Aiwa Language Institute is a Japanese language school established in Fukuoka with the education philosophy that students can learn foreign languages easily and efficiently in recognition of international mutual understanding. In the class, students are taught not only by language acquisition teaching process, but also by education system that emphasizes the operational aspect and promotes the further development of each individual. The origin of studying language is communication. As our policy in Aiwa Language Institute, we aim to create an environment where students can effectively learn Japanese language. We aim at a fun and easy-to-understand process for our Japanese language education system.  

Asia University is a private university located in the suburbs of Tokyo, the capital city of Japan. 6,500 students study on campus including 311 international students in 2023. They live and study in a safe and quiet place, and also obtains an easy access to the Tokyo metropolitan area. AU offers courses in Business Administration, Hospitality Management, Data Science, Economics, Law, International Relations, Multicultural Communication, and Urban Innovation. AU also offers Intensive Japanese Course within the same campus to serve international students who want to further study at AU as well as other universities in Japan. AU has been offering a unique scholarship for students from ASEAN countries since 2016. It is a 5 year full scholarship course. Since its foundation, 90 students have studied with this scholarship including 3 students from Cambodia.  

The Education and Culture Exchange (ECE) is a unit of the Japanese and Culture Department of Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center (CJCC). This unit was established with the goal of promoting and strengthening the bilateral relationship between Cambodia and Japan through cultural and educational activities. Notably, this unit hosts a number of yearly events that are regarded as a success in advancing cultures and expanding educational opportunities for both Japan and Cambodia.  Japan-Cambodia Kizuna Festival: yearly celebration in February to strengthen the relations between Cambodia and Japan by balancing various activities of traditional-modern culture and educational activities. Tanabata Festival: a traditional Japanese event celebrated every year on July 7th to commemorate the upcoming meeting of two-star lovers.  Study-in-Japan Fair: typically held in October or November as an annual program that provides information and opportunities for studying in Japan to Cambodian students. Apart from the aforementioned yearly events, ECE also hosts seasonal events and provides customized services to custormers and partner universities/institutions. Website services, Hybrid Educational Customized Services, Culture services, and more are included in such services.

The International College of Liberal Arts (iCLA) at Yamanashi Gakuin University is a four- year liberal arts college where the language of instruction is English. iCLA students choose from a wide array of courses as part of our innovative Bachelor of International Liberal Arts degree program. iCLA offers majors in Global Business and Economics, Political Science, Interdisciplinary Arts, and Japan Studies with electives offered in subject areas such as Data Science, Psychology and Sociology, Quantitative Reasoning and Natural Science, and Japanese Language. Located 90 minutes west of Tokyo and with its 60% international student body coming from 40+ nationalities, iCLA combines a multi-cultural, diverse, and supportive learning environment with a beautifully traditional Japanese setting. iCLA offers students the opportunity to immerse themselves in the very essence of Japanese culture, whilst acquiring a contemporary and globally relevant education at our state-of-the-art facilities. A rapidly growing number of international students are choosing to study in Japan for the amazing opportunities it offers. iCLA helps its students make the most out of these opportunities. Download our brochure to find out how!

At JCLI Japanese Language School, we have been practicing Japanese language education with emphasis on "harmony and playfulness" for over 40 years since our establishment in 1980. "Harmony" represents the Japanese disposition of balance and unique culture. We provide opportunities to engage with traditional culture in our classes, aiming to convey the "FUN" of Japan within the learning process, so that international students can become invaluable "FANs" of Japan through attractive education.What we always uphold is the importance of the individual identity of international students and education that walks alongside them. Our faculty and staff, who have a deep understanding of the students, work closely together to support each individual in realizing their dreams. Furthermore, we have established a system that allows students to choose courses based on their goals, catering to various needs from further education to employment.

Under the founding spirit of “Women change society and the world”, it has produced many talented individuals in a wide range of fields in society Since Jissen Women's University was established in 1899. Currently, we hold up fullness and promotion of "connection with society" and "global" as our policy. In addition, by spreading learning places not only in our campus, but also in local society and in international society, we provide study opportunities to understand diversity and learn the ability to implement through practical experiences.

Keio University is one of Japan’s most prestigious universities. Founded in 1858, the university has a rich history of academic excellence, with its founder Yukichi Fukuzawa, believing it was vital to modernize Japan’s education for future leaders. With 6 major campuses, 10 undergraduate faculties, 14 graduate schools, over 33,400 students, and more than 390,000 alumni, Keio University is famed for its humanities and social sciences research, and for its hospital providing advanced medical care. Keio students have found success in every field, with multiple prime ministers, scientists, athletes, musicians, doctors, and others calling the university home. Keio’s central location in Tokyo also avails students to its deep culture and history. In 2022, Keio University housed a flourishing community of nearly 2,000 international students from more than 85 countries. It offers over 23 programs and 940 courses in English. Keio University ranked 197th world-wide, 9th in Japan, and 1st among private Japanese universities according to QS World University Rankings 2023. As Keio’s 5th campus, Shonan Fujisawa Campus (SFC) opened in 1990 to educate students to resolve complex social issues by integrating the fields of technology, science, design, business, innovation, international relations, and policy. They offer an English-based bachelor’s degree program called “GIGA Program.”

Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS) is an accredited private university which was founded in 1969 in Kyoto, Japan. In 2020, KUAS established the new Faculty of Engineering, where students can learn about the most advanced technologies through a practical study program. At KUAS Faculty of Engineering, students will be able to study a wide range of engineering fields and prepare themselves to compete on the global stage. KUAS will provide its students with a professional and practical education to help them grow into leaders of innovation and ensure that they can solve diverse challenges that society faces.   

