Q&A

Yes. All teachers have certification to teach Japanese as a foreign language. Some teachers can speak English, so if needed, they can teach in English as well.

Along with our teachings, we provide support for any questions or concerns that may arise from living in an unfamiliar country.
By hosting events during weekends and after school, we provide an opportunity for students to meet local Japanese people. Helping students become truly immersed in the Japanese environment.
If you need arrangements for a place to stay during your study, please let us know. Our school can help ensure students a place to stay so that they can learn Japanese in a welcoming environment. 

We accept any students who have valid visas, including tourist visas or countries with a visa waiver program with Japan.
We hope that everyone in the world can grow their interest in Japan and learn about the Japanese language and culture.

Although it depends on the length of stay, you will need to stay for at least two weeks to learn Japanese, so we recommend students to have cash and an international credit card.  The living expense is at least 1000~2000yen per day. (ex. drinks 150yen, bento box 500yen, and transportation costs 300yen, etc.) Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

You need to arrange both visa and airline tickets on your own. Please feel free to ask if you have any concerns or questions regarding this topic, and we will help you as much as possible.

In general, please complete your application and payments at least two weeks before the date the course starts. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
If you have any requests to change courses or delaying the start date, please contact us as soon as possible. We will try to accommodate students’ needs as much as possible.