Students can take part in a number of activities--like making traditional matcha (green tea) at Japanese tea ceremonies and hanging up their wishes on bamboo branches for the tanabata festival in July. They can also attend events that SNG organizes, which range from bussing students out to Mount Fuji for some hiking to cheering on FC Tokyo at a soccer game to having a blast dancing at the obon festival.
Once you have decided on coming to our Japanese language school, you are probably next going to focus on finding student housing in Tokyo. Shinjuku Japanese Language Institute has arranged several partnerships with accomodation providers in order to offer international students various housing options near the Shinjuku district and Takadanobaba neighborhood, where our school buildings are located.


Takadanobaba offers excellent transportation access, with the JR Yamanote Line, Seibu Shinjuku Line, and Tokyo Metro Tozai Line all serving the area. International students at Shinjuku Japanese Language Institute are eligible to purchase commuter passes at student discount rates. The neighborhood is one of Japan's leading student districts, home to Waseda University as well as many other universities and vocational schools. It is also known for its wide selection of affordable restaurants and is especially famous as one of Tokyo's premier ramen destinations.
Our student affairs office offers various supports in multiple languages (English, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc.). To ensure a comfortable study abroad experience, we provide assistance with opening bank accounts, hospital visits when necessary, and advice regarding accommodation. If you have any concerns about your life here, please feel free to contact us.

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