List of the Best Japanese Language Schools in Japan: Recommended Schools by Region

update date 2024/03/18

This site introduces products through an affiliate program.

I want to study in Japan, but I don't know which Japanese language school is best!"
Which school would be a good fit for me?"
I need to talk to someone about studying abroad..."

Foreigners who are thinking this way, please don't worry! We at "Goandup School" will introduce you to excellent Japanese language schools licensed by the Ministry of Justice throughout Japan by region.

Studying in Japan is an excellent opportunity not only to learn a new language, but also to deepen your understanding of different cultures. However, with approximately 800 Japanese language schools in Japan, it is not easy to choose the best school from among the many options available.

We hope that "Goandup School" will help you to choose the best school for you by eliminating any doubts or concerns you may have about choosing a school to study abroad. Let's take the first step toward your dream together!

What is Goandup School?

This portal site introduces Japanese language schools throughout Japan by region. If you find a school you like, please contact us. We will support you from school introduction to enrollment procedures.

How does Goandup School help me?

You can find carefully selected excellent Japanese language schools!
Detailed information on course content and tuition fees can be viewed at a glance!
Selection can be based on school information by region!
You can compare and contrast the characteristics and educational policies of different schools!
You can receive consultation and support for studying abroad!

Criteria for selecting a Japanese language school: What is a school approved by the Ministry of Justice and what is a good school?

In order to study Japanese in Japan, you must attend a school that is "authorized by the Ministry of Justice". This is a school that meets the standards set by the Japanese government and is eligible to apply for a foreign student visa. On the other hand, an "excellent school" is a school that offers even higher educational quality and support system, and this evaluation is done by a specific organization. In other words, when selecting a Japanese language school, it is advisable to refer to whether or not the school has been approved by the government, as well as the "excellent school" rating, which indicates the quality of education and support provided by the school.

Selected] Recommended Japanese Language Schools and Study Abroad Courses

From here, we "Goandup School" will introduce our carefully selected and recommended Japanese language schools by prefecture.

Hokkaido

Japan International Language Academy (J-ILA), Hakodate

Opening of the school:2013
Principal:Kazuya Hashimoto
Address:1-12-24, Yukawa-cho, Hakodate, Hokkaido

J-ILA Hakodate is operated by a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market and has three campuses in Japan, including Hakodate, Kyoto and Fukuoka.

The school fully supports students who are willing to learn and pursue higher education, and all students who have applied for higher education have achieved their dreams. The school's multinational student body includes students from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Russia, Nepal, and Indonesia, and it is possible to deepen friendships with students from all over the world through the Japanese language. The school also actively promotes exchange with local Hakodate students.

Maya and J-ILA Hakodate not only provide support for higher education, but also for students seeking employment. We can introduce students to companies in Hokkaido and throughout Japan, and also provide assistance in acquiring the skills necessary for employment.

Hakodate is a city known for its beautiful night views, but it is also a fascinating place with rich cultural facilities such as Goryokaku Park, the Trappistine Monastery, the Kanamori warehouse complex, and the Hakodate morning market. J-ILA Hakodate students can explore these cultural sites to deepen not only their studies but also their cultural experience.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
1 year course	April every year	12 months	760 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
2 years course	April every year	24 months	1520 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
1 year and 9 month course	July every year	21 months	1330 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
1 year and 6 month course	October every year	18 months	1140 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen

Ibaraki prefecture (Kantou area)

Hitachi Language School

Opening of the school:2006
Principal:Kazuko Wagatsuma
Address:1818-4 Motoyoshidamachi, Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Jochi Gakuin is a Japanese language school specializing in students who wish to enter national universities and graduate schools, and is located in Mito City, Ibaraki Prefecture.

The institute focuses on college guidance throughout the entire educational process. At regularly scheduled college orientation sessions, teachers with extensive experience in career guidance provide individualized college guidance based on each student's situation. The school is equipped with application forms for university entrance examinations, materials to prepare for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) and the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), and a collection of past entrance examinations.

We also offer a wide variety of extracurricular and cultural classes to help students adjust smoothly to life in Japan and gain a deeper understanding of Japanese culture. Understanding not only the language but also the culture and customs behind it is very important in learning Japanese.

