Scholarships in Japan
Budgeting for University Life in Japan: A Guide for International StudentsNew!!
Before diving into the numbers, remember this: having a clear budget is the first step toward a stress-free study-abroad experience. Set a realistic monthly target—around ¥120,000 to ¥150,000 (not including tuition)—especially if you’ll live in a major city. Tracking your spending from day one helps you focus on study, friendships, and your future. 1. Tuition […]
National vs. Private Universities in Japan: Cost, Culture, and StrategyNew!!
First, let’s look at what almost every applicant asks first: money. 1. Funding & Tuition — Government vs. Market National universities charge a uniform annual tuition of about ¥535,800, plus a ¥282,000 admission fee set by the Japanese government.Private universities, by contrast, operate on market pricing: humanities programs start around ¥1.2 – 1.6 million for […]
Five Key Requirements for Undergraduate Admission to Japanese Universities
Before you dive into application forms, make sure you can tick all five boxes below. Clear requirements save time and reduce costly surprises. I myself have experienced studying abroad, and I found that it requires more detailed and long-term preparation compared to entering a school in one’s own country. That’s why understanding the requirements correctly […]
How Japan’s Work Culture Is Becoming More Friendly for Foreigners
In recent years, Japan’s corporate environment has begun to change—slowly but surely. What used to be known for long hours and strict office rules is now transforming into a more flexible and performance-based system. These changes are especially good news for foreign professionals considering a career in Japan. A Shift from Long Hours to Performance-Based […]