants with friends. Of course, buy some bento at convenience store and eat at school is one of your options.
PM
- Class starts
PM 1st period starts at 1:30am. In order that classes start at 1:30pm, please make sure to be at the classroom and prepare the study materials prior to the start. Be careful with the food coma! - Break time
Break time is 15:00am – 15:20am. It is your free time to ask teacher questions or chat with friends. Make sure to prepare for next class. - PM classes finish
PM 4th period finishes at 16:50.
Extracurricular Activities
Sakura watching
Sakura watching is one of the major events in Japan. Each year form late March to the middle of April, a lot of people enjoy watching Sakura at parks or riverbeds.
Japanese speech contest
It is a good chance to express with what you learned in Japanese. Our school value the ability to express yourself in Japanese, which would be essential to pursue further education or find a job living in Japan, as one of the most crucial abilities.
BBQ party
It is common to grill sliced beef or pork with vegetables while eating. The ingredients and flavor may be a little different depends on country.
Summer festival, yukata wearing experience, fireworks
During July till August, the summer festivals are held in all over Japan. Fireworks can be seen in the huge festivals. Yukata used to be casual wear long time ago in Japan. Now it can be seen at summer festival. Smooth textured Yukata is very suitable to wear in hot summer.
Japanese rules and laws special lecture
The lecture is about basic rules and manners regarding transportation, take out garbage, meal, part time job.
Besides, students can receive the lecture of Japanese laws to spend time in Japan more safe and secure.
New year celebration
In Japan, it is common to greet people with “Happy new year” or “I am looking forward to working with you this year” as new year coming.
You can learn about Japanese new year culture such as new year’s card, kadomatsu, kagamimochi, kakizome, fukuwarai and so on.
Attend trial, seminar and exhibition
You can expand your experiences and knowledge by participating trail at court, seminar and exhibition. Why don’t you attend?
Region exchange, volunteer activities
Our school plans to hold exchange associations and volunteer activities with neighborhood region. You can deepen your understanding of the area and people around you to make your school life even more fulfilling.