To fully support students in their study abroad experience, we also provide information on part-time jobs, resume writing instruction, and interview practice. Through these efforts, Jochi Gakuin is building a solid foundation for students to succeed in Japan.

Mito is an attractive place to both live and study, with beautiful seasonal scenery and a rich history.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
1.3 year course for higher education	January every year	15 months	1000 hours	existence (at the present moment)	44,000 yen	605,000 yen	20,000 yen
2 Years of College Preparatory Course	April every year	24 months	1600 hours	existence (at the present moment)	44,000 yen	605,000 yen	20,000 yen
Preparatory 1.9 year course	July every year	21 months	1400 hours	existence (at the present moment)	44,000 yen	605,000 yen	20,000 yen
Preparatory 1.6 year course	October every year	18 months	1200 hours	existence (at the present moment)	44,000 yen	605,000 yen	20,000 yen

Tochigi prefecture (Kantou area)

Saint Mary Japanese Language School

Opening of the school:1993
Principal:Kazuo Ezura
Address:4-2-10 Odori, Utsunomiya-shi, Tochigi

St. Mary's Japanese Language Institute is located in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, and offers a level-based curriculum from beginner to advanced. Students can improve their Japanese language skills according to their goals and abilities, and adopt a Japanese language learning method that can be used in daily life and practical situations.

St. Mary's Japanese Language Institute offers a scholarship program for students who need financial assistance, helping them to reduce their financial burden so that they can focus on their studies. This is one of the major attractions of the program, which expands opportunities for many students to study Japanese. We also focus on activities that promote cross-cultural understanding and provide an international environment where students from diverse backgrounds can interact with each other to develop both their Japanese language skills and cross-cultural communication skills.

Furthermore, in terms of campus life, the school offers a full range of support services to make students comfortable, including student dormitories, and provides a living infrastructure that allows students to concentrate on their studies.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
Preparatory Education Course B	October every year	1 year and 6 months	1,450	existence (at the present moment)	60,000	1,002,500	22,000
Preparatory Education Course A	April every year	2 years	1,830	existence (at the present moment)	60,000	1,302,500	22,000
Preparatory A Course	January every year	1 year and 3 months	960	existence (at the present moment)	60,000	750,000	22,000
Preparatory B Course	April every year	2 years	1,520	existence (at the present moment)	60,000	1,200,000	22,000
Preparatory C Course	July every year	1 year and 9 months	1,340	existence (at the present moment)	60,000	1,050,000	22,000
Preparatory D Course	October every year	1 year and 6 months	1,140	existence (at the present moment)	60,000	900,000	22,000

Gunma prefecture (Kantou area)

NIPPON Language Academy

Opening of the school:1991
Principal:Taemi Kashiwazaki
Address:1-8-3 Otemachi, Maebashi, Gunma

NIPPON Language Academy (NILA), located in Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture, is the largest and longest-established Japanese language school in Gunma Prefecture. The school provides students from many different countries with Japanese language education as well as an education that emphasizes the spirit of hospitality. The school is unique in that it provides an environment where students can learn while building deep bonds with each other, and students deepen exchanges through school events and break times, fostering a global perspective.

NILA offers a well-developed curriculum that allows each student to meet his or her own goals. The program focuses not only on improving Japanese language skills from beginner to advanced level, but also on acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary for living in Japan. Community-based learning activities that take advantage of NILA's location in Maebashi are another attraction of NILA's educational program.

NILA truly embodies "Mabeshi, the capital of hospitality and Japanese language," where students learn Japanese culture and customs along with the Japanese language. This learning not only improves their Japanese language skills, but also provides them with a multicultural understanding and a foundation to be active in the world.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
One Year Preparatory Course	April every year	12 months	760 hours	without	52,500 yen	565,500 yen	21,000 yen
1 year and 6 month course for higher education	October every year	18 months	1,140 hours	without	52,500 yen	848,250 yen	21,000 yen
1 year and 3 month course for higher education	January every year	15 months	950 hrs.	without	52,500 yen	706,875 yen	21,000 yen
1 year and 9 month course for higher education	July every year	21 months	1,330 hours	without	52,500 yen	989,625 yen	21,000 yen
2 Years of College Preparatory Course	April every year	24 months	1,520 hours	without	52,500 yen	1,131,000 yen	21,000 yen

Saitama prefecture (Kantou area)

Urawa International Education Center (UIEC)

Opening of the school:2003
Principal:Hideki Akimoto
Address:3-16-7, Maechi, Urawa-ku, Saitama-shi, Saitama

Since its establishment in 2002, Urawa International Education Center (UIEC) has been fully committed to student success through expertise and extensive experience, and is known for the quality of its Japanese language education and guidance to higher education institutions that suit each student's needs. Their mission is to help students achieve excellence in their university education.

