The Japanese Language Program teaches the fundamentals of Japanese in order to prepare students for entry into university level programs. Students are classified according to ability and trained by skilled instructors in each class.

In the Japanese Language Program, subjects taught include grammar, vocabulary, listening and reading comprehension, and writing. Some subjects cover Japanese culture and customs. Students also study basic English from the viewpoint of comparative linguistics.

In the Japanese Culture Program, the students study cultures of other countries from a cross-cultural viewpoint based on their own knowledge of Japanese culture in order to become truly cosmopolitan. They also study basic economics and basic business principles.

We offer a varied program with subjects in a wide range of departments. We also have field studies at companies, institutions, historic sites, and cultural assets.

Many of the subjects of the Japanese Culture Program are similar to subjects taken by Josai University students. After finishing the Course, some students can be given priority consideration for entrance into Josai University and Josai Junior College. Many of the students go on to graduate schools or employment in Japan or internationally.