Musashino University is a comprehensive university, founded in 1924 with the spirit of a Buddhist-based education, located in the heart of Tokyo. It’s offered diverse programs across 13 undergraduate faculties and 21 departments, 16 masters programs in 13 graduate schools. The English-taught (E-track)  undergraduate program is offered at department of Global Business and aims to foster innovation in education and research for international students.  As remarkable point, all students regardless of major, learn the basics of AI utilization as a required subject. Musashino University provides students with the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills for making use of diverse tools in every situation.    

Nagoya University, also known as Meidai, is a prestigious national university located in the central part of Japan, Nagoya. It is recognized as one of the leading institutions of higher education in Japan. Establishment: Nagoya University was said to have its origin in establishment of the Temporary Medical School/ Public Hospital, which opened here in Nagoya in 1871. In 1949, Nagoya University was launched as a national university under the new educational system in Japan. As of 2024, Nagoya University boasts nine undergraduate schools, 13 graduate schools, three research institutes and three inter-university service facilities, standing strong and proud as one of the country's core "comprehensive" universities. Research Excellence: Nagoya University's research achievements include groundbreaking work in fields such as STEM, humanities/ social sciences and interdisciplinary areas. You can see from the fact that we have produced 6 Nobel laureates who are related with Nagoya University after 2001. Globalization Efforts: Nagoya University has established partnerships with universities and research institutions worldwide, promoting academic exchange and cooperation. We work on a range of activities to encourage diversity and inclusion across our community. We aim to invite many excellent students from all of the world and create the place where they can realize their future goals. Academic Programs: Nagoya University offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across various disciplines. It has multiple faculties, including the Schools of Letters, Education, Law, Economics, Informatics, Science, Medicine, Engineering, and Agriculture. We also provide “G30 international programs” for both undergraduate and graduate degree courses, which are conducted all in English as well as regular courses. Student Services and Support: Through your entrance examination to completion of the course, we have a great deal of support services which are essential and useful for international students. They include our distinguished programs from career development and informal meet-up opportunities for networking.

Okayama University is a top-class national university with over 140 years of history. We have 11 faculties, 8 graduate schools and various programs. We rank among the Top 14 Global Universities in Japan. You can choose the best program for your research interests.   In addition, we offer undergraduate courses taught in English in the “Discovery Program for Global Learners.” Your lecturers and tutors are passionate, brilliant, and dedicated to sharing their insights and discoveries with you. Okayama is known as the land of sunshine which means that Okayama has less rainy days than the other parts of Japan. We are sure that Okayama University offers one of the best student lives in Japan.  You can gain a unique learning experience which will positively impact the future success of your academic and professional career.  

APU is a multicultural campus where about 50% of the student body comprises of international students. Students from 106 countries and regions (as of May 1, 2023) gather to study this uniquely international environment in Japan. Moreover, one in two faculty members is of foreign nationality, and the official languages of the campus are English and Japanese.

Programs in English at Komaba (PEAK) at the University of Tokyo, our first undergraduate degree program conducted in a language other than Japanese, was established in October 2012.  Currently, there are two different courses of study available, which are “The International Program on Japan in East Asia” and “The International Program on Environmental Sciences”. Both of these programs are interdisciplinary degree programs consisting of two years of liberal arts study in the Junior Division and two years of specialization in the Senior Division. In this program, all of the courses available as part of these programs are delivered entirely in English by PEAK faculty members who are making great efforts to broaden and enrich their approaches to both teaching and content for PEAK classes. They strive to instill in PEAK students not only the long fostered UTokyo’s liberal arts education to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the world’s complex reality, but also the global communication abilities and the imagination necessary to comprehend fully the many problems facing human society across the globe. There is no Japanese language requirement to join either of the programs, but studying Japanese is an important part of the program and Japanese language classes are mandatory during the junior division for both programs. While PEAK is a small program that selects only a few new excellent students each year, we believe it is undoubtedly one of UTokyo’s most important endeavors.  

Located in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, our university marks its 51st year of establishment this year. As one of Western Japan's leading private comprehensive universities, it boasts three faculties—the Faculty of Arts and Design, the Faculty of Medical Sciences, and the Faculty of Human Sciences—with seven departments, a graduate school, a separate program for international students, and the affiliated Shimonoseki Nursing College. It enrolls 1,700 students, including 400 international students. Our university is guided by three educational principles: “Work hard for others and master your skills (the founding principle)”, “Be rooted in the community and look toward the world”, and “Meet friends and live with friends”.

University of Fukui (UF) is a national university located in the central part of Japan and facing the Sea of Japan. UF has four schools: Education, Medical Sciences, Engineering, and Global and Community Studies. Each school has its graduate school. About 5,000 students study at UF.

As the first Japanese university establishing a branch campus in Malaysia, we provide a Japanese-type education with its traditions and contemporary practices through a cross-disciplinary curriculum based on Problem-Based Learning reflecting the academic standards and requirements of the home-campus while embracing the uniqueness of its position as a Japanese/Malaysian initiative.

University of Yamanashi aims to develop human resources who can respond to the demands of the region and play an active role on the world stage as the core of the local community, with the objective of “Creating the Backbone of the Community and Developing Citizens of the World”. University of Yamanashi is comprised of four faculties; “Faculty of Education”, “Faculty of Engineering”, “Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences”, and “Faculty of Medicine”. At the graduate school, there are “Graduate School of Education” which is the graduate school of teacher education, and the “Integrated Graduate School of Medicine, Engineering and Agricultural Sciences” which integrates the fields of medicine, engineering and life and environmental sciences. In addition, University of Yamanashi carries out distinctive education and research activities with broad range of research fields such as research on “wine” which is a local specialty of Yamanashi Prefecture, “clean energy” “fuel cell” which leads the hydrogen energy era, and “development engineering” “Frontier Brain Science” “Medical Device Development” which promotes world-class integrated research and development.