The Japanese language school is located in the center of Tokyo in a neighborhood known as “Book Town.” Japanese students can visit a large array of bookstores in this area, along with Internet cafés, restaurants, and places to shop. Also within walking distance of the school are the Imperial palace, the Tokyo Dome baseball stadium, and plenty of public transportation. Because of the Japanese school's convenient location, students can commute easily to class, as well as to the fascinating sites of Tokyo. The school was founded in 1988 and has nine classrooms in two buildings. There are also computers with free Internet for student use.

Highlights     Location: Located in the city center in the “Book Town” neighborhood, near the Imperial Palace, TokyoDome, and shopping districts.           Facilities: Founded in 1988 • 9 classrooms in 2 buildings • Computers with free Internet • Walking distance to landmarks and social areas           Group Class Size: Maximum of 18 students.           Student Body: 21% of the students are from Korea, 13% from Sri Lanka, 13% China, 8% USA, and the rest from Australia, India, Vietnam and Taiwan and Europe. 70% of the students are in their teens to early 20's, 20% are in their 30's, and 10% are 40+.

Tokyo is an exciting city that is rich with history and entertainment opportunities. Besides the daily event of learning about Japanese culture, you will also have a chance to go on the following excursions, depending on the season.

Tokyo Disneyland Even if you've done it in the United States, there's nothing like going to Disneyland in Japan. With rides, cartoon characters, and "Western food," this experience will bring you back to the fun of being a kid, as well as give you the chance to pick up some internationally-recognized souvenirs.

Kamakura Kamakura is a popular tourist destination known for its numerous temples and shrines, including the outdoor statue of Amida Buddha in Kotokuin. The city is also interesting for its unique topography: its square layout is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and ocean on the other.

Nikko Nikko is situated in the mountains of the Tochigi Prefecture, north of Tokyo. The city is a must-see for the outdoor enthusiast as it famous for its hot springs, waterfalls, national park, and hiking trails.

Hakone This town is close to Mt. Fuji, and is recognized for its natural hot springs and wellness centers. Visitors come from all over the world to hike the mountains and swim in the hot springs, while locals come to take a break from it all!