Fukuoka Foreign Language College (FFLC)
About Fukuoka Foreign Language College
FFLC is one of Kyushu’s most established accredited vocational schools, specializing in foreign language and international education. With a diverse community of both local Japanese and international students, the school offers a uniquely bilingual environment where learners study Japanese and English side by side. Beyond language study, FFLC offers corporate internships, study abroad partnerships, and a robust student support system.
Location:
Fukuoka
Course Type:
- General Japanese Course
- Academic Japanese Course
- Vocational Japanese Course
Intakes:
April & October
Schedule:
- Morning: 08:50–12:50
- Afternoon: 13:30–17:30
Class size:
20 students per class
Tuition:
Starting from 811,000 yen
School Highlights
- Practical Communication: Build confidence speaking Japanese from day one with interactive, structured lessons focused on real-life and workplace use.
- Cultural Immersion: Experience Japanese culture through events and community activities that connect language with daily life.
- Career & Community Support: Access career guidance, job search support, and networking opportunities to grow your future in Japan.
What Does The School Provide?
School Facilities
- International Learning Environment: Japanese and English programs for both international and Japanese students.
- Diverse Student Community: Students from around the world study together in a multicultural environment.
- 100+ Annual Events: Cultural, sports, and Adventure Club activities throughout the year.
Student Support
- Free Wi-Fi: Campus-wide internet access for learning and daily use.
- Student Lounge: A comfortable space to study and relax.
- Cultural Activities: Hands-on experiences that bring Japanese culture to life.
- Accommodation Support: Dormitory options and housing assistance for students.
Course Offerings
A well-rounded course covering standard lessons, JLPT preparation, and cultural activities throughout the year. Available in 1-year (April or October intake), 1.5-year (October intake), and 2-year (April intake) terms. Applicants must have completed 12 years of education and at least 150 hours of basic Japanese study or JLPT N5.
Duration: 1, 1.5 (October Enrollment), or 2 years (April Enrollment)
Designed for students aiming to enter a national, public, or private university or graduate school in Japan. The first year focuses on building Japanese proficiency, while the second year shifts to academic writing, reading, and listening skills for university-level study. Available as a 1 or 2-year program.
Duration: 1 year or 2 years
Designed for students with JLPT N2 or above who want to work in Japan or for a Japanese company. This course builds practical workplace Japanese skills and connects students directly with companies actively hiring foreign workers across Japan.
Duration: 1, 1.5, or 2 years
Fukuoka Foreign Language College Gallery
January 2027 Intake is open!
School Location
Fukuoka Foreign Language College is located in Fukuoka, one of Japan’s most livable and welcoming cities — compact enough to feel manageable, yet vibrant enough to keep life exciting. With a thriving food scene, warm locals, affordable cost of living, and a noticeably large student population, it’s an ideal city for those looking to experience an authentic, relaxed side of Japan with plenty of energy and community around them.
1 Chome-8-27 Maidashi, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka, 812-0054
5 min walk from JR Yoshizuka station (JR Kagoshima line)
Tuition Fees at Fukuoka Foreign Language College
All Japanese Courses
840,500
1 year
All Japanese Courses
1,225,500
1.5 years
All Japanese Courses
1,550,500
2 years
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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 FFLC a good Japanese language school?
Yes, FFLC is a good Japanese language school if you are looking for a school that specialized in foreign language and international education.
Who should study at FFLC?
People seeking to study Japanese in Fukuoka, a city similar to Tokyo with a more local vibe should study at FFLC.