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Study in Japan

A beautiful blend of tradition and ultra-modern technology. A safe, clean, and fascinating destination for higher education.

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Avg Tuition

¥500k - ¥1M / yr

Living Cost

¥1M - ¥1.5M / yr

Visa Success

Very High (98%)

Part-Time Work

28 hours/week

Why Japan?

Safety, Culture, and Innovation

Japan boasts a rich cultural heritage alongside leading global technology. It is considered one of the safest countries in the world to live and study in.

  • Top-ranked universities in Asia and worldwide
  • Generous scholarships (MEXT)
  • Extremely low crime rate and clean environment
  • High demand for foreign graduates in the job market
Students in Japan

Top Universities

University of Tokyo

Tokyo

Kyoto University

Kyoto

Osaka University

Osaka

Tohoku University

Miyagi

Keio University

Tokyo

Waseda University

Tokyo

Popular Study Levels

Language School

1 to 2-year intensive Japanese language programs required for students before entering a university or vocational college in Japan.

1 - 2 Years

Bachelor's Degree

4-year degrees at prestigious Japanese universities. Both Japanese-taught and increasing numbers of English-taught programs are available.

4 Years

Master's Degree

Advanced studies with a strong focus on research, technology, and engineering, deeply integrated with Japanese corporate sectors.

2 Years

Frequently Asked Questions

Students in Japan
Yes! While learning Japanese is highly recommended, many top universities now offer complete degree programs in English through the "Global 30" network initiative.
International students can work up to 28 hours per week during the school term, and up to 40 hours per week during long school holidays, provided they get the 'Permission to Engage in Activity Other Than That Permitted Under the Status of Residence'.
The MEXT Scholarship is a highly prestigious, fully-funded scholarship provided by the Japanese Ministry of Education. It covers full tuition, a monthly allowance, and round-trip airfare.
While Tokyo is pricey, cities like Osaka or Fukuoka are very affordable. On average, a student needs around ¥100,000 to ¥120,000 per month for living expenses including rent and food.
The Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) evaluates Japanese language ability. Many part-time jobs require an N4 or N3 level, while full-time corporate roles often require N2 or N1.

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