We offer small classes to provide personalized instruction and help each student develop their individual abilities.
For beginners, we have supplementary classes to build a strong foundation in Japanese.
Since our classes are multinational, Japanese becomes the only common language, which accelerates learning.
With our unique one-on-one guidance system, students work closely with their teachers to plan their future.
As a result, 100% of students who wish to continue their studies successfully enter well-known universities

Support for Higher Education

  1. Some universities and technical college accept students through our school’s recommendation system.
  2. Excellent students with good attendance may receive a JASSO scholarship of 30,000 yen per month.
  3. We hold orientation sessions where students can talk directly with university professors.
  4. Special classes are offered for the EJU (Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students), including General Subjects, Math, Physics, and Chemistry.
  5. The school principal personally provides consultation to students.
  6. The Career Guidance Office is fully equipped with university information and materials.
  7. Regular guidance sessions for higher education are provided.

Class Structure

CLASSES

LevelsBeginner I & II, Intermediate I & II, Advanced I & II
Class HoursMonday–Friday, 4 hours per day
　Morning Class: 09:00 – 12:50
　Afternoon Class: 13:10 – 16:50
Total Study Hours20 hours per week / Over 800 hours per year

Beginner

We provide detailed instruction starting from basic daily greetings to help students interact naturally with Japanese people.
Classes begin with simple grammar and fun conversations, gradually expanding to listening, vocabulary, pronunciation, kanji, and writing.
Our goal is to offer enjoyable and effective lessons tailored to each student’s objectives.

LevelTextbooksClass ContentsVocabularyKanji
Beginner IKana Practice Notebook
Minna no Nihongo I
Kanji for Daily Life		Hiragana, Katakana
Kanji for Daily Life
Greetings & Basic Sentence Patterns
Elementary Grammar & Conversation		800100
Beginner IIBASIC Kanji
Minna no Nihongo II
Grammar workbook		Basic Grammar & Sentence Patterns
Basic Vocabulary
Daily Conversation & Everyday Life Conversation
Reading and Writing Practice
Preparation for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)		1500500

Intermediate

To prepare for admission to Japanese universities, students begin intensive studies of grammar and sentence patterns.
They learn characters, vocabulary, listening, reading, grammar, pronunciation, expression, and essay writing, and start preparing for the JLPT N1.

LevelTextbooksClass ContentsVocabularyKanji
Intermediate IIntermediate Japanese Textbook
Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
Study Guide for the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU)		Intermediate Grammar & Sentence Patterns
Intermediate Expressions
EJU Preparation
Speech Practice
Reading Comprehension Practice		2500800
Intermediate IIIntermediate Japanese Textbooks
Nihongo Nouryoku Shiken (JLPT)
EJU Preparation Workbook		Advanced Grammar
EJU Preparation
University Entrance Exam Preparation
Interview Exam Guidance		60001000

Advanced

Students develop skills to read Japanese newspapers, academic books, and research materials.
They also train to understand university lectures in Japanese and prepare for admission to higher education and prestigious universities.
Guidance is provided for research topics and thesis writing.

LevelTextbooksClass ContentsVocabularyKanji
Advanced I
Advanced Japanese Textbooks
Practice Workbooks for Various Exams		Advanced Grammar & Sentence Patterns
Advanced Reading Comprehension
University Entrance Exam Preparation
Interview Exam Guidance		100002000
Advanced IIAdvanced Japanese Textbooks
Japanese Newspapers and Authentic Materials
Newspaper Reading Comprehension
Understanding TV Programs
Essay Writing Guidance
Japanese for Specialized Fields		120003000

COUNSELING MODEL (APRIL ADMISSION 2YEAR COURSE)

COUNSELING MODEL (APRIL ADMISSION 2YEAR COURSE)

We provide personalized, one-on-one university admission guidance in collaboration with each student’s homeroom teacher — a unique system of OBKG.
OBKG ranks among the top nationwide for university admissions.
100% of students who wish to pursue higher education successfully advance to graduate schools or universities.
Guidance is provided for research topics and thesis writing.

