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Japanese Language Schools in Mie

A vendor tending a dried-seafood stall in a seaside market town in Mie
Source: JASSO
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Mie Living Snapshot

Mie is home to the revered Ise Grand Shrine, the ninja heritage of Iga, cultured pearls, and Matsusaka beef — a prefecture of deep tradition within easy reach of the Kansai region.

Average monthly living expenses in the Kinki region are estimated at around ¥101,000 (excluding study costs), compared with a national average of ¥105,000. Rent averages about ¥40,000 versus ¥41,000 nationally.

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Tuition Snapshot

Based on the long-term courses listed on our site, tuition is typically around ¥1,160,000, with many schools falling between ¥1,035,000 and ¥1,352,500.

Why Students Choose Mie

The sacred Ise Grand Shrine

Ise Jingu is one of the most sacred sites in all of Japan, drawing visitors nationwide. Living in Mie means closeness to a profound spiritual tradition.

Ninja and samurai heritage

The Iga region is famed as a home of the ninja, and Mie preserves rich historical culture. Students live among genuinely storied traditions.

Pearls, beef, and fine food

Mie is known for cultured pearls from Toba and prized Matsusaka beef. Quality local products and cuisine are part of everyday life here.

Close to Kansai, calmer pace

Bordering the Kansai region, Mie offers access to Osaka and Nagoya at a quieter pace and lower cost. It balances connection with calm.

Schools in Mie

Humanitec Life Design College
ユマニテクライフデザイン専門学校
Mie・Hamada-cho
90 students capacity
2 courses available From ¥1,160,000
INTERNATIONAL NIPPON SCHOOL
インターナショナル日本学校
Mie
2 courses available From ¥932,500
Accommodation Available
Mie Japanese Language Institute
三重日本語学校
Mie・Chuo
225 students capacity
2 courses available From ¥1,050,000
Accommodation Available 15,000 yen (per month)
SUZUKA SCHOOL OF JAPANESE LANGUAGE
鈴鹿日本語学院
Mie・Koriyama-cho
120 students capacity
3 courses available From ¥346,000
9 teachers
Suzuka social welfare office work college
鈴鹿オフィスワーク医療福祉専門学校
Mie・Sumiyoshi
40 students capacity
YOKKAICHI JAPANESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL
四日市日本語学校
Mie・Nishi-Shinchi
180 students capacity
2 courses available From ¥1,045,000
18 teachers
Accommodation Available 25,000 yen (per month)
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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to study at a language school in Mie?
Long-term course tuition in Mie averages around ¥1,160,000 a year, with most schools between ¥1,035,000 and ¥1,352,500. Compare the schools above for exact fees.
How much does it cost to live as a student in Mie?
Average monthly living expenses in the Kinki region are estimated at around ¥101,000 (excluding study costs), compared with a national average of ¥105,000. Rent averages about ¥40,000 versus ¥41,000 nationally.
Why study Japanese in Mie?
Mie is home to the revered Ise Grand Shrine, the ninja heritage of Iga, cultured pearls, and Matsusaka beef — a prefecture of deep tradition within easy reach of the Kansai region.

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