Moving to Japan to study isn’t just about learning the language and attending classes—it’s also about experiencing the country’s four distinct seasons. Each season offers unique traditions, foods, festivals, and opportunities to explore. Here’s what international students can expect (and enjoy!) during spring, summer, fall, and winter in Japan.
So, you’ve decided to take on the monumental challenge of learning Japanese? Well, kudos to you! But before you dive headfirst into kanji characters and verb conjugations, you might want to familiarize yourself with the various Japanese language tests out there. After all, you need to show off your skills somehow, right?
Japan in the fall is one of the most magical experiences you can have as an international student. The weather cools down, the leaves turn vibrant shades of red and gold, and the country comes alive with cultural festivals, seasonal food, and outdoor activities.
If you’re planning to study in Japan, you might have heard about the “150-hour Japanese study requirement” for getting a student visa. This rule can seem confusing at first—but don’t worry, it’s more manageable than you think. Here’s what it means, why it exists, and how DEOW Japan can support you every step of the way.
Preparing for life in Japan involves several key steps, both before and after your arrival.
Applying to study in Japan is an exciting journey — but it can also be complicated. Many international students make mistakes during the application process that cause delays, rejections, or unnecessary stress.
Studying in Japan is an exciting opportunity for International Students. Japan offers world-class education along with deep insights into cutting-edge technology. Additionally, Japan offers unique cultural experiences and lifelong friendships.
Fukuoka is one of Japan’s most student-friendly cities. With a lower cost of living compared to Tokyo or Osaka, but with all the charm of urban life, it’s an excellent choice for international students. If you’re considering studying in Japan and want to keep expenses reasonable while enjoying local culture, here’s a breakdown of what you can expect to spend as a student living in Fukuoka.
Dreaming of studying in Japan and wondering how much it costs to live in a city like Kyoto? As one of Japan’s most beautiful and historic cities, Kyoto offers a unique balance between tradition and modern student life. While the lifestyle is more affordable than in Tokyo, it’s still important to plan your monthly budget.
We’re thrilled to announce that Gin, one of the talented participants in DEOW Japan’s Global Tokiwaso Project, has been selected as a finalist in the June 2025 Sunday Webry Newcomer Manga Contest!
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