The "creative" fields such as design, manga and music are based on the merit system, and working in such fields may be different from working for ordinary companies. We provide closely supervised counseling services including “career advancement guidance” and “individual counseling” to help our graduates find the career path to make best use of the skills they learned at our school and further improve their skills. Career counselors are stationed at our school to offer consultation services at all times.

The applicants must be 18 years or older, and must have completed at least 12 years of school education or completed a program at an overseas academic institution comparable to those at Japanese institutions of higher education.

Guarantor

No guarantor is required in principle, but a contact person in Japan for emergency situations must be provided.

Japanese literacy

1. The applicants must have been enrolled (for six months or more) in, or graduated from, a Japanese language school (in Japan) certified by the Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education, or must have passed Level 2 of the Japanese language proficiency test.
2. Please contact us if you have questions about the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students (EJU)

Paths after Graduation

Potential paths for foreign students after graduation from our school include:

1. Engagement in work that requires the skills, techniques and knowledge learned in the specialty courses of our school;
2. Advancement to the graduate course of our school;
3. Advancement to other academic institutions (e.g. admission or transfer to a university); and
4. Return to country of nationality or domicile.

Deadline for application

1. For details, please contact the School Admission Consultation Office of our school.
2. When application is made from overseas, the admission process will take around one month. In such a case, unless the application is made by mid February, the admission process may not be completed before the enrollment or the start of the classes.
3. Applicants living in Japan with pre-college visa can obtain the student visa within one to two weeks. Such applicants may be able to complete the admission process in time if application is made by mid March at the latest.

Screening procedure

1. We review the submitted applications.
2. Following the review, we conduct interviews and examine the Japanese literacy level of the applicants.
3. After the interviews, the applicants will be notified of the result within one week.

Tuition waiver and other benifits

1. Some foreign students are provided with a scholarship when they are selected as honor students, based on the results of document review and interview. The honor students can receive a tuition waiver of 100,000 yen as scholarship, which is not subject to repayment.
2. After admission, foreign students will take a special class for understanding Japanese culture and improving Japanese literacy.