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(The Tokyo Metropolitan Area retail price in January 2024) MILKFSSITBOIYTMWT＊Not more than 8 hours a day during extended school holidays8The Shinro Shimbun Hawaii EditionGraduate schools,Universities,Junior Colleges,Preparatory Japanese language courses for international studentsVocational Schools,Advanced Vocational SchoolsJapanese language schoolsJapanese language schoolsFull-time studentResearch student,auditor studentUniversity preparatory coursesWithin 28 hours a week*Burden on National Health Insurance●文もん部ぶ科か学がく省しょう高こう等とう教きょう育いく局きょく学がく生せい・留りゅう学がく生せい課か留りゅう学がく生せい交こう流りゅう室しつ　 （Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Student support and Exchange Division, Higher Education Bureau）2-5-1, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8959　TEL +81-3-5253-4111●独どく立りつ行ぎょう政せい法ほう人じん日に本ほん学がく生せい支し援えん機き構こう（Japan Student Services Organization）https://www.jasso.go.jp/　【Head Office】 4259S-3, Nagatsuta-cho, Midori-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 226-8503　【Komaba Office】 4-5-29, Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-8503〈留りゅう学がく生せい事じ業ぎょう部ぶ〉（Student Exchange Department）　　留りゅう学がく試し験けん課か（Testing Division）　TEL +81-3-6407-7457【Aomi Office】 2-2-1, Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-8630〈留りゅう学がく生せい事じ業ぎょう部ぶ〉（Student Exchange Department）　　留りゅう学がく生せい事じ業ぎょう計けい画かく課か（Student Exchange Programs Planning Division）　TEL +81-3-5520-6012　　留りゅう学がく生せい事じ業ぎょう計けい画かく課か留りゅう学がく生せい宿しゅく舎しゃ管かん理り室しつ　　（Screening Office for Student Exchange Programs International Student Housing Office）TEL +81-3-5520-6033　　国こく際さい奨しょう学がく課か（International Scholarship Office）　 TEL +81-3-5520-6030　　海かい外がい留りゅう学がく支し援えん課か（Student Exchange Support Office） TEL +81-3-5520-6014　　留りゅう学がく情じょう報ほう課か（International Student Information Office） TEL +81-3-5520-611170%National Health InsuranceTotal medical costs for Insurance　100％Burden the money partially30%(Burden the money) Medical Insurance isnot applicableBurden the full amountof moneyNo.15, 2024［ Spring Special Issue］SchoolStatusThe maximum working time＊1 To get “Working Permission” from the Immigration Service, you have to provide official permission from your school. This permission says that a part-time job will not affect studies negatively. School provide such permission if a student demonstrates excellent academic progress, attendance and achieves the necessary credits. ＊2 Work categories limitationStudents are strongly forbidden to work in the sex-related industry, or commercial enterprises providing sex-related services such as adult sex entertainment, pornographic media, sex telephone services, sex clubs and others.urthering your studies at a university, junior college and vocational school will cost you a lot in school fees and living costs. Work out the total amount that you will eventually need to pay and think of realistic methods to support yourself financially. In most cases, you will need to submit a School Feeschool fees vary according to the types of institutions and study field / vocation. However, even if the study field is the same, the amount can differ a lot depending on how the lessons are conducted and what the courses involve. Our advice for you is to compare the fees thoroughly. It must be noted too that at the beginning of the first year, there would be an initial cost, mainly entrance fees and facility expenses etc besides tuition fees. Carefully check the amount and method of payment (in a lump sum or by installment) beforehand.JASSO Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho:MEXT)Scholarshipshis is a scholarship system organized by the Japan Student Services Organization(JASSO), which can be applied for through the school you attend after entering Japan. There is a reservation system for the results high ranking in the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students too. Targeted Educational written statement verifying your ability to support yourself throughout the duration of your studies. ScholarshipInstitutions : Graduate School, Under Graduate School, Junior Colleges, Advanced Vocational Schools(Over 3 years), Vocational Schools, Foreign Students' Program at Universities or Junior Colleges, Preparatory Institutions for Japanese Universities, etc. ome nations, local governments, private sectors and schools that have their own unique scholarship system to aid students financially with their schooling fees and living expenses. However, unfortunately, usually the scholarship alone is insufficient, and many students live on financial allowance, part-time jobs and savings.t must also be noted that not all foreign students are qualified for a scholarship and therefore you will need to be prepared financially in case you do not receive a scholarship.esides scholarship, many schools provide their own financial aids for foreign students. It is advised that you look into these aids and the actual deductible amount in advance.Government Agencies and Organizations in Japan regarding “Overseas Studies”Milk (1000ml） 255yenRice(5kg） 2,440yenEggs (10 pieces) 306yenGas charges (1 month) average 5,660yenhe Ministry of Justice of Japan awards the title of “Excellent and Appropriate School” to Japanese language education institutions that have been meticulously screened in regards to their enrollment management and visa renewal processes. The examination is conducted annually, and Yu Language Academy Sapporo (Sapporo City) was awarded the title of “Excellent and Appropriate School” for two consecutive years. The school has also been approved to increase Healthcare Insurance Systemhose who are granted a residential permit for more than one year in Japan after being registered with the Alien Registration have to be registered with the National Health Insurance scheme according to the Law. After enrollment into the insurance program, you must pay the health insurance contribution every month. The amount of contribution depends on the district of residence, but usually is about 20,000 yen per year. If you sustain an injury or fall ill and seek treatment, you would only need to pay 30% of the health insurance treatment fees. Accommodationinistry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology is taking many measures to ensure foreign students' accommodation; however, currently 78.5% of foreign students find accommoda-tion at private housing and their capacity to 150 students in 2024.ne of the school’s major features, is that 40% of its international students are from either Europe or the United States. Students who attend this school can look forward to an enriching study abroad experience in Sapporo, a city that combines urban and natural beauty.apartments. e advise you to inquire at the schools' foreign students' office, local government or the Japan Student Services Organization about accommodation for foreign students. Part-time Jobshere are many students who have part-time jobs after and between school hours to cover tuition, household and personal expences. u Language Academy (Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), establised October 2003, celebrates its 20th anniversary. Since its opening, the school has welcomed students from a variety of countries, and currently has a capacity of 300 students. n addition to long-term courses for students studying in Japan on a Student Visa, the school also offers short-term courses as well as short-term group courses, intended for students who are in Japan on a Tourist Visa.If you have “Student” residence status visa and want to work part-time, first of all you have to get permission from your u Language Academy is part of the License Academy Ltd. group. The school is located near a hotel owned by the same company, which is also easily accessed from the school. Currently, students from Hawaii are enrolled in the long-term course, and are working hard on studying Japanese in preparation for higher education.school and then permission from the Local offi ce of the Immigration Service.*1Working time and work categories are limited.*2Indication of prices Recognized as an “Excellent and Appropriate School” for two consecutive yearsYu Language Academy SapporoTJapanese Language School Celebrates its 20th AnniversaryYu Language Academy / Yu International Cultural AcademyYInformation■■ⅡSchool Fees and Living Costs