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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
OUR CUSTOMER FEEDBACK
Don’t take our word for it—hear from our customers.
Japan Blog
How to make Restaurant Reservations in Japan (Apps & Phrases)
Getting a table at a great restaurant in Japan isn’t always as simple as walking in, especially for popular spots, counter-seating restaurants, or anywhere serving a set course menu. The good news is that between reservation apps and a handful of useful phrases, booking a table is very manageable, even if your Japanese is limited. Here’s how to do it.
How to send post from Japan
Whether you’re sending a postcard to your family back home, mailing a care package, or just trying to figure out where the nearest mailbox is, Japan’s postal system can feel a little confusing at first. The good news? Once you know the basics, it’s actually one of the most reliable and efficient postal systems in the world. Here’s everything you need to know.
One-day trip from Tokyo – Hakone
Hakone doesn’t need a big plan. About an hour and a half from Shinjuku, it’s the kind of day where the getting-there is half the point and the rest sort of falls into place once you’re up in the mountains.