It is located in Ikebukuro, Tokyo, the capital of Japan.
It is located across the street from Sunshine City, a mecca for anime and a safe and comfortable place to study. It is a 5-minute walk from Higashi-Ikebukuro Station, and a 10-minute walk to JR Ikebukuro Station.
Ikebukuro Station, which is our nearby station, is easily accessible from all areas by JR, subway, Seibu lines, and Tobu lines. In addition, the school is conveniently located within a 10-minute walk from Ikebukuro Station.
It varies from class to class, but all classes have no more than 20 students.
You will have many opportunities to interact with Japanese students.
You can use Teikyo Heisei University's library, cafeteria, and other facilities.
You can listen to lectures from university professors, participate in the university's school festival and open campus, and interact with local residents.
In addition, there are international students enrolled in the university, so you will have the opportunity to receive various advice from your seniors from your home country.
No, it’s not. You can go to other universities and vocational schools. Many students have gone on to public and prestigious private universities. ▶ Click here for Academic Acheivements
April enrollment is for the 2 years Academic Japanese Course and October enrollment is for the 1 year and 6 months Academic Japanese Course.
For April enrollment, the application period is the end of September of the previous year. For October enrollment, it is the end of April. Therefore, early consultation and preparation of documents are required.
The school operates in two sessions: morning classes are from 9:00 to 12:30 and afternoon classes are from 13:00 to 16:30.
A test will be conducted at the time of admission. A comprehensive assessment will be made based on a written test and an interview.
Classes are from Monday to Friday. There are no classes on Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays. There are also summer holidays, autumn holidays, New Year's holidays, and spring holidays.
The school does not have a dormitory, but you can search for housing through our partner real estate companies (foreign language support available) on our school website.
You can study in the library or student lounge. You can also use the university library and the nearby Toshima Central Library.
All classes are taught in Japanese. However, there are Chinese-speaking administrative staff in the office.
Yes, they are.
The school has Chinese-speaking administrative staff, so please feel free to consult them if you have any problems.
Yes, you can. You can purchase the pass at a student discount price by using a student discount certificate
If you obtain a "Permission to Engage in Activities Other Than Those Permitted under the Status of Residence Previously Granted," you can work part-time for up to 28 hours a week.
To obtain a "Permission to Engage in Activities Other Than Those Permitted under the Status of Residence Previously Granted," you can apply at the airport when you arrive in Japan, or at a later date at the Immigration Agency.
We advise students not to work part-time immediately after arriving in Japan so that it does not affect their studies. After three months, when you have become accustomed to life in Japan, you may consider taking a part-time job, taking into account your own Japanese language skills.
Including rent, food, and utility bills, it comes to around JPY 80,000 to JPY150,000.
The school will apply for a “Certificate of Eligibility” to the Immigration Agency on your behalf. However, you will need to prepare the necessary documents.
It takes about three months from the submission of the application documents to the Immigration Agency until the “Certificate of Eligibility” is issued, which is announced about one month prior to the time of entrance.
After the “Certificate of Eligibility” is issued by the Immigration Agency, please apply for a student visa at a Japanese diplomatic mission at your home country.
Yes, it is very important. If your attendance rate is not 90% or higher, it will be difficult to renew your visa and continue your studies, and you may have to return to your home country.