About enrollment
- When can I enroll in?
- Our enrollment period are April and October. Please note it is necessary to complete application of our school and visa procedure at immigration before it.
For applicant wants to enroll on April, please submit before previous October, for applicant wants to enroll on October, please submit before April. Of course it is no problem to contact us earlier.
- My Japanese ability is poor, can I enroll in?
- Please make sure to master reading and writing Hiragana and Katakana, and simple conversation in daily life. As a standard, please aim for JLPT N4(understand basic Japanese).
- I would like to work in Japan after graduation. Can I still enroll?
- Our school primarily accepts international students who aim to pursue further education at universities or vocational schools in Japan after graduation.
Please note that we currently do not provide support for students who wish to seek employment in Japan after graduation.
- Do you have age limit for enrollment?
- We have no age limit, but it is required to receive school education more than 12 years or the education equivalent to it.
- I want to change my current statue of residence to study visa and enroll in. Can you support regarding the procedure?
Yes. We have administrative scriveners and Judicial scriveners who take care of changing statue of residence. Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Click here to find further information regarding study visa.
- How much can I improve my Japanese when I graduate?
- We believe if you do your best to learn Japanese by making efforts, you could acquire N2 level after finishing intermediate course, and N1 level after finishing advanced course.
About School Life
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- Where is the school located?
- The school is located about a 12-minute walk from both Nishinakajima-Minamigata Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line and Minamikata Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Line. It's conveniently situated with easy access to major hubs in Kansai—just 5 minutes to Umeda and 14 minutes to Namba from Nishinakajima-Minamigata Station.
Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, the school offers a peaceful and calm environment for studying. There’s a large supermarket nearby, and it's also close to the bustling Juso district, making the area both convenient and comfortable.
- Is the building clean and well-maintained??
- Our school building underwent a complete renovation in 2024, providing a clean and modern environment where students can fully enjoy school life.
- Do you have restroom in the school?
- Yes, we have reformed Men’s and Ladies restroom in our school.
- What are the teachers like?
- The current teachers are experienced instructors in their 40s to 60s. All of them are professionals in Japanese language education. Classes are conducted in a warm, homelike atmosphere.
- How many students are there in the class?
- Each class has a small size of 8 to 16 students, allowing for focused learning. There are morning and afternoon classes, and the total number of students at the school is capped at 120.
- What kind of course do you have?
- Our school offer “2 years course” and “1.5 years course”.
In 2 years course, you may progress in 8 levels from Entry level 1 to Advance level 2.
In 1.5 years course, you may progress in 6 levels from Entry level 1 to Advanced level 1.
- How many times do I have to go to school every week?
- 5 times per week. Our school is closed at Saturday, Sunday and holiday.
- Are there summer and winter vacations?
- There are extended breaks during each of the four seasons—spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
The summer break is from early to mid-August, the autumn break is from late September to early October, the winter break is from late December to early January, and the spring break is from mid-March to early April.
- Do you have library?
- Yes, We have a library in our school, which holds various types of reading materials such as learning materials, dictionary and popular comic.
The library is also available for self-study during break time or after class.
- Do you have place to have lunch?
- Yes. You can buy your lunch ad enjoy at free classroom.
- Can I use wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) service at school?
- We do not offer Wi-Fi password to fraud prevention and for providing environment where students can concentrate at.
Free Wi-Fi is available at student dormitory. (For online class)
- Can I use computer or printer?
- You can find computer and printer at library.
About Further Education and Finding Job
- I am not sure if I can choose a university and vocational school which is best for me.
- No problem. We will support you to find the best school for you spending and learning in our school.
Not only on the academic, we also focus on acquisition of Japanese culture and customs. We provide students the opportunities of attending trail or exhibition, joining seminar or volunteer activities, and experience intern.
Plus, there are many graduates of famous universities and vocational school and experienced instructors, so you can get advice in at personal consultation if you can not make decision by yourself.
- How can I receive supports on pursuing further education?
We provide detailed guidance on short essay writing, interview practice and choosing school according to each student’s needs.
Also we offer skipping grade and scholarship system.Click here to find further information about further education guidance, skipping grade, scholarship
- How much does it cost on university or vocational school?
- Averagely, national and public university cost 800,000yen yearly, private school costs
1,000,000yen ~ 1,600,000yen yearly, vocational school costs 700,000yen ~ 1,300,000yen.
We also offer advice of scholarship regarding choosing university and vocational school.
- Can I still receive consultation regarding further education or recruitment after graduation?
- Of course. It is our pleasure to support you during next year if you are not able to enter another school or find a job and still want to challenge. Feel free to contact us.
About Daily life
- Can you introduce me a part time job?
- We recommend the student to make effort on finding a part time job and receive the interview by himself as a practical experience. But our stuff will be happy to support if the student has concerns of how to find, the unique manners of interview or economic distress due to being unable to get a job.
Please consult with us if any wanton treatment or anything you can not accept regarding income.
- How much can I earn from a part-time job?
- Those who have obtained permission for activities outside the scope of their visa are allowed to work part-time up to 28 hours per week. As of June 2025
the minimum hourly wage in Osaka Prefecture is 1,114 yen. Based on simple calculations, even at the minimum wage, it is possible to earn around 120,000 yen per month.
However, please note that you may not always be given 28 hours shift every week. It would be a good idea to confirm such details during your part-time job interview.
- Are there any restaurants near the school?
- There are various restaurants around the school—feel free to explore and find your favorites!
- I want to cook for myself—are there any supermarkets nearby?
- Yes, there is a large supermarket just a 3-minute walk from the school. You can stop by after classes or part-time work to pick up groceries.
- I want to know the basic facilities of apartment or dormitory room for one person.
- The basic facilities are kitchen, toilet, bathroom. There are two types of bathroom, toilet and bathroom are separate, and toilet and bathroom are together.
You may need to buy washing machine by yourself (Available to purchase a used one by approximately 10,000yen)
The optional facilities are stove, balcony, video intercom, automatic lock door, bath room drying machine, electronic toilet seat. Almost all accommodation has air-conditioner.
We also provide accommodation with basic necessary appliance and furniture such as TV, bed, table, refrigerator, washing machine, so you can start living in without preparing anything.
- Can I learn Japanese rules and manners properly from the basics?
- Yes. Our school’s mission is to help our students to be a high-level international talented person.
We offer seminar of transportation, garbage rules, manners of interview, having meals, trains, and basic law.
Please feel free to ask our stuff if you have any concerns anytime.
- I'm worried about what will happen if I get sick.
- After enrollment, we provide support to help students enroll in the National Health Insurance system and ensure they can access proper medical care in Japan.
IIn addition, students are enrolled in a international student insurance plan, so by submitting the necessary documents, the financial burden can be greatly reduced. Whether you feel unwell at school, at home, or while out, please don't hesitate to contact the school staff. For your first medical visit, we will accompany you as much as possible.
