A Certificate of Eligibility (CoE): Our school, SNG, is accredited and is able to get you a CoE. You want to learn Japanese in Japan; or maybe you plan to move in order to work in Japan? In these two cases or for many other reasons, your stay in the land of the rising sun […]
On November 3rd, SNG organized its traditional BBG and hiking day in Okutama. Around 100 of our students enjoyed the warm and sunny day. Hiking, sunbathing and BBQ 84 of our students in Japanese Language went to our Okutama’s event. Quite a big day for our school and many professors along with staff members came […]
Thank you for your interest in Shinjuku Nihongo Gakko !We would like to inform our students that after several years, we are going to close the Sunday class at the end of the Winter term, on March 2018.We also would like to announce the creation of the new Saturday class that will start on April […]
2017/10/30の午前授業は通常通り実施されます。Class will be held as usual on 2017/10/30.
On Monday October 9th, SNG students were invited to attend a Yabusame event at Toyama Park. What’s Yabusame ? Yabusame is the name of a traditional Japanese sport rather unknown, including in Japan. It is a mounted archery technique used since the end of the XII Century during the Kamakura area. With the use of […]
新宿日本語学校の教職員及び学生の皆さんへ台風の影響で休講の可能性があります。明朝6時(午後クラスの学生は10時半)に各自で学生サイト (学生番号@sng.ac.jp, pass: 生年月日yyyymmdd)、ホームページ、Facebookを見てご確認ください。 To all students of SNG, Due to the typhon, school may be close tomorrow, on Monday 10/23.Please check the school Facebook page, website, and student site (login with studentnumber@sng.ac.jp, birthday for login yyyymmdd)from 6am (for morning) and 10:30am (for afternoon).
On July 21st, SNG organized its very first Yukata Day. An unforgettable and eventful day which ended two weeks of related activities. Regular students, as well as staff members and summer course students, were able to enjoy it together. Yukata sales Yukata literally means “bath clothe”. It is a light kimono that Japaneses like to […]
On August 18th, some SNG students got the opportunity to take part in one of the major summer event in Tokyo : Shimokitazawa Awaodori Festival. What’s Awa Odori ? Awa Odori literally means : “Awa dance”. The Awa Odori exists since the XVI Century and it used to be celebrated in Tokushima. It is also […]
On September 3rd, a group of students from SNG took part in the traditional Mikoshi parade in Takadanobaba. What’s a Mikoshi ? Mikoshi (神輿) literally means “Divin Palanquin”. It is often seen as a building standing on wooden pillars. During Shinto processions, people carry the palanquin around the area in the belief that the Kami […]