1st Year

University Course

Graduate School Course

APRIL

  • April Students – Placement Test
  • April Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Cherry Blossom Viewing
  • April Students – Placement Test
  • April Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Cherry Blossom Viewing

MAY

  • Individual Academic Path Interviews
  • April Students – Foreign citizen registration
  • April Students – Health Insurance registration
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Individual Academic Path Interviews
  • April Students – Foreign citizen registration
  • April Students – Health Insurance registration
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation

JUNE

　

  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)
  • Confirmation of the ability to acquire introduction letter from home university
  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)

JULY

  • July Students – Placement Test
  • July Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
  • End-of-Term Exams
  • Health Checkup
  • Tenjin Festival Visit
  • July Students – Placement Test
  • July Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
  • End-of-Term Exams
  • Health Checkup
  • Tenjin Festival Visit

AUGUST

  • Summer Vacation
  • July Students – Foreign Registration
  • July Students – Health Insurance Enrollment
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Summer Vacation
  • July Students – Foreign Registration
  • July Students – Health Insurance Enrollment
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation

SEPTEMBER

  • Individual Consultations
  • Life Guidance / Counseling
  • Individual Consultations
  • Life Guidance / Counseling

OCTOBER

  • Academic Advancement Consultations
  • Determining EJU Exam Subjects
  • October Students – Placement Test
  • October Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Private University Entrance Exam Preparation
  • Academic Guidance
  • October Students – Placement Test
  • October Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Private University Entrance Exam Preparation

NOVEMBER

  • October Students – Foreign Registration
  • October Students – Health Insurance Enrollment
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)
  • Traffic Safety Guidance
  • October Students – Foreign Registration
  • October Students – Health Insurance Enrollment
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)
  • Traffic Safety Guidance

DECEMBER

  • Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
  • End-of-Term Examination
  • Winter Break
  • Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)
  • End-of-Term Examination
  • Winter Break

JANUARY

  • Mochi-Pounding Festival
  • Reconfirmation of Major, Achievements, and Goals
  • Mochi-Pounding Festival

FEBRUARY

  • Setsubun Festival
  • Mame-maki (Bean-Throwing) Event
  • Sports Festival
  • Start searching for a Academic Advisor (for Graduate Research Students)
  • Setsubun Festival
  • Mame-maki (Bean-Throwing) Event
  • Sports Festival

MARCH

  • Special EJU Preparation Lectures
  • Graduation Exams
  • Graduation Yearbook Creation
  • Graduation Ceremony
  • Special EJU Preparation Lectures
  • Graduation Exams
  • Graduation Yearbook Creation
  • Graduation Ceremony

2nd Year

University Course

Graduate School Course

APRIL

  • Academic Path Interviews
  • April Students – Placement Test
  • April Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Cherry Blossom Viewing
  • Academic Path Interviews
  • April Students – Placement Test
  • April Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Cherry Blossom Viewing

MAY

  • GW Special Subject Supplementary Classes
  • April Students – Foreign citizen registration
  • April Students – Health Insurance registration
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • GW Specialized Subject Supplementary Classes
  • Check alma mater certificates and graduation thesis
  • April Students – Foreign citizen registration
  • April Students – Health Insurance registration
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation

JUNE

　

  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)
  • Request for Certificate from Former School
  • TOEFL Notice
  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)

JULY

  • July Students – Placement Test
  • July Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test)
  • End-of-Term Exam
  • Health Checkup
  • Tenjin Festival Visit
  • JLPT Prep Intensive
  • Study Abroad Counseling
  • Course Selection
  • TOEFL Test
  • July Students – Placement Test
  • July Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test)
  • End-of-Term Exam
  • Health Checkup
  • Tenjin Festival Visit
  • JLPT Prep Intensive
  • Preparation for the Exam of Graduate School

