Seven justifications for studying in Japan

Are you interested in studying in Japan but unsure if it’s the right path for you? It might be a little daunting to apply for a language course and go to Japan, particularly if you have never been there before. However, what about studying there?

Before determining whether you want to pursue a long-term study program in Japan, it would be beneficial to take a trial visit. Studying Japanese in Japan and participating in a range of distinctive cultural activities are both possible with our Study Trip Japan programs.

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Here are seven reasons to visit Japan on a study trip.

1. Travel alone and meet new people

When you go on a study trip in Japan, you won’t have to worry about being alone. You will be accompanied by other tourists who are as passionate about Japan as you are, even if you sign up for a study trip alone. Along with studying and learning more about the culture, you’ll also most likely have some things in common! Studying in Japan is one of the easiest ways to meet people when traveling alone.

2. Develop international friendships

Participants in our study trips come from all around the world. You’ll undoubtedly make friends while on a study trip in Japan, whether it’s over karaoke, solving puzzles together in an escape room, or having a picnic among the cherry blossoms.

3. All-level intensive Japanese courses

You will participate in an intensive Japanese language course tailored to your language proficiency for the duration of your study vacation in Japan.

It’s a fantastic chance to refresh your memory and hone your abilities if you have previously studied Japanese. Study trips are a great way to begin learning the basics of Japanese if you have never spoken the language before.

The majority of our partner schools provide morning Japanese classes, with the afternoon and evening free for extracurricular activities and free time to go out and practice what you’ve learned.

Although people of all Japanese proficiency levels are welcome, we advise studying basic hiragana and katakana beforehand for the greatest experience. For individuals who want to take the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) in Japan, there is also a dedicated study trip.

4. Take part in customary Japanese pastimes

The way that old culture and contemporary life coexist in Japan is among its most alluring features. In contemporary Japan, long-standing customs play a significant role in daily life. Studying in Japan gives you the chance to explore a variety of traditional pastimes that you would not otherwise be able to.

You will have the opportunity to participate in a traditional tea ceremony, make sushi 寿司 and/or wagashi 和菓子 (traditional sweets), dye traditional Japanese garments (shibori 絞り) while wearing a yukata 浴衣, and more, depending on the tour you select.

5. Take an intensive course in a foreign culture.

You will get a brief opportunity to observe Japanese culture and daily life on your study trip to Japan. You will get a greater perspective and knowledge of Japan by living there, learning the language, and experiencing all facets of Japanese society and culture.

By the time you go, you will have a wealth of information about Japanese culture thanks to the enjoyable cultural events you will participate in!

6. To avoid the stress of moving, consider living overseas.

Perhaps you haven’t decided whether Japan is the appropriate place for you yet, but you want to test living there. Or perhaps you don’t want to put off enrolling in a lengthier language course till you have more time. Or perhaps two to five weeks in Japan would be the ideal length of time for you.

Making the decision to move abroad, especially one that is distant from home, may be challenging and stressful. If you’re still not sure if studying in Japan would be the best choice for you, you may take a shorter vacation with us and experience Japanese culture.

We provide excursions where you live in private or shared housing, share a room in a dorm, or stay with a host family. We provide 12- to 29-day study trips in Japan.

7. Personalize your CV with something special.

Your future employer will highly value the life experience you gain on a study trip to Japan. You may improve your people skills by meeting and learning from individuals throughout the world. You may improve your communication and problem-solving abilities by attempting to be understood in a foreign language and in a completely other nation. Living in a different culture can help you better appreciate its distinctions and uniqueness. For many people, moving overseas is an intimidating experience. In other words, you will demonstrate bravery and tenacity by participating in educational trip to Japan.

At the conclusion of your course, our partner institutions provide you an attendance certificate that you may include on your resume. In conclusion, studying overseas has numerous advantages and is valued by many employers.