To this end, UIEC's curriculum is designed specifically for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU). Intensive preparation classes focused on the basic subjects of EJU are offered as elective courses, and these classes are held outside of regular study hours. For students who wish to enter a master's program, UIEC will assist them in finding an academic advisor suited to their desired research theme and assist them in the process leading up to enrollment. Furthermore, UIEC staff members have outstanding expertise and experience in the field of Japanese language education.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
1 year and 3 months of higher education	January every year	15 months	988 hours	existence (at the present moment)	80,000 yen	672,000 yen	20,000 yen
2 Years of College Preparatory Course	April every year	24 months	1544 hours	existence (at the present moment)	80,000 yen	672,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 9 month course for higher education	July every year	21 months	1368 hours	existence (at the present moment)	80,000 yen	672,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 6 month course for higher education	October every year	18 months	1252 hours	existence (at the present moment)	80,000 yen	672,000 yen	20,000 yen

Chiba prefecture (Kantou area)

Ichikawa Japanese Language Institute (CHIKAWA JAPANESE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE)

Opening of the school:1989
Principal:Tomie Kato
Address:5-10-5 Minami-Yawata, Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture

Founded in 1989, Ichikawa Japanese Language Institute has a long history and a wealth of know-how. All students who wish to advance to higher education can enter recommended schools, and the school boasts an advancement rate of 100%.

For students seeking employment, the school provides generous support, such as employment counseling and interview guidance. The school also offers scholarships, a dormitory (within 20 minutes from the school), part-time job placement, and extensive preparation for the EJU and JLPT. In addition, we have several staff members who are fluent in the language and can provide full support. We provide careful guidance according to each student's aspirations, and our experienced faculty and staff support students in all aspects of their study abroad experience.

Furthermore, the Ichikawa Japanese Language Institute offers students the opportunity to enjoy a fulfilling student life, including a kimono experience in Japan, a ski trip, and an off-campus study trip to Tokyo Disneyland.

Ichikawa City is conveniently located next to Tokyo, with quick access to central Tokyo by train (about 5 minutes), and this school is only a 3-minute walk from the nearest station. The cost of living and rent in Ichikawa City are lower than those in Tokyo, and while the area in front of the station is lively, the residential area is quiet and easy to live in, making it an attractive environment.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
College Preparatory Course	April every year	1 year	800 hours	existence (at the present moment)	20,000 yen	640,000 yen	20,000 yen
Short-term intensive course	July every year	3 months	200 hours	without	30,000 yen	150,000 yen	20,000 yen
University Preparatory Course	October every year	2 years	1,600 hours	existence (at the present moment)	50,000 yen	1,280,000 yen	20,000 yen
business Japanese Language Courses	January every year	6 months	400 hours	without	25,000 yen	300,000 yen	20,000 yen

Tokyo Metropolitan area

Akamonkai Japanese Language School

Opening of the school:1985
Chairman of the Board:Tokiyo Arai
Address:6-39-12 Higashinippori, Arakawa-ku, Tokyo

Akamonkai Japanese Language School is a traditional school that has provided Japanese language education to over 20,000 students from more than 80 countries around the world. founded in 1985, the school offers students the opportunity to study Japanese culture and language in depth in a multicultural, intersecting environment. Located in the heart of Tokyo, the school offers a rich curriculum and extensive support for students seeking higher education and employment, helping them to realize their dreams.

The school is characterized by its generous support to help each student achieve his or her goals, including the development of more than 12 different curricula to meet diverse learning needs, support for higher education through more than 200 designated school recommendation slots, and job placement support through the establishment of employment classes and abundant job opportunities.

