Study Abroad in Japan WEBINAR by DEOW JAPAN
January 19, 2026
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Live & Study in Japan

We offer
Free Support for Studying
in Japan

WE ARE

DEOW JAPAN

DEOW [dee ohh] is an agency that promotes and offers free support to students pursuing both short-term and long-term educational opportunities in Japan.

why us?

Planning to study in Japan? We make it simple!
With years of experience, we provide personalized support at every step:
from selecting the right school to processing your application —We support you at every step!
Our strong connections with schools in Japan ensure a smooth process, and we’re here to answer all your questions.

Our services include:

Congratulations Gin

We’re proud to celebrate Gin, a participant in DEOW Japan’s Global Tokiwaso Project,on the release of his debut manga, an incredible step into Japan’s professional manga industry.

How to Apply
with DEOW

We work directly with schools in Japan, acting as an extension of their team to assist with applications. This partnership allows us to offer expert guidance and comprehensive support—at no cost to you!

Learning Opportunities in Japan

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The Japanese government has officially announced that starting June 14, 2026, the 特定在留カード (tokutei zairyū kādo / Specified Residency Card) will be introduced.
This is a new, unified ID that merges your 在留カード (zairyū kādo / Residence Card) and your マイナンバーカード (mainambā kādo / My Number Card) into a single, smart card.

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Moving to Japan is an exciting journey, but one of the first “cultural hurdles” many international students and residents face is garbage disposal (ごみの分別 / ごみのぶんべつ).
In Japan, keeping the neighborhood clean is a shared responsibility. The rules might seem strict at first, but once you learn the basics, it becomes a simple part of your daily routine.

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