Admissions

Entrance Examination

Applicants who have completed 12 or more years of formal education in their home country and hold a qualification equivalent to high school graduation.
Applicants who are physically and mentally healthy and can comply with Japanese laws and the school's regulations.
Applicants with a clear purpose for studying abroad, a strong motivation to learn, and a financial supporter with sufficient capacity to cover their expenses.

Applicants with the following Japanese language proficiency:

Course	Japanese Language Proficiency
Preparatory Course for Higher Education (2-Year Program)	Has passed JLPT-N5 or an equivalent Japanese language proficiency test, with proficiency equivalent to A1.
Preparatory Course for Higher Education (1.5-Year Program)	Has passed JLPT-N4 or an equivalent Japanese language proficiency test, with proficiency equivalent to A2. Or plans to take JLPT-N4 or an equivalent test and holds proficiency equivalent to A2.

Please prepare the Applicant's documents and the Financial Supporter's documents, and submit them to the school office by the deadline.

	Document	Notes
1	Application form	School form	Filled in by the applicant
2	Résumé	School form	Filled in by the applicant
3	Statement of study purpose	School form	Filled in by the applicant. Please clearly state your purpose and motivation for studying in Japan.
4	Final academic diploma	Original	Diploma or graduation certificate
5	Final academic transcript	Original	Must include grades from enrollment through graduation
6	Japanese language study certificate	Original	Must state study period, total study hours, completed hours to date, attendance, textbooks used, issuer, and date of issue
7	Japanese language proficiency certificate	Original	JLPT/J-test/NAT-test or equivalent certificate
8	Family register (koseki-tohon)	Copy	Only for countries where this can be issued
9	ID document / Birth certificate	Copy
10	Certificate of employment	Original	Required if currently employed. Issued within the last 3 months.
11	Passport	Copy	If you have previously entered Japan, also submit copies of pages showing entry/exit stamps.
12	Health check results	Copy
13	5 photographs		4cm × 3cm, front-facing, no hat, color photo. Taken within the last 3 months. Write your name, nationality, and date of birth on the back.

For cases where a parent or relative living overseas provides financial support. (For other cases, please contact the school office.)

	Document	Notes
1	Declaration of financial support	Filled in by the financial supporter on the school's designated form. Please describe the reason for support specifically.
2	Bank balance certificate	Original (cannot be returned). Issued within the last 3 months.
3	Evidence of asset formation	Copies of bank passbooks covering the past 3 years.
4	Proof of occupation	If the supporter is employed by a company → Certificate of employment If the supporter is self-employed or a sole proprietor → Copy of business license If the supporter is a company executive → Corporate registration certificate
5	Proof of income	Original, for the past 3 years
6	Tax payment certificate	Original, for the past 3 years; must show income or earnings
7	Proof of relationship between the applicant and the financial supporter	If the supporter is a relative → Certificate of family relationship, birth certificate, etc. If the supporter is not a relative → Official documents proving the relationship
8	Proof of the financial supporter's family composition	Family register or residence certificate covering all family members of the supporter

[Important Notes]

All documents must clearly show the date of issue and the issuer.
For bank, municipal office, and employment certificates, submit originals dated within the last 3 months.
All documents in foreign languages must be accompanied by a Japanese translation.

* Additional documents may be requested if necessary.

①The applicant submits the required documents for the entrance examination to the school.

②The school conducts document screening, a written examination, and an interview to determine admission.

③The school sends an admission notice to successful applicants (hereafter, "prospective students").

④Upon receiving the admission notice, the prospective student prepares the application documents and mails them to the school.

⑤The school reviews the mailed documents and submits the application to the Immigration Services Agency on behalf of the student.

⑥The Immigration Services Agency reviews the documents and issues a Certificate of Eligibility to approved applicants.

⑦Once the school confirms the Certificate of Eligibility, it notifies the prospective student.

⑧Upon receiving notification, the prospective student pays the required tuition and fees to the school.

⑨The school notifies the prospective student once payment has been confirmed.

⑩The prospective student applies for a visa at the Japanese embassy or consulate in their home country.

⑪The prospective student receives the visa from the Japanese embassy or consulate in their home country.

⑫The prospective student, after consulting with the school, arranges their flight and travels to Japan.

⑬The school welcomes the arriving student at the airport and supports them with settling in and preparing for enrollment.