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Dreaming of studying at a Japanese university? Then you’ll likely need to take the EJU exam in Japan, short for Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students. The EJU is a standardized test designed to evaluate the academic and Japanese language skills of international students who wish to enter universities in Japan. Most national, public, and even some […]
If you’ve always dreamed of studying in Japan, it’s completely natural to wonder whether you’re starting too early — or too late. Is there such a thing as an age requirement to apply for a student visa? Whether you’re a high school graduate, a working professional, or even retired, the reassuring truth is: for most […]
To apply for a student visa in Japan, you need to submit a few official documents. Keep in mind that additional materials may be required
Study and live in Japan is an exciting step—but planning it can quickly feel overwhelming. From choosing the right language school and meeting application deadlines to finding accommodation and understanding part-time work rules, there’s a lot to consider before you arrive. To make the process easier, we created the Coto School Finder Study & Live […]
Shinjuku might not be everyone’s cup of tea when it comes to studying, but you might be surprised that some of the best Japanese language schools are located in Shinjuku. Along the Yamanote Line and many other train lines, Shinjuku is a bustling city center with iconic locations such as the Tokyo Metropolitan Building, Shinjuku […]
For many international students living on a budget, their biggest concerns when studying abroad are managing living expenses. In Japan, obtaining a part-time work permit can make a difference. With this permit, you can work up to 28 hours per week most of the year, giving you the flexibility to support yourself while still focusing […]
For many learners who dream of studying in Japan, the journey begins with one essential milestone: reaching JLPT N5 level or completing at least 150 hours of Japanese study. These requirements commonly appear in the admission guidelines of Japanese language schools, especially for long-term programs that require student visas. They ensure that students arrive in […]
Looking to study in Japan? Discover the best universities for international students, from the University of Tokyo to Waseda and Keio. Learn about tuition fees, admission requirements, scholarships, and what life is really like on campus in Japan.