3 language schools in Kyoto from 36815¥ for a 1 week Japanese course
Japanese course types in Kyoto
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General Japanese courses
Universal Japanese language courses allow students to move up the different Japanese levels at a steady pace. With an array of options, students can pick the one that fits their schedule. -
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Junior Japanese courses
Japanese lessons for children and teenagers can be booked in school holidays and often come as a package, which includes accommodation, activities and excursions. -
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Japanese exam preparation courses
Courses designed around understanding and completing specific Japanese exams are valuable for students needing validation for employment, immigration or higher education.- JLPT - Kyoto (1)
Kyoto ratings & opinions
How our students rated their experience in Kyoto
What our students said about Kyoto
Kyoto is the ideal city to get an impression of Japan. In addition to sightseeing within Kyoto, you can take countless excursions into the surrounding area from there, as Kyoto is well connected: Omihachiman, Kobe, Osaka, Nara, Nagahama, Lake Biwa, Uji, Himeji Castle to Amanohashidate in the west or Wakayama in the east of Japan, can all be reached for day and weekend trips. My personal tip: buy or rent a bicycle and cover most of the distances. Although the bus connections are incredibly good (and there's also the underground), you get to know a city in a different way by bike. And cycling along the Kamogawa, surrounded by the mountains in the early morning or at sunset... Priceless.
Kyoto is the place to go when you are interested in the old Japan, but it is still a modern tow with a famous university, so there are a lot of young people. Sadly, it is a little overrun with tourists by now.
Kyoto is a great city. It is truly the cultural center of Japan and it's location allows you to easily go to other interesting cities and equally enjoy city life and beautiful hikes.
I have an existing connection with Kyoto as my wife and family live here. I have been to Kyoto many times in the last and love this place.
If you want to get to know traditional Japan more. Is Kyoto perfect. You can also reach other places like Osaka, Biwa Lake, ... quickly.
I have had a long history with Kyoto. My wife is from Kyoto and I stay with her family on my frequent visits here.
Very traditional, quiet and varied. The locals are rather reserved and quiet.
I think it is a place where travel and Language training can go hand in hand.
It is a quiet city with lots of cultural activities and sights.
One of the most beautiful and interesting cities in Japan
What language school directors said about Kyoto
Kyoto is a famous historic city, which was selected as one of the world’s top 3 cities to visit! Great place for those who like Japanese traditional culture.
Most recent student reviews of language schools in Kyoto
Everybody was very friendly and helpful. The teachers were very nice. They did not only make me feel comfortable using my somewhat rusty Japanese again, they even gave me great tips for travelling afterwards.
Highly recommend, I would sure go there again.
12 November 2024
Course: Standard Course - 2 weeks
Student age: 48 years
The teachers and the staff at the school were incredibly kind and welcoming. I felt very much at home at Kyoto JaLS.
28 June 2024
Course: Standard Course - 4 weeks
Student age: 26 years
Very good organisation and level of teaching, very nice, helpful, competent teachers.
friendly staff, very nice teachers, good quality of teaching
17 June 2024
Course: Standard Course - 4 weeks
Student age: 51 years
Many activities are offered and organized, facilities offer space to study and relax, staff are super kind.
30 September 2023
Course: Standard Course - 6 weeks
Student age: 31 years
It was nice to be able to speak English and Japanese together with various foreigners.
19 September 2023
Course: Standard Course - 4 weeks
Student age: 54 years
Information about Kyoto
Key Facts about Kyoto
- Price index excluding rent: 86* (14% cheaper than New York)
- Price index including rent: 115* (15% more expensive than New York)
- Price index food only:85* (15% cheaper than New York)
- Big Mac price (Japan average):
440.92 ¥ (45% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 100 V
- Frequency: 60 Hz / 50 Hz
Events in Kyoto
January 2025During these first days of the new year, Kyoto inhabitants and their families go to temples and sanctuaries to pray for prosperity in the coming year. This is one of the most important events of the year.
February 2025Setsubun marks the beginning of spring. To celebrate the event, Kyoto inhabitants throw roasted soybeans out the window. This gesture is a symbol of good luck for positive things to come.
March 2025For this event each district of the city of Kyoto stages performances where geishas, the most noble female entertainer according to Japanese culture, perform traditional dances. An event that's not to be missed.
March 2025The Higashiyama Hanatoro is one of the most enchanting events in Kyoto and consists of lanterns being placed along the extensive footpath leading up to Higashiyama mountain.
July 2025Celebrating traditional Japanese culture, the Gion festival features numerous events such as parades of traditional floats, ukai fishing, and religious processions. Everyone is invited to put on a kimono and travel back in time for a little while.
July 2025On the 17th and 24th of July, processions of traditional floats make their way through the streets of Kyoto. During the festival, both locals and visitors wear colourful yukatas and you can sample many local foods in the streets.
October 2025This exciting festival takes place on the outskirts of Kyoto, in the village of Kurama. Almost everyone in the town participates in the procession, with torches proportional to their size. The final section of the parade involves men with giant, red-hot torches marching through the narrow streets.
22 October 2025A traditional parade starting at the Imperial Palace celebrating the history of Kyoto. Participants wear costumes representing historical figures.
December 2025This event is held in Arashiyama, a district of Kyoto famous for its shrines and temples and home to the Arashiyama Bamboo Groove. Thousands of lanterns are lit to illuminate the area, transforming it into a enchanting, sparkling place.
Q&A - Questions about Japanese courses and schools in Kyoto
- I am looking for a school in Kyoto that is as close as possible to a skating rink. Can you help me?“In winter, there are several skating rinks, but they are designed more for amateurs. There is a professional rink just outside the city, but it takes about 1 1/2 hours to get there from the city centre. ”Lisa Schiwy, LanguageCourse.Net - Mar 22, 2023I am a tourist in Japan. Could I book a course?“Yes, you can book a Japanese course while you are in Japan.”Sawsan Zein, LanguageCourse.Net - Dec 05, 2022
FAQ - Frequently asked questions about Japanese courses in Kyoto
- I want to study a one-month Japanese language course in Kyoto next year.“We have several partner schools in Kyoto. It's a good idea to book well in advance in Japan, due to the high demand for these courses. Contact our agents who will be happy to help you find the best school for you. ”Veronica Romualdi, Language Travel Consultant from LanguageCourse.Net - Mar 27, 2024Didn't find what you are looking for?Interested in a specific type of course? See our reviews of Japanese courses & camps for teenager and children in Kyoto or other 8 different Japanese course types in Kyoto.Interested in language travel to other cities? Have a look at Japanese language schools in other cities in Japan such as Fukuoka, Gyoda, Kobe, Nagano ..., Nagoya, Ogori, Osaka, Sapporo, Shinjuku, Tokyo, Utsunomiya, Yokohama or see our list of all schools in Japan. You may also want to consult options outside Japan for learning Japanese.Show more
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