In addition, to help students adjust smoothly to life in Japan, the school provides an environment in which students can focus on their studies with peace of mind, including multilingual administrative support, lifestyle counseling services, student dormitories, and a scholarship system.

Through the downtown atmosphere of the Nippori area and life in central Tokyo, students have the opportunity to gain a deep understanding of the culture that blends traditional and modern Japan.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
2 years course	April every year	2 years	1559 hours	existence (at the present moment)	40,000 yen	620,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 9 month course	July every year	1 year and 9 months	1364 hours	existence (at the present moment)	40,000 yen	620,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 6 month course	October every year	1 year and 6 months	1169 hours	existence (at the present moment)	40,000 yen	620,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 3 month course	January every year	1 year and 3 months	974	existence (at the present moment)	40,000 yen	620,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year course	April every year	1 year	779 hours	existence (at the present moment)	40,000 yen	620,000 yen	20,000 yen

Kanagawa prefecture (Kantou area)

Asia international Language Center

Opening of the school:1993
Principal:Akira Toyama
Address:1-1-11 Kotobuki-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa Prefecture

Founded in 1993, the Asian International Language Center (AILC) aims to provide students with an excellent educational environment as well as Japanese language study. AILC is characterized by its strong partnerships with Japanese schools and companies to provide students with an environment conducive to higher education and employment.

The school is located in Yokohama and offers a variety of educational programs to meet the needs of students, from long-term courses to short-term courses. Based on the school's educational philosophy, teachers provide classes throughout the curriculum that not only improve practical Japanese language skills, but also deepen students' understanding of Japanese culture and society. In addition, events and social/community relations activities are actively held to enrich student life, giving students the opportunity to grow not only academically but also through a variety of other activities.

Since its inception, AILC has also been committed to international exchange and social contribution activities, providing students with an environment that fosters an international perspective and the ability to understand and live in harmony with multiple cultures. With this comprehensive educational support, AILC has laid a solid foundation for students to succeed in their lives and studies in Japan.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
2 Years of College Preparatory Course	April every year	24 months	1,600 hours	without	54,000 yen	1,231,200 yen	21,600 yen
1 year and 9 month course for higher education	July every year	21 months	1,400 hours	without	54,000 yen	1,077,300 yen	21,600 yen
1 year and 6 month course for higher education	October every year	18 months	1,200 hours	without	54,000 yen	923,400 yen	21,600 yen
1 year and 3 month course for higher education	January every year	15 months	1,000 hours	without	54,000 yen	769,500 yen	21,600 yen

Kyoto (metropolitan area)

Kyoto Japanese Language Education Center Kyoto Japanese Language School
（The Kyoto Japanese Language School)

Opening of the school:1950.
Principal:Keisuke Maruyama
Address:Ichijo-dori Muromachi Nishiiru, Kamigyo-ku, Kyoto City

With more than 70 years of tradition and the second longest history in Japan, Kyoto Japanese Language Institute, located near the Kyoto Imperial Palace, is known not only for its Japanese language education, but also for its commitment to publishing teaching materials and training Japanese language teachers. The full-time Japanese language courses, called "Intensive Courses," allow students to improve their Japanese language skills while studying culture and the arts at the intermediate level and focusing on business at the advanced level. Business classes include a tourism collaboration with Takashima City in Shiga Prefecture.

In addition, on-site tours and special classes with guest speakers are offered to broaden the scope of learning. We also offer a variety of other courses, such as "Summer Intensive Course," "E-Course," which can be taken online, and "Special Course" (private lessons), whose time and content can be individually adjusted. Compared to other schools, the age range of our students is relatively higher, and we offer classes in small groups in a relaxed atmosphere! The number of students seeking employment has been increasing in recent years. In recent years, the number of students seeking employment has been increasing.

