Course Information
Long Term Course
Course Information
The long term course requires a student visa. The student visa can be renewed anytime during the course duration.
The length of the long term course can be 1 year, 1.5 year, and 2 years long. This course is recommended for students who are very serious about studying Japanese or are planning to enter a Japanese post-secondary institute.
Application Period
| Course | Application Period | First Month of Study |
| 1 Year | Sept 1 - Nov 30 | April |
| 2 Years | ||
| 1.5 Year | Mar 1 - May 31 | October |
- In principle, a student cannot change the course once then begin studying.
- Depending on capacity and the number of applicants, some applicants may have to be turned down even if they applied during the application period. We ask for your understanding.
Application Fees
1) Registration Fee:
20,000yen
- The registration fee must be paid within 1 week of receiving notice of acceptance. This payment cannot be refunded without a valid reason.
| Course | Enrollment Fee | Tuition | Education Fee | Total |
| 1 Year | 70,000yen | 600,000yen | 40,000yen | 710,000yen |
| 1.5 Year | 900,000yen | 60,000yen | 1,030,000yen | |
| 2 Years | 1,200,000yen | 80,000yen | 1,350,000yen |
- Once school fees have been paid, they cannot be refunded. We ask for your understanding.
- Applications that are not paid in full by a specified date will be considered withdrawn.
We ask that all school fees be paid as soon as possible because immigration procedures and student visa applications happen very quickly.
Student Voices
(Jiang Tingting/ China)
When I heard that Osaka was a big city from my relatives, I collected a lot of information myself and chose this school. In this school, there is a lot of speaking practice in class and teachers who teach passionately. During lunch hours, we all have fun and eat lunch together. While I have decided to continue studying in a Japanese university after graduation, we are practicing giving presentations, talking about the news, and practicing reading newspapers; all activities that will surely help in my upcoming university studies.
(Niramol Chalermpol/ Thailand)
I came to Japan because I wanted to be able to speak Japanese for my career. Osaka is similar to Bangkok, so I was able to adjust easily to life in Japan. The teachers, while sometimes strict, and sometimes kind, have helped my classmates and I study together. Even I was surprised by my improvement in Japanese. After graduating from this school, I plan to study hotels and the hospitality industry in Japan.
(Lee Yeongjo/ Korea)
I came to Japan because I wanted to study Japanese in Japan even though I majored in Japanese in my university in Korea. I chose this school because, when compared to other schools, this school had the good tuition fees, class times, and a lot of school events. Immersed in a Japanese-only environment, and because the teachers have helped correct my mistakes effectively, my Japanese level has increased greatly compared to before. Even the people around me often say, "Your Japanese has improved, hasn't it?"
