Japanese Language Schools in Kanagawa

A hillside view over a yacht harbour on the Shonan coast in Kanagawa

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Kanagawa Living Snapshot

Directly south of Tokyo, Kanagawa combines the international port city of Yokohama, the temples and coast of Kamakura, and the hot springs of Hakone with unbeatable capital access.

Average monthly living expenses in the Kanto region are estimated at around ¥123,000 (excluding study costs), compared with a national average of ¥105,000. Rent averages about ¥51,000 versus ¥41,000 nationally.

Tuition Snapshot

Based on the long-term courses listed on our site, tuition is typically around ¥1,240,750, with many schools falling between ¥1,073,500 and ¥1,438,750.

Why Students Choose Kanagawa

International, vibrant Yokohama

Yokohama is one of Japan's largest and most cosmopolitan cities, with a famous port and Chinatown. Students enjoy big-city life with a distinctly open, global feel.

Right beside Tokyo

Kanagawa borders Tokyo with frequent, fast trains into the centre. It's a top choice for students who want capital access while living in a city of their own.

History and coast at Kamakura

Kamakura offers ancient temples, the Great Buddha, and a relaxed seaside, all close by. Kanagawa balances city energy with history and nature.

Hakone's hot springs nearby

The celebrated onsen resort of Hakone, with views of Mount Fuji, is an easy trip from Kanagawa's cities. Relaxation and scenery are never far away.

Schools in Kanagawa

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to study at a language school in Kanagawa?: Long-term course tuition in Kanagawa averages around ¥1,240,750 a year, with most schools between ¥1,073,500 and ¥1,438,750. Compare the schools above for exact fees.
How much does it cost to live as a student in Kanagawa?: Average monthly living expenses in the Kanto region are estimated at around ¥123,000 (excluding study costs), compared with a national average of ¥105,000. Rent averages about ¥51,000 versus ¥41,000 nationally.
Why study Japanese in Kanagawa?: Directly south of Tokyo, Kanagawa combines the international port city of Yokohama, the temples and coast of Kamakura, and the hot springs of Hakone with unbeatable capital access.