Welcome to Toyohashi Japanese Language School

Dormitory Information

Dormitory Expenses

• shared room

  ￥30,000 / month

• Utilities

  ￥8,000 / month

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Yearly Schedule

Our goal is not only to teach Japanese but also to help our students acquire a broad understanding of Japanese culture. We will incorporate various events such as seasonal festivals and poetry into the curriculum so that students can more deeply understand “Japan”.

• Apr
  • Enrollment
  • Student Orientation
  • Cherry-blossom viewing
• May
  • Boys’ Festival
  • Medical checkup
• Jun
  • Japanese cultural experience
• Jul
  • Tanabata
  • Fireworks display
• Aug
  • Summer vacation
  • Suikawari(cracking a watermelon while blind folded)
• Sep
  • Emergency training
  • Sports event

• Oct
  • Enrollment
  • Freshman Orientation
  • Toyohashi Festival
• Nov
  • Medical checkup
  • Momijigari(going to see autumn leaves)
• Dec
  • Christmas
  • Winter vacation
• Jan
  • New Year Shrine Visit
• Feb
  • Setsubun
  • Oni Matsuri
• Mar
  • Hina Matsuri
  • Educational trip
  • Graduation Ceremony

About Aichi

Aichi Prefecture is located almost in the center of Japan, facing the Pacific Ocean. The total population is about 7.5 million (as of 2018) and is the fourth most populous province in Japan. The climate is mild throughout the year, and rainfall is more common in summer and less in winter.

In Aichi snowfall can be seen in the northeastern part of the prefecture, but in Toyohashi City, there is only mild snow 1 to 2 times a year.

In industry, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and commerce Aichi is prosperous enough to place in the top 3 nationwide every year.

Local foods, known as ”Nagoya-meshi”, are famous throughout Japan.There are many things you will want to try eating when you visit this area of Japan, such as “hibemushi” and “miso udon”.

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About Toyohashi

Toyohashi is located at the South-East area of Aichi prefecture, a core city with population of about 370,000. (5th in the prefecture)

Also in recent years, the number of foreigners living in Toyohashi is the second largest in the prefecture.

Toyohashi Station near our school is a largest station where the Shinkansen stops.

You can reach Nagoya City, the largest city in Aichi Prefecture, in about an hour without using the Shinkansen. If you use the Shinkansen, you can reach Nagoya in 25 minutes and Tokyo in an hour and a half. There are few trams running on the road in front of the school in Japan, you can see colorful trains in advertisements.

There is also a large zoo where you can see 900 animals of 130 species, including polar bears.

Historically, there is a firework called Tedutsu Hanabi, which originated in Toyohashi City, and once you see it, you will surely be captivated by its gorgeousness and sound. There are many places to see on the Toyohashi Tourism Convention Association page, and there are many introductions to food, so please take a look. It is a city that is surely attractive and makes you want to study abroad.

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