FUNABASHI Japanese Language Academy is a school where you can master Japanese language reliably through a unique system. The everyday communication you learn here will support your life in Japan, and the business manners and conversation you acquire through further study will be a powerful help in your success in the business world. After completing your studies and returning to your home country, you may find yourself moving from being a student to being a teacher. If you want to spread your wings in Japan and the world, or if you want to return to your home country and use what you have learned to help your country and your family, we look forward to your enrollment at Funabashi Japanese Language Institute.

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Funabashi is a cheap and easy place to live. The average cost of living is around 50,000 to 100,000 yen per month. There are plenty of convenience stores, 24-hour supermarkets, and restaurants in the surrounding area, so you can feel at ease even if it is your first time living in Japan. This area offers convenience and comfort, making it an ideal place to study and live. Funabashi City, where our school is located, has good transportation access, and easy access to Narita and Haneda airports and central Tokyo, making it an easy city to live in, with many people continuing to live in the surrounding area even after continuing their studies or finding employment. Despite being a city, it is close to the sea and has cultural tourist spots, allowing students to experience a variety of Japanese cultures, including urban, natural, and traditional aspects. As the city has many large commercial facilities, after studying hard, students can work part-time, interact with fellow students, and enjoy shopping, allowing them to live fulfilling lives with peace of mind.
To date, students and foreign residents from approximately 15 countries, including China, Korea, Taiwan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Mongolia, and the United States, have studied at our school.
We understand that studying abroad can be very difficult, but we, the faculty and staff, are here to support you throughout your life. If you have any questions or concerns, please come to the office at any time. Asking for advice and talking on your own initiative will surely help you improve your Japanese. The school has staff who can speak Vietnamese, English, Chinese, etc., so please feel free to consult them if you have any problems about life or school. Let's work hard together to make your dreams come true!

Price

(1 year)
839,00 yen
(1 year 6 months)
1,223,500
(1 year 9 months)
1,415,750

(2 years)
1,608,000
Depending on your Japanese level, you will be assigned to either the "morning class" or the "afternoon class." Classes 15 hours per week.

■ Morning class
Monday to Friday
9:00～ 12:10

■ Afternoon class
Monday to Friday
13:40～ 16:00

*Class times will be decided by the school depending on the student's level (students cannot choose them themselves).

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Frequent exams and interviews are held to firmly establish the Japanese language that students have learned. We offer classes in not only Japanese but also basic subjects, so students will broaden their knowledge and this will be very useful for those who wish to continue their education and deepen their studies, or for those who wish to find employment and contribute to society.
For those who want to improve further or are interested in kanji, we have prepared optional classes separate from the regular classes.We also have classes for entrance exams and the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, so we are fully prepared to support you in passing the exam.
Our school is a member of the Asahi Gakuen Group of educational institutions. Asahi Gakuen has vocational schools in IT, business, hotel, aviation, and nursing care, and it is possible for students to continue on to these schools after graduation. The more you study Japanese, the broader your interests become, and you may find yourself struggling to decide on your future career path, but at our school, your career options will be significantly broader.

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There is a dormitory near the school. Rooms: From studio apartments (kitchen and unit bath available) Equipment: refrigerator, washing machine, air conditioner, etc.
We'll do our best to find a apartment.