Canaan Tokyo Japanese Language School
About Canaan Tokyo Japanese Language School
Canaan offers affordable, dialogue-focused Japanese language education in a welcoming international environment. The school emphasizes communication skills, critical thinking, and self-expression while providing JLPT preparation and personalized academic and career guidance through regular one-on-one support. With cultural activities such as BBQs, exchange programs, and homestays, Canaan provides a supportive community where students can develop both academically and personally.
Location:
Tokyo
Course Type:
General Japanese Course
Intakes:
January, April, July, & October
Schedule:
- Morning: 09:10–10:40, 11:00–12:30
- Afternoon: 13:10–14:40, 15:00–16:30
Class size:
20 students per class
Tuition:
Starting from 227,700 yen
School Highlights
- Dialogue-Focused Learning: Lessons emphasize conversation and interactive learning, helping students improve their Japanese while developing critical thinking, communication, and social skills.
- Personalized Academic & Lifestyle Support: Students receive individualized guidance for higher education and career planning, along with caring lifestyle support available 24/7 year-round.
- Convenient Tokyo Location: Located in Kameido, a well-connected area that preserves the charm of traditional Tokyo, the school provides an ideal environment for both study and daily life.
What Does The School Provide?
School Facilities
- Library & Study Resources: Learning materials to support your studies.
- Comfortable Student Lounge: A space to relax and connect with classmates.
- Free High-Speed Wi-Fi: Reliable internet access across campus.
Student Support
- Student Dormitories Available: Convenient housing options for students.
- Accommodation Assistance: Help finding and arranging housing.
- 24/7 Student Support: Assistance for daily life and emergencies.
- Employment Support: Guidance on part-time work and job preparation.
- University & College Entrance Support: Support for higher education applications.
Course Offerings
Designed for students who require a student visa and wish to study in Japan for 1–2 years. These programs focus on Japanese language proficiency, JLPT and EJU preparation, and academic pathways to universities and graduate schools.
Duration: 1 Year
Ideal for students who do not require visa sponsorship, including those on working holiday, dependent, or temporary visitor visas. Flexible courses focus on practical communication skills, daily-life Japanese, and steady language development over shorter study periods.
Duration: 3 months
Canaan Tokyo Japanese Language School Gallery
January 2027 Intake is open!
School Location
Canaan Tokyo Japanese Language School is located in Kameido, a convenient and affordable neighborhood in eastern Tokyo, offering a balance of modern city life and traditional Japanese charm. With excellent access to central Tokyo via JR Kameido Station, the area is known for its friendly local atmosphere, shopping streets, restaurants, and cultural landmarks. Students can enjoy a comfortable lifestyle while experiencing an authentic side of Tokyo away from the city’s busiest districts.
Visionary IV 6F, 6-56-15 Kameido, Koto-ku, Tokyo
3 minutes on foot from JR Sobu Line Kameido Station
Tuition Fees at Canaan Tokyo Japanese Language School
Long-Term Study Abroad Course
869,000
1 year
Short-Term Course (Without Visa Sponsorship)
227,700
3 months
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Step 3
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FAQ
What is the 150 hours requirement?
Many Japanese language schools require students to have completed at least 150 hours of Japanese language study before applying for a student visa course. This requirement helps demonstrate a basic understanding of Japanese and supports the visa application process.
When are the application deadlines?
Application deadlines vary by intake (January, April, July, and October), and schools often recommend applying 6-8 months in advance.
Is Canaan a good Japanese language school?
Yes, Canaan is a good Japanese language school if you are looking for an output-focused curriculum that focuses on communication skills.
Who should study at Canaan?
People seeking to study Japanese in Tokyo should study at Canaan.