The Land of the Rising Sun is a place of endless opportunities. For job-seekers, students, and travellers – Japan is a must-see destination. One of the largest economies in the world, Japan’s landscapes and high-tech lifestyle is a dream for every student.
Here’s a guide on how to study abroad in Japan:
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Kyoto
Kyoto is considered as the historical capital of Japan. This is where shrines, museums, temples and palaces are. Kyoto is a popular study abroad destination if you seek to discover Japanese rich culture and heritage.
Tokyo
A modern city, Tokyo has over a quarter of Japan’s population. This highly urban city is also the most expensive city in the world and the financial capital of Japan. The modern city is definitely among the top study abroad destinations in the world.
Language Courses
Most foreign students take up language courses in Japan. Learning a new language is a useful skill most especially when you’re in Japan. You can learn how to speak with the locals and learn their way of life.
Types of Accommodation
You should check which housing programs are available in Japan. When you choose a program, you have to consider if you need to find your own housing option.
Some immersion programs and activities in Japan include community building and extensive learning. Here are other programs you can explore:
CIEE
Offers language, cultural immersion, and local community involvement
The Center for Study Abroad (CSA)
Offers all accommodation, excursions, culture lessons such as tea ceremonies
IES Abroad Program
Includes field trips to historical and cultural places
GlobaLink’s (Asia Pacific University)
Offers an overnight trip to Nagasaki, scavenger hunt, and other exciting activities
Note that it may be more expensive to study in Japan compared to other Asian countries. However, you can always look for scholarship opportunities to cut on expenses.
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