
Learn Japanese in Tokyo, Japan
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Group courses of 20 lessons per
week
- A - Intensive course
- B - Conversation course
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C -
Hiragana Katakana course
Long term courses.
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Tuition Programs
- 1 lesson: 45 minutes.
- Minimum age possible: 15.
- Schedule 9:10 am - 12:40 pm or 1:30 pm - 5:00
pm.
- Maximum of 15 students per class.
- School material not included .
- Access to Internet and email
- Test and certificate of linguistic training.
- 20 lessons: 4 types of course available.
Please tell us your choice when registration:
- A - Intensive course. Full beginners
not accepted. Minimum of 1 year of Japanese language studies.
- B - Conversation course.
Full beginners accepted on specific starting dates.
- C - Hiragana Katakana.
This course is for complete beginners who want to continue further with
conversation or intensive course. But they must be able to read and
write "Hiragana" and "Katakana" as well as present/past/negative forms
of basic verbs and adjectives to join our intensive or conversation
course.
SEE DESCRIPTION BELOW
- For all, possible excursions to Mt FUDJI, Nikko Toshogu
shrine, winter festival in Hokkaido,
Kyoto and Osaka, ...........
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For those wishing a long term study (1
year for instance) requiring a study visa called "Pre-College visa", please take
note that the procedure to get it is around 6 months delay.
CAUTION: FOR CANADIANS, A VISA IS
COMPULSORY.
FOREIGN NATIONALS: PLEASE CONTACT THE EMBASSY OR THE CONSULATE OF JAPAN IN YOUR
COUNTRY.
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Starting Dates
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A - Intensive course:
| Jan. |
Feb. |
March |
April |
May |
June |
| 13,19,26 |
2,9,16,23 |
2,9 |
6,13,20 |
11,18,25 |
1,8 |
| July |
Aug. |
Sept. |
October |
Nov. |
December |
| 6,21 |
3,17,24,31 |
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5,13,19,26 |
2,9,16,24,30 |
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Holidays from March 23 to April 3,
April 29 to May 6, June 22 to July 3,
September 14 to October 2, December 14 to January 8, 2010.
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B
- conversation course
| Jan. |
Feb. |
March |
April |
May |
June |
| 13*,19,26 |
2,9,16,23 |
2,9,16,23 |
6*,13,20 |
11,18,25 |
1,8,15,22 |
| July |
Aug. |
Sept. |
October |
Nov. |
December |
| 6*,21 |
3,17,24,31 |
7,14 |
5*,13,19,26 |
2,9,16,24,30 |
7,14 |
Holidays from April 29 to May 6,
September 28 to October 2, December 28 to January 8, 2010.
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Complete beginners start these dates only.
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C - Hiragana Katakana:
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March |
June |
September |
December |
| 2 to 27 |
1 to 26 |
Aug.31 to 18 |
Nov.30 to 25 |
Private courses: any day.
School closing dates
| Jan. |
Feb. |
March |
April |
May |
July |
Sept. |
Oct. |
Nov. |
Dec. |
| 12 |
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20 |
29 |
4,5,6 |
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21,22,23 |
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23 |
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Available options
- Airport transfer (one way):
15 JPY (Thousand
of yens) if arrival on SATURDAY
30 JPY (Thousand of yens) if arrival any other day.
- Our prices are available from January 1st to
December 31,
2009. These prices never include the Air Fare.
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Family, residence
or apartment (studio) accommodation.
Our greeting families are recruited with great care. The criteria of
selection are very rigorous and each family must satisfy a precise
schedule of conditions: excellent morality, desire to communicate with
their host, satisfactory social standing. We should specify that the families will only speak with you the
language of the country where you will be. It is the principle of the
immersion courses!
Residence:
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Residence with single or double occupancy
bedroom, bathroom.

Families
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Spring
Course sample
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Term
April 1rd-April 22th 3weeks For
Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced
level student |
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20
lessons / week + 1-3 excursion /
week
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Over
15 years old
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Excursions/Activities-Odaiba
Yokohama Wearing Kimono
Experience Asakusa Hakone Tokyo
Disneyland or Disney Sea Ueno
Zoo (Enjoy Cherry Blossom)
Kamakura Edo kiriko
Exchange with Japanese Hakone
Grass Curving Zhibli
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Sunday |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
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4/1
Arrival in Japan.
School staff
will meet you at the airport and take
you to host family's home |
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Morning |
2
Free time
with your host family or friends

