About Admission
Q Can the students enroll even if they don’t speak Japanese?
Ａ Yes, they can enroll.
There are Japanese (language) classes taught by Japanese teachers, but please rest assured that support is also available in English.
Q What kind of entrance examinations are there?
Ａ Students: Written test and interview (subject to change)
Parents: Interview
Q Is transfer admission possible?
Ａ Yes, it is possible.可能です。
However, please contact us directly as we may not be able to accept students depending on the grade level and availability.
About Classes and Curriculum
Ｑ What language are the classes taught in?
Ａ It will be in English.
However, Japanese classes are taught in Japanese.
Ｑ What kind of curriculum do you follow?
Ａ We follow the PYP Primary Education Programme of the International Baccalaureate (IB education).
Ｑ Can students obtain a Japanese school graduation qualification?
Ａ As we are not a recognized school under the School Education Act, students do not receive an official graduation certificate.
Students remain enrolled in their public school while attending our school. Graduation certificates are granted by the student’s enrolled school.
Ｑ Are there any extracurricular activities?
Ａ We offer a variety of extracurricular activities, including sports, music, and cram school programs.
* Activities may vary depending on the students or their enrolled schools, so please contact us directly for details.
About Tuition and Fees
Ｑ How much does the tuition cost
Ａ Tuition (monthly), facilities and equipment fee (twice a year), and educational enhancement fee (monthly) are required. Tuition and fees may vary slightly depending on the campus, so please contact your desired campus directly for details.
Others
Ｑ Is there a school bus service?
Ａ No, there is no school bus service.
Ｑ How much participation do parents have in school events?
Ａ We hold about six times a year for students to present their learning, including Sports Day.
We provide many opportunities for parents to participate in activities such as plays, events, workshops, and parent meetings.
Ｑ How many Japanese students are there?
Ａ About 90% of our students are Japanese.
* Varies depending on the campus.
We also have a short-term program for international students, so numbers may vary throughout the year.