Facilities

The school provides an effective and flexible learning environment to help students to concentrate on their study. Building No.1 has 37 classrooms, a Japanese-style room, a recording room, information desk and office. Building No.2 right next to Building No.1 contains 34 classrooms, a language laboratory room, language research laboratories, a student computer room and meeting rooms, along with a cafe lounge on the first floor. Opposite to the main building is Building No.3 that has 18 classrooms, a library and private study spaces.
LL (language laboratory) room

In our language teaching method that focuses on the development of communication skills, listening practice is an important component. Studying in a language laboratory room with modern teaching equipment greatly helps students to develop their listening skills.

Library

Students can read or borrow learning materials or reference books written in different languages. The library stocks books on the Japanese language and culture, novels, and nonfictions. Reference materials are also available for students who wish to continue to a Japanese university, or wish to find a job after graduation.
Computer room

All computers have internet access. A variety of computer versions of learning materials have been installed on computers for private studies.
Coffee lounge

It is an ideal place for a rest or chatting with your friends. The coffee lounge is open every school day, and provides beverages and snacks.
Room for resting

This room can be used when students feel ill during class or in the school. Medicines such　as those for colds are available.

Japanese-style room

This is a Japanese-style room with tatami mats on the floor. Special classes such as tea ceremony and ikebana are provided so that students can experience a taste of Japanese culture.
Private study room

A private study room enables a student or a group of students to engage in self-study. Advance booking is required for a private study room, which provides a personal learning environment.
Main hall

This is a large room that can accommodate more than 100 people, and is usually used for lectures, parties, ceremonies and other occasions. A Yamaha piano is a permanent fixture of the hall.
Building No.1 lobby

This is a place where students like to gather most frequently. The lobby has tables, chairs and vending machines, and seating space for 40 to 50 people. Many students use the lobby for a brief rest, lunch or chatting with friends over a beverage. Enjoy the multi-national atmosphere!

Earthquake-proof school buildings

Japan is a country with frequent earthquakes. Our school buildings have been constructed to satisfy high-level earthquake resistance standards, and are designed to minimize structural damage in the event of an earthquake. An evacuation drill is held twice a year to prepare for an emergency event.

School guide map

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Wireless LAN

Available to everybody by obtaining permission

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