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3
Orientation
10:00-12:00
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4
Class
9:10-12:40
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5
Class
9:10-12:40
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6
Class
9:10-12:40
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7
Class
9:10-12:40
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8
Excursion
Kamakura &
Yokohama
Chinatown
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Afternoon |
Free time |
Ueno Zoo
Cherry
blossom |
Free time |
Odaiba |
Exchange
with Japanese Students
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Morning |
9
Free time with your host family or
friends
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10
Class
9:10-12:40
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11
Class
9:10-12:40
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12
Class
9:10-12:40
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13
Class
9:10-12:40
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14
Class
9:10-12:40
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15
Tokyo Disney Sea
or
Disneyland
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Afternoon |
Ghibli
Museum
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Free time |
Asakusa |
Free time |
Exchange
with Japanese Students
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Morning |
16
Free time
with your host family or friends
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Class
9:10-12:40
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18
Class
9:10-12:40
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19
Class
9:10-12:40
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20,21
Hakone Tour(2 days & 1 nights)
Mt. Fuji,
Ashinoko-Lake
Hot Spring
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Leaving Japan |
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Afternoon |
Tombodama
(Try Japanese Glass art) |
Wearing
Kimono Experience |
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Private Lesson
Mon.-Fri.
90 or 120
minute-lessons are available anytime between 9:00-20:00
each week day.
The
minimum number of lessons : one lesson/week.
We offer
lessons suit your level, purpose and pace. If you don't
understand something, you can ask it until it is
understood. Private lessons are an effective way of
improving your skills in the shortest possible time. |
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Conversation Course
Conversation course
focuses on basic grammar, vocabulary, and Japanese
culture & customs in order to improve your
fluency. This course will enable you to speak
with confidence. You will take the morning class
9:10-12:40
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Mon.-Fri.
5 days per week
20 lessons/week
Starting Dates:
April, July, October, January .(Please
note: Student can start any Monday except
complete beginner.).
Minimum 2 weeks.
5-15 students/class Average 7-10
students/class |
Sample TIME
Schedule
Morning Class
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9:10-10:00
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10:10-11:00
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11:10-11:55
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11:55-12:40
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Mon |
Vocabulary
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Conversation
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Tue |
Grammar
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Listening
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Conversation
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Wed |
Vocabulary
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Conversation
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Thu |
Grammar
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Listening
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Conversation
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Fri |
Japanese Culture
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Conversation
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Language / Culture Exchange
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Intensive Japanese
course
This course's purpose is
focused on improve 4 skills (reading, writing,
speaking, listening) for leading a Japanese life.
This course also corresponds to Japanese Language
Proficiency Test (JLPT)
and Examination for Japanese
University Admission for International Students
(EJU), appropriate for
students who wish to advance to higher education in
Japan.
High advanced class corresponds to even students who
have already retained JLPT (Japanese Language
Proficiency Test).
20 lessons/week, Mon. -
Fri.You will take either morning class
9:10 to12:40
or afternoon course 13:30
to17:00 depending on your level.
Starting date
April/July/October/January Students
may start on any Monday except complete beginner.)
12 to 18 students per class,
average is 15.
Intensive
course Sample TIME Schedule
Morning class
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9:10-10:00 |
10:10-11:00 |
11:10-11:55 |
11:55-12:40 |
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Mon. |
Reading
Grammar |
Conversation |
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Tue. |
Reading |
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Wed. |
Chinese character/Vocabulary |
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Thr. |
Conversation |
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Fri. |
Composition/Essay |
Afternoon
class
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13:30-14:15 |
14:15-15:00 |
15:10-16:00 |
16:10-17:00 |
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Mon. |
Conversation |
Reading
Grammar |
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Tue. |
Reading |
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Wed. |
Chinese character/Vocabulary |
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Thr. |
Conversation |
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Fri. |
Composition/Essay |
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City information
Tokyo is the capital of Japan in all fields: cultural, political, commercial, industrial and economic. Tokyo has 23 metropolitan districts, satellite towns, and even several islands, dispersed in the peaceful bay of Tokyo.
The agglomeration of Tokyo counts more than 11 million inhabitants; which makes the Japanese capital the third largest city in the world. The imperial Palace rises in the center of the city, close to the bay of Tokyo. In the North of the Palace, the Ueno park is very liked by the Japanese and the tourists. The cherry trees are particularly appreciated in spring, including the concert hall, the zoo and several temples. In the
south-east of the imperial Palace is the district of Ginza, where one comes to have fun, and
Marunouchi, the center of businesses. Kanda district is known for its bookshops, and Asakusa contains the majority of restaurants and theatres of the capital, all the way to the North-East of the Palace.
Tokyo has one of the best public transportation systems in the world, with kilometers of motorways, and a dense private and public network of underground subway lines, of which the famous " monorail " connection with one of the two international airports of Tokyo, and the
lines of buses.

Tokyo weather forecast


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