AUGUST

  • Summer Break
  • July Students – Alien Registration
  • July Students – Health Insurance Enrollment
  • Mock EJU (In-school Practice Test)
  • Preparation for National University Primary Screening
  • Summer Break
  • July Students – Alien Registration
  • July Students – Health Insurance Enrollment
  • Mock EJU (In-school Practice Test)
  • Summary of Graduation Thesis Creation of a Self-Introduction (For Graduate Research Students)

SEPTEMBER

  • Private University Application Selection
  • Individual Counseling
  • Student Life Counseling
  • Individual Counseling
  • Student Life Counseling

OCTOBER

  • Academic Counseling
  • EJU Subject Selection
  • October Students – Placement Test
  • October Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Mock EJU (In-school Practice Test)
  • Private University Exam Preparation
  • Private University Entrance Exam
  • Academic Counseling
  • October Students – Placement Test
  • October Students – Entrance Ceremony
  • Mock EJU (In-school Practice Test)
  • Private University Exam Preparation
  • Private University Entrance Exam

NOVEMBER

  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)
  • Traffic Safety Guidance
  • In-School Mock Exams – EJU Preparation
  • Examination for Japanese University (EJU)
  • Traffic Safety Guidance

DECEMBER

  • JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test)
  • End-of-Term Exam
  • Winter Break
  • JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test)
  • Research Student Screening (for graduate applicants)
  • End-of-Term Exam
  • Winter Break

JANUARY

  • Preparation for National/Public University Exams
  • Mochi-Pounding Festival
  • Comfirmation for the apply procedure
  • Mochi-Pounding Festival

FEBRUARY

  • National/Public University Written Exam
  • Setsubun Festival
  • Mame-maki (Bean-Throwing) Event
  • Sports Festival
  • Setsubun Festival
  • Mame-maki (Bean-Throwing) Event
  • Sports Festival

MARCH

  • Procedure Completion Check
  • Visa Status Change
  • Graduation Exam
  • Graduation Essay Compilation
  • Graduation Ceremony
  • Procedure Completion Check
  • Visa Status Change
  • Graduation Exam
  • Graduation Essay Compilation
  • Graduation Ceremony

Academic Advancement Record

FURTHER EDUCATION

Please refer to the 'List of Schools for Further Education PDF' for all available options.

National and Public Universities

  • Osaka University
  • Osaka Prefecture University
  • Osaka City University
  • Kyoto University
  • Kobe University
  • Nara University of Education
  • Hiroshima University
  • Kyoto Prefectural University
  • Wakayama University
  • University of Toyama
  • Nagoya University
  • Kagawa University
  • Shimane University
  • Wakayama University

Private Universities

  • University of Marketing and Distribution Sciences
  • Otemon Gakuin University
  • Osaka Sangyo University
  • Kansai University
  • Kyoto Sangyo University
  • Osaka Electro-Communication University
  • Ritsumeikan University
  • Kyoto Seika University
  • Osaka Institute of Technology
  • Setsunan University
  • Rikkyo University
  • Toyo University
  • Fukui University of Technology
  • Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics
  • Doshisha University
  • Tokai University
  • Momoyama Gakuin University (St. Andrew’s University)
  • Osaka Shoin Women’s University
  • Senzoku Gakuen College of Music

Junior Colleges

  • Hakuho Women’s Junior College
  • Seikei Junior College

Technical Colleges

  • Osaka Sogo College of Design
  • Shusei Technical College
  • Tsuji Culinary Institute
  • Osaka College of Construction
  • Hanshin Technical College of Automotive, Aviation and Railway
  • Yukioka Medical Technology College
  • Kyoto Computer Gakuin (Kyoto Station Campus)
  • Osaka Mode Gakuen
  • Osaka Belle Époque College of Beauty and Bridal
  • Nakanihon Aviation College
  • Toyota Kobe Automobile College
  • Sundai College of Tourism & Business
  • Nissan Kyoto Automobile College

Employment Examples

  • Nakabayashi Co., Ltd.
  • Koyo Mold Co., Ltd.
  • Nansei Trading Co., Ltd.
  • Hirose Financial Co., Ltd.
  • Hagoromo Electric Co., Ltd.