"INTERNATIONAL"
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Japanese Language Proficiency
5 or upper Senmon Kyouiku Publishing Co., Ltd. Standard Test for Business Japanese https://www.ajlea.net/stbj/ 350 points or upper Applied Japanese Language Education Association TOPJ Test https://topj-test.org/ Beginner A level or upper The Asian Foundation For International Scholarship Interchange Certificate of Japanese as a Foreign Language https://www.j-cert.org/index.html Beginner level or upper Japan International Human capital Development Organization JLCT Japanese Language Capability Test https://jlct.jp/ JCT5 or upper JLCT Japanese Language Capability Test Practical Japanese Communication Exam（PJC Bridge） https://www.sikaku.gr.jp/c/pjc/en/
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Guidelines for Applicants(English)
the school grounds, and those who wish to live there can do so if there are vacancies. If students are interested, please inform the division in charge when submitting application documents. Please note that there are few vacancies, and only about 20% of self-financed international students are able to live in the dormitory (as of Feb. 2026), so please also look for an apartment or other accommodation. Please consult with the division in charge for information on how to search. Monthly fees are 28,000 yen for dormitory fees and 2,000 yen for Wi-Fi usage, for
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tokyo japanese language education center_admissions_guide
-0074, Japan TEL: 03-3371-7267 (from overseas: 81-3-3371-7267) FAX: 03-5337-6693 (from overseas: 81-3-5337-6693) Website: https://www.jasso.go.jp/en/ryugaku/jlec/tjlec/index.html E-mail: info-tjlec@jasso.go.jp Access from Narita/Haneda International Airport From Narita International Airport 〈BUS〉 Airport Limousine bound for Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal (Approx. 90minutes) Take JR Soubu line (train) and get off at the next station Okubo 10 min. walk from the station 〈TRAIN〉 Take Keisei Skyliner (limited express train) bound for Nippori St. and transfer JR Yamanote line (train) to
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Guidelines for Applicants(English)
the school grounds, and those who wish to live there can do so if there are vacancies. If students are interested, please inform the division in charge when submitting application documents. Please note that there are few vacancies, and only about 20% of self-financed international students are able to live in the dormitory (as of Feb. 2026), so please also look for an apartment or other accommodation. Please consult with the division in charge for information on how to search. Monthly fees are 28,000 yen for dormitory fees and 2,000 yen for Wi-Fi usage, for
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tokyo japanese language education center_admissions_guide
-0074, Japan TEL: 03-3371-7267 (from overseas: 81-3-3371-7267) FAX: 03-5337-6693 (from overseas: 81-3-5337-6693) Website: https://www.jasso.go.jp/en/ryugaku/jlec/tjlec/index.html E-mail: info-tjlec@jasso.go.jp Access from Narita/Haneda International Airport From Narita International Airport 〈BUS〉 Airport Limousine bound for Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal (Approx. 90minutes) Take JR Soubu line (train) and get off at the next station Okubo 10 min. walk from the station 〈TRAIN〉 Take Keisei Skyliner (limited express train) bound for Nippori St. and transfer JR Yamanote line (train) to
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The 8th Annual Plenary Meeting of International Student Associations in Japan
The 8th Annual Plenary Meeting of International Student Associations in Japan Culture shock in Japan Culture shock in Japan 日本で受けたカルチャーショック QRコードからお申し込みください Please apply from the QR code below *オンラインでのご参加をご希望の方には追ってアクセス先をメールで送付いたします Online attendees will receive the link
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2026 EJU (2nd Session) Examination Venues (In Japan) | JASSO
Hiroshima Daigaku Hiroshima Kyanpasu) Kochi (TBD) Fukuoka (TBD) Okinawa University of the Ryukyus Senbaru Campus(Ryukyu Daigaku Senbaru Kyanpasu) Contact us EJU Reception Center( Weekday, 9:00am-5:30pm ) TEL 0570-55-0585(for some of mobile phone, IP Phone or international call: 045-620-7243) E-mail eju"at mark"sdcj.co.jp Please convert "at mark" to @ when you send an e-mail to us.
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The 79th TIEC Research and Presentation | JASSO
.Date and Time 2. Venue 3. Program 4. Participants 5. Admission Fee 6. Language 7. Application The 79th Research and Presentation Poster This event is implemented for promoting interaction among participants and forming intellectual networks. In TIEC, there are a lot of international students and researchers from various countries and regions. This time, 4 TIEC residents introduced their study and research. Sunday, November 16th, 2025, 1：00pm～4：00pm 3rd floor Media Hall, Plaza Heisei, Tokyo International Exchange Center(TIEC), 2-2-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo Access (1)Registration (2)Opening Remarks (3)Presentation and Q&Ａ session
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The 78th TIEC Research and Presentation | JASSO
and Time 2. Venue 3. Program 4. Participants 5. Admission Fee 6. Language 7. Application The 78th TIEC Research and Presentation Poster This event is implemented for promoting interaction among participants and forming intellectual networks. In TIEC, there are a lot of international students and researchers from various countries and regions. This time, 4 TIEC residents introduced their study and research. Saturday, May 24th, 2025, 1:00pm～4:00pm 3rd floor Media Hall, Plaza Heisei, Tokyo International Exchange Center (TIEC), 2-2-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo Access （1）Registration （2）Opening Remarks （3）Presentation and Q&Ａ session
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The 63rd TIEC Cross-Cultural Seminar [Zen for Beginners TOTONOERU ] | JASSO
TOTONOERU ] | JASSO 1. Date and Time 2. Venue 3. Speaker 4. Program 5. Participants 6. Participation Fee 7. Language 8. Application The 63rd TIEC Cross-Cultural Seminar Poster Sunday, October 5th, 2025 1:30pm-4:40pm Plaza Heisei, Tokyo International Exchange Center(TIEC), 2-2-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo Access YASUOKA Ryogen Chif priest of Taigakuji Temple / Rinzai Myoshinji Sect Dharma Preacher After graduating from Keio University and Hanazono University, and completing Zen training, he became the chief priest of Taigakuji Temple, affiliated with the Rinzai Myoshinji sect. He constantly ponders what a Buddhist priest can contribute to
