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Vocational schools (senmon gakko) with practical, industry-focused education — from design and technology to culinary arts and fashion — equipping you with job-ready skills.

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iU (Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation)

iU (Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation)

The Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation (iU) is a private professional university in Tokyo, Japan, established to combine technology, business, and global communication education. It focuses on developing innovators who can use ICT and management skills to create new services and businesses. Unlike traditional universities, iU emphasizes hands-on, project-based learning where students collaborate with industry professionals and work on real-world problems. Its programs prepare graduates to become entrepreneurs, tech specialists, or business leaders who drive innovation in Japan and globally.

Tokyo
Study Duration: 4 years
Intake: April
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Akamonkai Japanese Language School

Akamonkai Japanese Language School

Akamonkai is one of the largest and oldest Japanese language schools in Tokyo, founded in 1985. It has educated over 20,000 students from more than 80 countries and now operates as a non-profit educational foundation. With around 2,250 students from over 50 nations, the school offers a multicultural environment and a strong record of JLPT success. The school provides professional teaching, career and study support, as well as facilities such as lounges, study rooms, dormitories, and free Wi-Fi. Located in central Tokyo, Akamonkai combines quality education, modern facilities, and multilingual support, making it a top choice for international students.

Tokyo
Study Duration: 6 months - 2 years
Intake: April, July, October, January
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Shinbun Mainichi Scholarship

Shinbun Mainichi Scholarship

Make your dream of studying in Osaka for two years come true — with a full tuition subsidy, free dormitory, and a steady income of up to ±130,000 Yen/month. The Newspaper-Work Scholarship (Shinbun Mainichi) is an official route for those with real grit who want to be financially independent from their very first day in Japan — legal, safe, and compliant with Japanese immigration rules. Through this program you study at a Japanese Language School (Nihongo Gakko) for 2 years while working part-time delivering newspapers on a shift system designed never to disrupt your school hours. You receive a tuition subsidy of around ±50,000 Yen/month, a steady income, dormitory accommodation, legal work capped at 28 hours/week, and a bonus once you complete the 2-year contract. We're looking for candidates who are mentally tough, independent, and forward-looking. Nakamura Study Japan guides you from selection and language-and-document preparation to departure and settling in Osaka. Places are limited — check your eligibility with our team today.

Osaka
Study Duration: 2 years
Intake: April, October
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