Fuji Language School

1) Those who have clear plans, goals, and plans after completing Japanese language studies at our school. (2) Sufficient financial capacity to pay their tuition and living expenses and other costs during the period of study, and the ability to objectively prove this. (3) As a general rule, applicants must have completed 12 years of education in their home country. However, this does not apply if the total duration of study up to graduating high school in the applicant's home country is less than 12 years. (4) Applicants who have passed JLPT N5, NAT-TEST Level 5, J-test EF Level, or TOP-J Beginner Level A. However, if the applicant is unable to take the test by the test date due to scheduling conflicts or other circumstances, the applicant must have completed at least 150 hours of Japanese study prior to application. (5) When applying for the College Preparatory Course, applicants must generally have graduated from their most recent educational institution within the past 5 years. For the General Course, this requirement does not apply.

(1) Applicants who meet all of the above requirements, pass our institution’s entrance exam, and promptly prepare all documents required for the residence status application by the deadline specified by our school. (2) The selection process will include an interview in Japanese, a written exam in Japanese, and an essay in the applicant’s native language. Additional exams may be conducted as needed.

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