Anabuki International Exchange Center
Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa

About the school
1-11-1 Nishiki-cho, Takamatsu, Kagawa. The Japanese Language Department of Anabuki IT Business College, a vocational school of the Anabuki Gakuen educational corporation. Japanese-language education began in April 1992 (Anabuki Gakuen Japanese Language School). Recruitment capacity is 98 in April and 58 in October (maximum capacity 196/116). 29 teachers (9 full-time). Accepts international students from 41 countries. Living support includes airport pickup and part-time job support. Nearest station not stated officially.
Fees
- Annual tuition
- ¥690,000
- Fee basis
- First-year tuition (including tax) for the further-study 2-year course / 1-year 6-month course of the Japanese department (Takamatsu) at Anabuki IT Business College. Fiscal year not stated (the admission guide PDF is named as the 2027 edition, application_takamatsu_27_v2). Also ¥70,000 admission fee, about ¥41,000 materials, extracurricular activity fees, insurance and other items, for a total of ¥830,000 payable before entry. The ¥20,000 screening fee is separate.
- Admission fee
- ¥70,000¥70,000 (tax included). The ¥20,000 screening fee is separate (paid after passing the interview)
- Application / screening fee
- ¥20,000
- Dormitory
- YesFrom ¥13,500 per month
Dormitory & housing
Student dormitory available (10-15 minutes by bicycle; residents must stay until graduation). Single room / shared room for 2.
Admission requirements
- Intake months
- April24 months(2 yrs)
- October18 months(1 yr 6 mo)
- Study period
- Further-study 2-year course (April entry, 1,600 hours), further-study 1-year 6-month course (October entry, 1,200 hours). Target: JLPT N2 / CEFR B2.
- Admission requirements
- The process from application to enrollment and the fees are stated on the official page. Requirements for years of schooling, age and financial support are in the admission guidelines PDF, but it could not be read this time and they are not confirmed. For applications within Japan, an agent brings the application together with the screening fee.
- Japanese level requirement
- Not confirmed on the official page (the application guidelines PDF has not been read). A site for group international students states "there is no admission condition of passing N3 or N2". Screening is described as documents, a Japanese test, an essay and an interview (admission guide page for international students).
- Graduation & further-study support
- Career guidance through regular one-to-one interviews and a portfolio, opportunities to inquire with target schools and attend open campuses. Advancement to group schools (with tuition preferential treatment). Scholarships, job support and specific advancement results are not stated on the page read this time.
- Accreditation
- Certified Japanese Language Institution (certified by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, April 2026). Immigration Services Agency appropriate school (Class I) (selected October 2023).
- Nepal applicants
- The multilingual support on the life-support page explicitly lists Nepali (Vietnamese, English, Nepali, Indonesian, Tagalog, Korean, Chinese, etc.). No country restrictions are stated.
- Language support
- Classes are taught in Japanese. Life support is available in Vietnamese, English, Nepali, Indonesian, Tagalog, Korean, Chinese and others. Website available in Japanese, English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Indonesian and traditional Chinese.
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