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Notice of Course Registration Ends in April 2023

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We are very grateful that we are about to reach the maximum number of applicants for the April 2023 course, so we are closing applications for the April course as of today.
Due to Japanese government restrictions on immigration last year, students who should have enrolled at an earlier date will now enroll for the April 2022 term.
Because of this, not many will graduate in 2023.
This is the reason why there is not as much capacity to accept applications for the year 2023 as in previous years.
This trend is expected to continue throughout next year.

On the other hand, entry restrictions are becoming more lax by the day, and we do not expect any more entry restrictions due to Covid-19 to occur.


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To All Our Students Studying at Yoshida Institute

List of Programs Available to International Students

 

<SUPPORT TO CONTINUE STUDYING IN JAPAN>

Special Cash Payments
For those who are registered with Basic Resident Registration System as of April 27, 2020, special cash payments of 100,000 yen per person will be available.
-Home page of Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications for Special Cash Payments

Multilingual information(English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino, Portuguese Spanish, Indonesian Thai, Nepalese )

-Special Cash Payments Call Center
0120-260-020

 

Emergency Student Support Handout for Continuing Studies

Due to heavy reductions in household income and income from part-time work because of the impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic, the national government is offering support in the form of a cash handout to students who face difficulties continuing their studies abroad at universities (including graduate schools), junior colleges, technical colleges, vocational schools, and Japanese language schools.
Universities will decide who are able to receive a cash handout based on the contents of the application.

Home page of Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology– JAPAN


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To new students -2

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    —Long-term course students (April 2020)—



    If you have already entered Japan

    1. The orientation schedule will be changed.
    2. Orientation: April 7 (Tue) 10:00 a.m.


    If you have not yet entered Japan

    Many countries have already banned travel abroad until the end of April, and the Japanese government has prevented people from your country from entering the country. I don’t think this situation will improve until the end of May.
    Therefore, students who have not come to Japan have decided to start in the July semester instead of the April semester.

    I think most students got a student visa at the Japanese embassy.

    —Check your passport—

    student visa.

    No. of entries: MULTIPLE
    Validity is one year


    I think it is described as above.
    So there is no problem with your student visa.
    it is possible to delay your study to the July semester without extra fees.

    The schedule for the July semester is as follows.

    The orientation is from 10:00 a.m. on July 01, 2020.
    We will give you a placement test and consult with you to determine which level is best for you.

    We provide the lesson four per day from Monday to Friday.
    The morning lesson is 9:00 – 12:20 (Advanced, Intermediate’s Classes )
    The afternoon lesson is 13:20 -16:40. ( Beginner’s Classes )

    We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused this time.
    We are praying from the bottom of my heart for the health and happiness of you and your family.
    We are looking forward to meeting you in July.



    —Short-term course students (April 2020)—

    If you have already entered Japan:


    1. The orientation schedule will be changed.
    2. Orientation: April 7 (Tue) 10:00 a.m.

    it is possible to delay your study to the July (or Oct.) semester without extra fees.

    The schedule for the July semester is as follows.

    We will start the October term from July 3, to Sept. 30, 2020.
    The orientation is from 10:00 a.m. on July. 01, 2020.
    We will give you a placement test and consult with you to determine which level is best for you.

    We provide the lesson four per day from Monday to Friday.
    The morning lesson is 9:00 – 12:20 (Advanced, Intermediate’s Classes )
    The afternoon lesson is 13:20 -16:40. ( Beginner’s Classes )


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    To new students

    This site is a contact site for new students.

    If you have already entered Japan or can come to Japan by that day, we will have a period of orientation for freshmen on April 06 or 07, 2020. (Orientation dates vary by your nationality.)

    Everyone is anxious because of COVID19.
    And depending on the situation in your country you may not be able to come to Japan. If you are unable to leave your country, it is possible to delay your study to the next semester without extra fees.
    (or we open in May or June for new students.)
    We will contact you if our school plans change.
    Please always look at this site and get information from this website.

    The right way to deal with coronavirus(influenza):

    1. Keep your hands clean(wash hands-5 or more times a day – Most important) and gargle to prevent infection.
    2. We recommend that you drink soft drinks such as water (tap water is also acceptable) frequently. (Pours viruses and bacteria from the throat into the stomach)
    3. Take nutrition. Take enough sleep time.

    We have to be aware of all diseases, not just the coronavirus.

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    Please contact us if you have any questions.

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      METHOD OF OPENING ACCOUNT

      To open an account with a bank

      If you have your own account at bank, you utility expenses and telephone bills could be drawn automatically from your bank account. At the same time, money such as part-time job salary, could also be paid into your account automatically and living expenses and school expenses could be received easily from your parents if you have an account. To open an account, you must have been residing in Japan for at least six months. ( the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Act)
      However, only Japan Post Bank (ゆうちょ銀行) can open an account. But it can not be used for overseas remittance for six months after opening an account.

           Necessary documents for opening an account

      1. You must be a resident of Japan with a contact phone number to confirm the details of your account application form. “Period of Stay” on the Residence card is at least 1 year.
      2. Residence Card (Check if the address on the card is your current address.)
      3. you should write your name in katakana.
      4. Please select your Pin Numbers with 4 digits.(before going to bank.)
      5. Cash card will be sent to you later by post.
      6. Seal (HANKO) is required to open a bank account with Japan Postal bank, banks.
        You can make stamps (HANKO) at Don Quijote (ドン・キホーテ)/ Takadanobaba Ekimae. A seal on which your name in hiragana, katakana or Kanji has been engraved is OK. Even if you do not understand Japanese at all, it will explain in English. (Cost: From 500 yen)



      Smart Phone(Mobile phome)

      There are several mobile company in Tokyo. To buy a smart phone and begin a new smart phone service subscription, you must have a bank account in Japan. In general, you are required to present your bankbook, residence card, passport, and a statement of parental approval (for those below age 20). For details, consult the websites of the respective service providers.

      1.  au (KDD)    :  au(KDD)
      2.  Soft Bank   :  Softbank / Shops with English-speaking staff
      3.  DOCOMO  :  docome / by phone( in English, Portuguese, Chinese, and Spanish)

      SIM Card(Subscriber Identity Module Card)

      1.  Mobal         :  mobal.com    –Easy to contract (Recommendation)
      2.  Soft Bank   :  Softbank
      3.  DOCOMO  :  docome


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      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!


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      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.





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      We warmly welcome

      New inquiries for the October & January course will be suspended as the course has reached its capacity.Consultations for applications after that date are available.
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      Learning Japanese

      Learn how to read and write the kana on our HIRAGANA and KATAKANA pages. Please check out our website: Learning Japanese.

      Information

       

      CSN is the national authority that handle the Swedish financial aid for students.

      We also warmly welcome Working Holiday program participants in Japan!

      it is possible to study at this institute while visiting Japan on a 3-month temporary visa.

      Students studying for longer periods usually obtain a student visa.

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