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Career Program for the Future

From early on, students interact with senior international students (vocational school students, university students, working professionals) to think about their future. Through career development activities including self-analysis and future planning, we support students in making well-informed decisions about their further education.

Japanese Language Education Connected to the Community

We emphasize cooperation and exchange with the local community, creating an environment where students can live safely as members of the community. Through collaboration with local schools, municipalities, and organizations, students participate in community events, disaster drills, and school events with local residents, developing practical Japanese communication skills along with life skills and teamwork.

Chromebook for the Future

All students receive a Chromebook. We conduct ICT-integrated classes where students learn to create Japanese documents and presentations, use electronic dictionaries and e-learning materials, and manage their own study progress — building autonomous learning habits. This prepares students to smoothly adapt to the digital environment after advancing to vocational schools or universities.

Annual Schedule

Month	2-Year Course (Year 1)	2-Year Course (Year 2)	1.5-Year Course (Year 1)	1.5-Year Course (Year 2)
April	Entrance Ceremony, Health Checkup	Spring Break	—	Spring Break
May	Cultural Experience	Cultural Experience	—	Cultural Experience
June	Term Exam	Term Exam	—	Term Exam
July	Tanabata	JLPT, Cultural Experience, Health Checkup	—	JLPT, Tanabata, Health Checkup
August	Summer Break	Summer Break	—	Summer Break
September	Disaster Drill, Term Exam, Autumn Break	Disaster Drill, Term Exam, Autumn Break	—	Disaster Drill, Term Exam, Autumn Break
October	Autumn Break	Autumn Break	Entrance Ceremony, Health Checkup, Autumn Break	Autumn Break
November	Cultural Experience	Cultural Experience	Cultural Experience	Cultural Experience
December	JLPT, Term Exam, Winter Break	JLPT, Term Exam, Winter Break	Term Exam, Winter Break	JLPT, Term Exam, Winter Break
January	Winter Break, Hatsumode, Kakizome	Winter Break, Hatsumode, Kakizome	Winter Break, Hatsumode, Kakizome	Winter Break, Hatsumode, Kakizome
February	Field Trip	Field Trip, Graduation Exam	Field Trip	Field Trip, Graduation Exam
March	School Festival, Term Exam, Spring Break	School Festival, Graduation Ceremony	School Festival, Term Exam, Spring Break	School Festival, Graduation Ceremony

Class Hours

5-day schedule: Monday–Friday (Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays are off)

Period	Morning Class (8:45–12:15)	Afternoon Class (13:00–16:30)
1st Period	8:45–9:30	13:00–13:45
2nd Period	9:40–10:25	13:55–14:40
3rd Period	10:35–11:20	14:50–15:35
4th Period	11:30–12:15	15:45–16:30

◎　Students are assigned to either the morning or afternoon class.
◎　The school determines the class assignment.

Support System

Life Support

The school does not have a student dormitory. We refer students to apartments through trusted agencies.
Faculty and staff support students with various procedures and preparations for daily life.
If you have any worries or concerns, please consult your teachers right away.

Career Support

From early on, students interact with senior international students (vocational school students, university students, working professionals) to think about their future. Through career development activities including self-analysis and future planning, we help students deepen their sense of purpose and self-understanding to make informed decisions about their further education.
We provide individual support for application documents and interview preparation, helping students move toward their future goals.
If you have any questions, please consult the career counseling teacher.

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