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List of Graduate Schools using EJU (as of October 2025)

Schools using EJU Private Universities Tohoku region Aomori Aomori University Aomori Aomori Chuo Gakuin University Miyagi Sendai University Miyagi Tohoku Gakuin University Fukushima Iryou Sosei University Kanto region Saitama Atomi University Saitama Josai University Saitama Seigakuin University Chiba International Budo University Tokyo Otsuma Women’s University Tokyo Gakushuin University Tokyo Kunitachi College of Music Tokyo Keio University Tokyo Komazawa University Tokyo Shiraume Gakuen University Tokyo Seikei University Tokyo University of the Sacred Heart, Tokyo Tokyo Senshu University Tokyo Taisho University Tokyo Daito Bunka University Tokyo Tama Graduate School Tokyo Tokai University Tokyo Tokyo College of Music Graduate School Tokyo

Accepting applications for Follow-up Research Fellowship | JASSO

Accepting applications for Follow-up Research Fellowship | JASSO Overview of Follow-up Research Fellowship Application Guidelines etc. International students who have returned to their countries after having studied in Japan and who are currently active in education, academic research or public administration, are invited to a Japanese university to conduct joint research with relevant academics. Beneficiary: Returnees from Japan with nationalities of developing countries and regions Eligibility: Under 45 years old. At least one year after returning from Japan Research period: 60-90 consecutive days Benefits: (1) Round-trip Air fare and (2) Daily allowance (¥11,000/day) for the

Follow-up Research Fellowship Form for FY2026

「令和８年度帰国外国人留学生短期研究制度」の募集について(回答）大学事務担当者→JASSO ""How to prepare application documents for "Follow-up Research Fellowship for Former International Students 2026"" sheets for input submit to For Foreign Researcher Form２－１ Application Form for Follow-up Research Fellowship for Former International Students 2026 Foreign researcher > Research advisor > University coordinator > JASSO Form２－２ For Research Advisor Form３ Letter of Recommendation for Follow-up Research Fellowship for Former International Students for

Follow-up Research Fellowship Application Guidelines for FY2026

Application Guidelines for FY2026 1 Follow-up Research Fellowship Application Guidelines for Fiscal 2026 *The passage of the fiscal 2026 budget bill is prerequisite for this recruitment. 1. Purpose The Japan Student Services Organization (“JASSO”) provides the Follow-up Research Fellowship for Former International Students in Japan to researchers who have previously come to study in Japan from a developing country, region, etc., and are currently active in education, research, or government in their home country, region, etc. (“former international students”). The fellowship extends to those researchers an opportunity to conduct short-term research with academic advisors at universities (

Cautions upon Taking the 2025 EJU (2nd Session) (Attached Sheet)

annoy other examinees (rattling a desk, mumbling to yourself, etc.) Leaving the exam room without permission of the exam staff. Examples of Frequently Seen Prohibited Behavior Please pay particularly close attention to the following requirements. 2025 Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (2nd Session) Cautions upon Taking the Exam (Attached Sheet)We will now begin the practice exercise…We will now begin the practice exercise…Please stop! Please don’t start answering yet!204060801001201401601802002202402602803003203403603804004204404604805002021年度日本留学試験日本語「記述」解答用紙2021 Examination for Japanese University Admission

Cautions upon Taking the 2025 EJU (2nd Session)

Cautions upon Taking the 2025 EJU (2nd Session) Cautions upon Taking the 2025Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU) (2ndSession of the Year) (1) Even if the voucher containsany errors in your personal information (your name, gender, date of birth, country/ region), please take the examination using the voucher as it ison the examination day. Requests for revisions in examination voucher details will be accepted after the examination is over. (Such requests cannot be acceptedat the examination site.) Access the“Exam Voucher Revision”page on your EJU Online MyPage, and request your revisions during

Flyer(Winter Course)

Flyer(Winter Course) Osaka Japanese Language Education Center 2025.10 1．P r o g r am s：Co-sponsored by Osaka International House Foundation, the course is designed for foreign nationals, whose levels of Japanese are beginner to upper intermediate, to gain Japanese conversation knowledge necessary for daily life. All the classes are given by the teachers of Osaka Japanese Language Education Center. 2. El i g ibi l i t y：Foreigners who cannot converse well in Japanese ＊As a rule, the course is for applicants who are older than 16 years old (high school student and/or

TIEC Festival | JASSO

TIEC Festival | JASSO We are annually holding TIEC festival in Tokyo International Exchange Center (TIEC) , where international students from about 80 countries and regions and Japanese students, researchers and their families are living in. The purpose of this event is to enhance mutual understanding through international exchanges between visitors and the residents of TIEC. International students will serve food from their countries, perform traditional dances on the stage, and deliver lots more cultural experiences to the guests. TIEC Festival 2025 TIEC International Exchange Festival 2025 October 25, 2025 Event Archives TIEC Festival 2024 October 26, 2024 TIEC Festival 2023 October

Cross-cultural Seminar（TIEC） | JASSO

December 14, 2013 The 27th Cross-cultural Seminar June 22, 2013 The 26th Cross-cultural Seminar February 16, 2013 The 25th Cross-cultural Seminar July 5, 2012 The 24th Cross-cultural Seminar February 16, 2012 Contact Exchange Programs Planning Unit, International Exchange Division, Student Exchange Department, Japan Student Services Organization TEL 03-5520-6033 FAX 03-5520-6034 E-mail tiecproject at mark jasso.go.jp Please convert "at mark" to @ when you send an e-mail to us.

The 62nd TIEC Cross-Cultural Seminar [The History of Japan Shaped by Earthquakes] | JASSO

1. Date and Time 2. Venue 3. Speaker 4. Program 5. Participants 6. Participation Fee 7. Language 8. Application The 62nd TIEC Cross-Cultural Seminar Poster Saturday, June 7th, 2025 1:30pm-4:50pm Plaza Heisei 3F, Tokyo International Exchange Center (TIEC), 2-2-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo Access SUZUKI Hinako Senshu University, Assistant Professor / Ph.D. in Geography Currently holds a position after experience as a Special Technical Staff at the National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Resilience. Engages in research that utilizes a geographical perspective to apply Japan’s natural disaster data to disaster prevention

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