Kamei Gakuen Japanese Language School Kyoto School

Since its founding in 1935, Kamei Gakuen has endeavored to develop and produce excellent human resources.
Since the Japanese language department was established in 2003, there are specialized courses in medical and welfare, many companies and organizations have requested the acceptance of international students who aim to become nurses and caregivers, and also in Kyoto. We received many inquiries about whether there was a school like ours, and came up with the idea of ​​establishing a school.
Kyoto has the second largest number of foreign residents after Osaka and has world-famous companies, and considering that it is a city visited by more than 6 million foreign tourists annually, it is possible to train and secure foreign human resources in the field of tourism as well. It is an urgent task. Therefore, we will enhance Japanese language education and cross-cultural understanding education in order to meet the needs of society, assuming that we will go on to medical / welfare, tourism, business, and colleges and vocational schools to study Japanese culture after graduation. We would like to fulfill the mission and responsibilities as an educational institution by developing and producing global human resources with "proficient Japanese ability", "communication ability that can be integrated into Japanese society", and "ability to acquire advanced expertise".
In parallel with Japanese language education in Osaka, we will welcome you with a system where you can learn specialized education and experienced instructors. We are looking forward to being exposed to different cultures through everyone.

Principal Kamei Osamu

Experienced teachers will give you 900 hours of lessons per year.
You can study not only Japanese but also the subjects of the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, General Subjects), aiming to go on to university or graduate school.

 

You can get a student visa for a Japanese language school and work part-time 28 hours a week.
In addition, there are scholarships, transportation discounts, medical expenses subsidies, and free tours of cultural facilities.

It is a sister school of Kamei Gakuen Institute, which has a history of more than 80 years, and experienced instructors and international staffs are in charge of guidance and consultation.
Kyoto is the city with the most universities in Japan. Prices are low and student dormitories are safe.
In addition, there is a lot of information on part-time jobs, and this is an environment where it is easy to live.

You can reach the center of Kyoto in 10 minutes by subway.
In addition, the lively city of "Osaka", the exotic city of "Kobe", and the ancient city of "Nara" are also nearby, so you can experience Japanese culture and traditions.

• Kamei Gakuen Japanese Language School Kyoto School

  607-8211
  83 Higashikurisuno-cho, Kanshuji, Yamashina-Ku,Kyoto

  TEL: 075-205-5374

  E-mail: info@kamei.ac.jp

  
  

  From Kansai airport to JR Kyoto station 90mins by bus

  

  Take train From JR Kyoto station and get off JR Yamashina station

  
  

  Transfer to subway train of Yamashina station and get off Nagitsuji station, walk 10 mins to school

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