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At Kyoto Institute of Culture & Language, which was founded in 1969, we seek to provide a place to experience Japan. Our classes and grade promotion systems are assigned by students' learning level proficiency and students have many educational activities outside the classroom. We treasure the interactions with students and Japanese, locals, and international students from the world balcony. We utilize educational assets at Kyoto University of the Arts and Kyoto Institute of Design to allow students experience and understand Japanese culture. |
Total Number of Students: | 277 |
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Class Size: | 15 |
School Staff Support Languages: | English, Chinese |
Enrolment Terms: | April, October |
Minimum Course Duration: | Short Term: 4 weeks / Long Term: 2 years |
Kyoto Institute of Culture and Language is located in Kyoto, facing the Shirakawa street and is only a 15-minute walk away from the Ginkakuji Temple & Philosopher’s Walk.
The former capital of Japan, Kyoto, is often referred to as “city of students”, because it is a center for culture and learning.It is the birthplace of many traditional arts such as the art of flower arrangement called Kado or the tea ceremonies that are called Chado.
Nearest Stations:
Kamihatecho / Uryuyamagakuen Kyoto Geijutsudaigaku-mae (Kyoto Univ. of the Arts) Bus Stop (5-minute walk)
Chayama Station (14-minute walk)
The General Japanese Course is a 2-year program and offers classes for students that can already read and write hiragana and katakana and have already completed 12 or more years of school education. This course offers electives in fields such as cultural studies, job hunting preparation, university/vocational college entrance exam preparation and many more.
2-year course (To enroll in this course the ability to read and write Hiragana and Katakana is required.)
Intake | Duration | Application Start Date | Application Deadline |
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April | 2 years | Mid July |
Early November |
October | 2 years | Mid January |
Late May |
Morning and afternoon classes:
Elective classes:
REGULAR JAPANESE CURRICULA
Focus on 4 basic skills in the regular Japanese curricula classes: Reading, writing, speaking and listening
SEMINAR CLASS
Learn practical Japanese in the seminar and learn how to make presentations in Japanese
JLPT PREPARATION (OPTIONAL)
This elective focuses on the N2~N1 preparation, which is useful for the job hunting
BUSINESS AND JAPANESE (OPTIONAL)
Students learn manners and important terms for job hunting in this elective
KYOTO CULTURE CLASS (OPTIONAL)
Learn how to understand the culture through daily life related classes and trough history education
KUA EXAM PREPARATION (OPTIONAL)
Preparation class for the entrance exam of the Kyoto University of Arts (also useful for other universities or vocational schools)
Tuition fees | |
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6 Months | ¥330,000 |
1 Year | ¥660,000 |
Other fees | |
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Facilities | ¥25,000 (6 months) ¥50,000 (1 year) |
Screening fee | ¥20,000 |
Enrollment fee | ¥100,000 |
Textbooks | ¥16,500 (6 months) ¥33,000 (1 year) |
Activitites |
¥17,000 (6 months) ¥34,000 (1 year) |
Insurance |
¥8,500 (6 months) |
Because our counselling service is free,
the tuition fees listed here will be the same as the school’s original tuition fees.
This Summer Intensive Course takes 4 weeks and is designed for students of various levels from students that have no previous language study experience to students that already reached N3~N2 level.
Intake | Duration | Application Deadline |
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Late July | 4-week |
Mid May~Mid July* |
* Different deadlines for demonestic/overseas applicants and those who wish to stay at the dormitory
Morning classes:
REGULAR JAPANESE CURRICULA
Focus on 4 basic skills in the regular Japanese curricula classes: Reading, writing, speaking and listening
PRACTICAL JAPANESE
Learn Japanese in the classroom and use it during out-of-school activities
ACTIVITIES
Students experience exciting activities such as observation tours and culture experience programs
Tuition fees | |
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4 Weeks | ¥90,000 |
Other fees | |
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Enrollment fee | ¥100,000 |
Medical Support Service | ¥2,000 |
Textbooks | ¥5,000 |
Because our counselling service is free,
the tuition fees listed here will be the same as the school’s original tuition fees.
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Thailand |
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Italy |
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Asia |
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Europe |
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Hong Kong |
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USA |
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North-central-south america |
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Oceania |
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