In addition, Kyoto Japanese Language School offers classes that make the most of Kyoto's culture and features, and classes on culture and art cover topics such as manga, kimono, and ikebana flower arrangement. This program is especially recommended for those who wish to develop their Japanese language skills in the unique atmosphere of Kyoto and its homelike atmosphere. The school provides an environment where students can acquire practical Japanese language skills while deepening their knowledge of culture and business.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
Intensive Courses (2 years general)	April every year	24 months	1520 hours	existence (at the present moment)	52,800 yen	689,800 yen	31,900 yen
Intensive Courses (1.5 years of higher education)	October every year	18 months	1140 hours	existence (at the present moment)	52,800 yen	689,800 yen	31,900 yen

Osaka (metropolitan area)

Osaka YMCA Osaka YMCA Japanese Language School
（Osaka YMCA Japanese Language School)

Opening of the school:1990
Principal:Emi Suzuki
Address:9-52 Minamikawaboricho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka City, Osaka

Osaka YMCA was founded in 1882, followed by the establishment of the Osaka YMCA Japanese Language School in 1969, at a time when the wave of internationalization was beginning to sweep over Japan, with the aim of helping foreigners living in the Osaka area learn daily conversation and understand Japanese culture. Since then, the school has played a pioneering role in the field of Japanese language education by providing high quality education, developing teaching materials, and conducting educational research.

The school offers courses to learn Japanese for actual use in social life, business, and short-term language study. At the beginner and intermediate levels, in addition to basic study, students can improve their Japanese language skills through intensive and efficient study in four separate skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. In the advanced level, half of the classes are elective, allowing students to choose five subjects from academic, business, and cultural themes to meet their own objectives. Students in the intermediate level and above who wish to find a job can receive professional guidance from career consultants on how to write resumes and entry sheets, how to get interviews, and how to conduct job hunting activities.

In addition, courses for students aiming to enter Japanese universities are designed with a curriculum especially designed for learners from non-Kanji speaking countries, enabling them to acquire advanced Japanese language and academic skills. In preparation for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU), students can study not only Japanese but also basic subjects such as society and culture (civics), geography, history, English, science, and mathematics.

Study Abroad Courses	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
Practical Japanese Course	January, April, July, and October every year	1 year	920 hours	existence (at the present moment)	100,000 yen	700,000 yen	20,000 yen
Comprehensive Japanese Language Course	April and October every year	1 year	800 hours	existence (at the present moment)	100,000 yen	740,000 yen	20,000 yen

Hyogo prefecture (Kinki area) (Hyougo)

Kobe Foreign Language Education Academy

Opening of the school:2009
Principal:Wu, Zhong Hua
Address:5-6-1 Rokubancho, Nagata-ku, Kobe-shi, Hyogo

Established in 2009, Kobe Foreign Language Institute has over 10 years of expertise and experience in Japanese language education, and with a capacity of 360 students, is one of the top three schools in Hyogo Prefecture. The school is unique in that approximately 50% of its students are from China; in 2016, a sister school, Tokyo Foreign Language Institute, was established in Tokyo, bringing the group's total enrollment capacity to 560 students.

At Kobe Institute of Foreign Languages, experienced Japanese teachers provide academic guidance throughout all grades and cultivate excellent teachers through educational practice. Students receive assistance throughout the entire process, from school selection to major selection, preparation for university applications, and practice tests for past examinations. Graduates have gone on to Kyoto University, Osaka University, Kobe University, and other prominent Japanese universities.

The mission of the institute is to provide detailed and considerate living services as the first step for international students to live abroad. Specialized life guidance counselors are on staff to provide special support to help students adjust to their new environment, including "consistent full service for new students" and "regular interviews," and are responsible for supporting students in every detail of their lives, including part-time jobs.

University Preparatory Course	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
1 year and 3 month course for higher education	January every year	15 months	960 hours	existence (at the present moment)	60,000 yen	582,000 yen	20,000 yen
2 Years of College Preparatory Course	April every year	24 months	1520 hours	existence (at the present moment)	60,000 yen	582,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 9 month course for higher education	July every year	21 months	1340 hours	existence (at the present moment)	60,000 yen	582,000 yen	20,000 yen
1 year and 6 month course for higher education	October every year	18 months	1140 hours	existence (at the present moment)	60,000 yen	582,000 yen	20,000 yen

Fukuoka prefecture (Kyushu)

Japan International Language Academy (J-ILA), Fukuoka

Opening of the school:2013
Principal:Keisuke Okamoto
Address:3-20-3 Shimizu, Minami-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka

J-ILA is a Japanese language school owned and operated by a company listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and its Fukuoka school is located in Fukuoka City, the largest city in the Kyushu region.

