2 language schools in Nagoya from 42600¥ for a 1 week Japanese course
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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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Work & Study Japanese programmes
Work & Study programmes are designed to improve the student's Japanese level and provide real life work experience in Japanese to enhance their CV and stand out from competition. -
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Japanese exam preparation courses are for students who need a certification of their Japanese level for University entry, employment or immigration.- JLPT - Nagoya (1)
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Almost everyone likes it, teachers and students all like it, and the activities are also very well organized.
22 October 2024
Course: Standard Course - 3 weeks
Student age: 30 years
5.0| 1 review
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Information about Nagoya
Why Nagoya? Situated on the Nobi Plain, north of Ise Bay, on the western side of the Aichi Prefecture in Central Japan, Nagoya is one of Japan's major port cities, boasting the fourth most populous urban area in all of Japan. A city of great culture and history, Nagoya's streets are abundant with attractions, museums and shrines for all of the family. Throughout the year, visitors and residents can enjoy the many festivals of the city, including the Hanami "Cherry Blossom" festivals in March/April, the Nagoya Castle Summer Festival in early August and the Nagoya Matsuri Festival in mid-October. Whilst being an Industrial powerhouse and the birthplace of such iconic companies as Toyota, Nagoya also offers a blend of parks, culture, shopping and temples and is a gateway to the nearby mountainous heart of the Chūbu region. Historically called Kinjō (the Golden Castle), Nagoya Castle has been a symbol of Nagoya for over 400 years and was the first castle to be named a National Treasure in 1930.
Key Facts about Nagoya
Population: L
2,192,000
Time zone: +19h. (GMT +9)
Region: Aichi, Nagoya-shi
Currency: JPY (1 JPY = 0.0065 USD)
Name of city in Japanese: 名古屋市
Visa: Nationals from USA do not require a visa to study short term Japanese courses up to 90 days. Check visa requirements for nationals from other countries.
Visa requirements data last updated on 04 Jun. 2024 (Source)
For the most up-to-date visa information please consult with the embassy or consulate of Japan in your country. List of embassies and consulates of Japan on the official website - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan.
Cost of Living:
* 100 = prices in New York
- Price index excluding rent: 87* (13% 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):
434.84 ¥ (45% cheaper than in USA)
Mains electricity:
- Residential voltage: 100 V
- Frequency: 60 Hz / 50 Hz
Events in Nagoya
Best time to take a language course in Nagoya
December
Yagoto-san Koshoji Temple's Joya no Kane
31 December 2024A New Year Celebration Ceremony which takes place on the night 31st December.
October
Nagoya festival
01 October 2025 - 31 October 2025The sounds of gunfire and of clashing swords and armor can be heard in the streets of central Nagoya City on the first weekend of October every year in a memorial of the 3 damyos who unified Japan, and who originated from Nagoya.
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