1. Individual Consultation & Application: First, join us for a one-on-one counseling session. We want to hear your goals and see how we can best help you.
2. Submit Your documents: The visa application process can be long, but we’ll help you gather and check all required documents.
3. Immigration Procedures: As a critical step, we submit your application documents to the Immigration Services Agency of Japan, which will issue a Certificate of Eligibility (COE). You’ll apply for your Japanese student visa at a diplomatic mission abroad.
4. Travel Preparation & Arrival in Japan: Arrange your flight after obtaining your! Upon arrival in Japan, you complete the final registration procedures at the school, and your studies officially begin.

There is no age limit set by the institute. Applicants of all ages are welcome. However, for applicants in their 40s and above, immigration may review study plans and future career goals more carefully. A clear purpose and relevant background are important.

Yes. Applicants must have completed a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent level of education.

Applicants must:

• Be able to cover tuition and living expenses (by themselves or a sponsor)
• Have a clear motivation and future plan for studying in Japan
• Hold at least a bachelor’s degree
• Have at least 150 hours of prior Japanese study or a JLPT N5 (or equivalent) certificate
• Have Japanese ability appropriate for the course (confirmed in an entrance interview)
• Have daily conversational English ability

Students can enroll in either the April or October term.

Yes. The entire enrollment process is completed online. In some cases, documents may need to be mailed.

No. Immigration regulations allow applications to only one school at a time.

The total cost for one year is 1,000,000 JPY (all fees included).

Breakdown:

• Admission Exam Fee: 33,000 JPY
• Admission Fee: 77,000 JPY
• Facility Fee: 77,000 JPY
• Material Fee: 55,000 JPY
• Health Insurance: 10,000 JPY

The tuition portion (748,000 JPY) can be paid in two installments or as a lump sum.

At this time, the institute does not offer scholarships or tuition discounts.

As a guideline, applicants should have around 3,000,000 JPY available to cover tuition and living expenses.

Generally no. Immigration requires funds to be shown as cash in a savings or checking account, along with proof of regular income.

Required documents include:

• Sponsor’s employment proof
• Statement of purpose (required if there is a gap of 5+ years since last schooling)
• Application form, CV, and financial sponsorship form
• Graduation certificate (with translation)
• Proof of Japanese ability (with translation)
• Proof of relationship with sponsor (if applicable)
• Sponsor’s bank balance certificate (3 million JPY or more)
• Sponsor’s financial history and income proof

The process includes application submission, interview, document preparation, COE application, visa application at a Japanese embassy, and arrival in Japan. The full process takes approximately 6–8 months.

No. You must apply for a student visa from outside Japan.

Yes. This is an immigration requirement. Self-study is acceptable if clearly documented.

Yes. Students may work up to 28 hours per week during the term and up to 40 hours during long vacations.