J-ILA Fukuoka aims to provide students with practical Japanese (Japanese that can actually be used in Japan) and offers classes that focus on improving communication skills. Classes improve students' conversational skills, and through systematic study of grammar, kanji, and other aspects of Japanese language, students are able to acquire the Japanese language skills necessary to enter universities and other schools.

Fukuoka School has experienced faculty and staff who provide support to help each student achieve his or her goals. In addition to pursuing higher education, the school also offers classes for students who wish to find employment in Japan. For those who wish to find employment, J-ILA will introduce them to Japanese companies and provide support in acquiring the necessary manners and skills to find a job.

Fukuoka City is known for its low cost of living and very good living environment, making it an attractive option for international students.

University Preparatory Course	Admission Period	period of study (e.g. during which a student is enrolled in a college or university)	Number of class hours	student dormitory	matriculation fee	tuition fee	screening fee
1 year and 3 month course for higher education	January every year	15 months	950 hrs.	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
One Year Preparatory Course	April every year	12 months	760 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
2 Years of College Preparatory Course	April every year	24 months	1520 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
1 year and 9 month course for higher education	July every year	21 months	1330 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen
1 year and 6 month course for higher education	October every year	18 months	1140 hours	existence (at the present moment)	55,000 yen	660,000 yen	22,000 yen

To learn more!

If you have found a Japanese language school you like or would like to know more about it, please use the inquiry form below. We at "Goadnup School" can provide you with information on schools that match your interests and help you with the enrollment process.

We are here to help you study abroad!

Goenup Inc. (operating company) not only introduces Japanese language schools through its portal site "Goandup School," but also helps international students to enrich their studies and lives in Japan and achieve success in their studies.

Whether you are considering studying in Japan or are a foreigner already living in Japan, we encourage you to take advantage of the following services.

Goandup Nihongo + (Goenup Nihongo Plus)

Goandup Nihongo +" is an online service that allows you to learn Japanese in the comfort of your own home. The service is especially focused on the N5 and N4 levels of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), and aims not only to fulfill the requirements for applying for a student visa, but also to ensure that foreigners improve their language skills so that they can confidently take on the challenges of daily life and academic work in Japan.

Click here for more information about our services ▼

No Need to Study Abroad Anymore? Goandup Nihongo+, an Online Japanese Learning Service

Goandup Study

Goandup Study" provides services that meet the needs of each individual international student, from preparation before studying abroad to support for daily life in Japan. We provide full support for your study abroad preparation and help you get off to a smooth start in your study abroad life.

Click here for more information about our services ▼

Goandup Study" supports foreigners who want to study in Japan.

Goandup Salon

Goandup Salon" is a subscription-based online community that provides support for new life in Japan not only before arriving in Japan, but also after arrival. Foreigners can get direct advice from experienced people (foreign and Japanese residents in Japan) on any questions or problems they may have regarding life in Japan.

Click here for more information about our services ▼

Goandup Salon" community for foreigners living in Japan

To Japanese Language Schools in Japan

Our portal site, Goadnup School, introduces Japanese language schools in Japan to students around the world. Through this site, you can increase your school's international visibility, differentiate yourself from other schools, attract more customers, and increase sales.

Japanese language school can appeal to the world
Differentiation from other Japanese language schools
Attract more customers.
Leads to more sales.

Why not take advantage of these benefits and contribute to the further development of Japanese language education? If you are interested in being listed,click herePlease feel free to contact us from

We would like to introduce your school to the world and help students reach their dreams through their studies in Japan.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Those who would like to know more details can also check below.

Sending foreign students through "Goenup": a strong ally of Japanese language schools!

About the Management Company

Goenup Corporation

Date of establishment: July 2019
Location:6F KC Building, 2-35-1 Higashi-azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
Representative:Chiaki Aoki
Vision:We at Goandup are committed to providing a service that brings together foreigners who wish to live and work in Japan and Japanese companies who wish to hire foreigners, and turn them into "karma".
Business Description:Online Japanese language study support for international students, support for international students, support for daily life support for international students, support for employment of international students
Contact:click herePlease contact us from
Website:https://goandup.co.jp/

List of the Best Japanese Language Schools in Japan: Recommended Schools by Region

Criteria for selecting a Japanese language school: What is a school approved by the Ministry of Justice and what is a good school?