Japanese language school in Tokyo, Japan

JAPANESE LANGUAGE SCHOOL

The Yoshida offers a wide variety of classes for students seeking to learn Japanese!!

WELCOME TO YOSHIDA INSTITUTE

LEARNING JAPANESE

if you just relax and start with the basics, you’ll find that learning the language is not as difficult as it sounds.

Once you’ve learned these characters, you’re ready to start reading Japanese!

TIll DE SVENSKA STUDENTERNA

Om du vill uppleva att leva utomlands, varför studerar du inte japansk kultur och språk.

Låt oss studera japanska med CSN-studielån

WORKING HOLIDAY

We also warmly welcome The WORKING HOLIDAY program participants in Japan!

WORKING HOLIDAY VISA

VALUE FOR MONEY

Students enrolling directly via email will receive a discount on the admission fee !

EXEMPTION OR REDUCTION OF ADMISSION FEE

Study Japanese

Long Term

Students studying for longer periods usually obtain a student visa (Ryuugaku visa in Japanese). The procedure is somewhat time consuming so students need to apply well in advance of the date they hope to start classes.

Short Term

When studying for just one term, citizens of many countries can easily obtain tourist visas for travel to Japan. These are typically three-month visas but this differs depending on your nationality.

Working Holiday

We also warmly welcome The WORKING HOLIDAY program participants in Japan! If you’re just interested in studying for a three-month period, you can study using a working holiday visa.

Intensive Japanese

Japanese is said by some to be a difficult language to learn, but by coming to Tokyo and immersing yourself in Japanese culture while studying every day, you’ll find that it can be a very enjoyable experience!

CLASS CONTENTS

Each class runs for a little over three hours and during that time students work on improving speaking, reading, writing and listening skills.

Learning Japanese

Any Japanese word can be written in a way that can be read without having to remember “hmmmm, how is this pronounced?!?”. Learn how to read and write the kana on our HIRAGANA and KATAKANA pages. You can also learn kanji.