Educational Content

Educational Purpose

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To acquire communication skills to cooperate and coexist with people in society.
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To cultivate a heart that understands and respects each other, and to enhance the awareness of being a member of society.

Educational Goals

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We decide on the destination of study according to the student's wishes and aim for a 100% success rate.
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With an awareness of the level of attainment in the five language activities, we will develop practical Japanese language skills that can be used in society.
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Regional exchange activities Keeping diverse children's cultures in mind, this will lead to coexistence in Japan and the international community.

Curriculum Progress

2-year advancement course, April term students (standard progress)
Period 1st Year 2nd Year
Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar
Reference Framework (JLPT) A1 (N5) A2 (N4) B1 (N3) B2 (N2) C1 (N1)
1 year and 6 months advancement course, October term students (standard progress)
時期 1年目 2年目
10月 11月 12月 1月 2月 3月 4月 5月 6月 7月 8月 9月 10月 11月 12月 1月 2月 3月
Reference Framework (JLPT) A1 (N5)Review、A2 (N4) B1 (N3) B2 (N2) Entry Preparation
Both courses are based on the above educational purposes and educational goals.

Framework Explanation

What is the 'Reference Framework for Japanese Language Education'?

A framework that measures Japanese language levels in six stages from five language activities.

The five language activities are listening, reading, speaking (interaction), speaking (presentation), and writing, each with goals of 'being able to do ~'. The levels progress from A1 (beginner) → A2 (elementary) → B1 (intermediate) → B2 (upper-intermediate) → C1 (advanced) → C2 (proficient). At our school, while acquiring language knowledge of kanji, vocabulary, and grammar, we aim to improve practical Japanese language skills by balancing the five language activities.

Framework Goals

A1 Able to understand and produce very basic things related to oneself.
A2 Able to understand and produce things related to daily life.
B1 Able to generally understand social content and sufficiently produce things about oneself.
B2 Able to generally understand various themes and produce things about society to some extent.
C1 Able to almost understand and produce academic content, abstract content, and topics not familiar to oneself.

Class Days & Hours

Class Days Class Hours
Morning Afternoon
Monday to Friday (5 days a week) 9:00 to 12:20 (45 minutes x 4 classes) 13:30 to 16:50 (45 minutes x 4 classes)
It is a half-day system where you take either morning or afternoon classes.

List of class subjects

Subject List (2-Year Academic Course)
Subject Name Reference Framework Content
Comprehensive Japanese I A1 Comprehensive learning through five language activities.
Comprehensive Japanese II A2 Comprehensive learning through five language activities.
A2B1 Kanji A2、B1 Studying kanji rules and memorization methods.
A2B1 Vocabulary A2、B1 Studying everyday katakana words.
Comprehensive Japanese III B1 Comprehensive learning through five language activities.
B1B2 Writing B1、B2 Learning the basics of composition through discussions.
B1B2 Kanji B1、B2 Studying intermediate level kanji.
JLPT N3 Listening, Reading, Kanji, Vocabulary, Grammar B1 Preparation for passing the JLPT N3.
Comprehensive Japanese IV B2 Comprehensive learning through five language activities.
B2 Writing B2 Learning the basics of essays on social themes.
B2 Kanji B2 Studying upper-intermediate level kanji.
JLPT N2 Listening, Reading, Kanji, Vocabulary, Grammar B2 Preparation for passing the JLPT N2.
C1 Listening C1 Advanced level academic listening activities.
C1 Reading C1 Advanced level reading activities with abstract content.
C1 Conversation C1 Developing problem-solving skills through conversation and discussion.
C1 Presentation C1 Developing the ability to make logical presentations on social themes.
C1 Writing C1 Developing academic writing skills for higher education.
C1 Kanji C1 Refining kanji application skills by specialization and field.
C1 Vocabulary C1 Refining vocabulary application skills by specialization and field.
C1 Grammar C1 Summarizing basic grammar and refining advanced application skills.
JLPT N1 Listening, Reading, Kanji, Vocabulary, Grammar C1 Preparation for passing the JLPT N1.

Class Schedule Example

Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
9:00〜9:45 総合日本語IV 総合日本語IV 総合日本語IV 総合日本語IV B2記述 Required Subjects
9:50〜10:35 総合日本語IV 総合日本語IV 総合日本語IV 総合日本語IV B2記述
10:45〜11:30 JLPT聴解 総合日本語IV JLPT漢字 総合日本語IV B2漢字
11:35〜12:20 JLPT読解 総合日本語IV JLPT語彙 総合日本語IV JLPT文法
Lunch Break
13:30〜14:15 EJU読解I 進学（大学院） 進学（大学） 進学（専門学校） EJU 聴解聴読解Ⅰ Optional Subjects
14:20〜15:05 EJU読解I 進学（大学院） 進学（大学） 進学（専門学校） EJU 聴解聴読解Ⅰ
  • Class Schedule Example (Reference Framework B2 Level Period)
  • Free EJU preparation classes (Japanese) are available! You can aim for high scores in EJU with confidence.
  • Classes for advancing to higher education, including annual plans, how to write a statement of purpose, and interview tips, are offered. You can choose according to your goals from graduate schools, universities, and vocational schools!

Class Introduction

What is 'Comprehensive Japanese'?

Using the textbook 'Dekiru Nihongo', we conduct five language activities.
Through activities of 'listening', 'reading', 'speaking (interaction)', 'speaking (presentation)', and 'writing', you will comprehensively learn Japanese.

Sneak Peek at Class Content!

Comprehensive Japanese I & II Grammar Structure Organization

In the 'Comprehensive Japanese I & II' classes, we have complete PPTs for all lessons. This allows you to learn under the same guidelines, making it easier to understand visually and helping organize grammar structures.

Fun and Exciting Classes

In the 'Advancement' classes, you will also conduct self-analysis and presentations. Serious yet fun and exciting classes await you. Let's pave your future together with your classmates!