Note: The above events are subject to change.
Annual Schedule
| April | April semester entrance ceremony, orientation, cherry blossom viewing, disaster prevention training |
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| May | Traffic safety training |
| June | Japanese Language Proficiency Test, first-term exams, health checkup |
| July | Japanese Language Proficiency Test, field trip |
| August | Summer vacation |
| September | Second-term exams, field trip |
| October | October semester entrance ceremony |
| November | Second Japanese Language Proficiency Test |
| December | Second Japanese Language Proficiency Test, third-term exams, winter vacation |
| January | Advancement briefing session |
| February | Fourth-term exams |
| March | Graduation ceremony, spring vacation |
Part-Time Work
Examples include: Convenience stores, gas stations, supermarkets, family restaurants, drugstores, factories, etc.
Students with a "student" visa who wish to work part-time must obtain "Permission for Activities Other Than Those Permitted by the Status of Residence Previously Granted" before starting work. Part-time work is limited to 28 hours per week, and up to 8 hours per day during long vacation periods (summer, winter, and spring breaks). However, working in the adult entertainment industry is strictly prohibited.
To start part-time work, the following preparations are necessary.
Opening a bank account and obtaining a mobile phone in Japan.Understanding Japanese manners, such as punctuality.
Dormitory Introduction
| Fees | ￥20,000 to ￥50,000 (2 to 4 people per room) Note: Fees vary depending on the property and number of residents. |
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| Utilities | Paid separately based on usage. |
| Dormitory Entrance Fee | ￥40,000 |
Note: The dormitories listed are examples; actual accommodations may differ slightly.