Japan School Fees by Grade (2025)

There are approximately 35,000 primary, middle, and secondary schools in Japan. Moreover, Japan has 50,000 “Gakushū juku” schools or cram schools. These schools in Japan are private institutions, which provide supplementary classes to prepare students for university entrance examinations.

School fees in Japan vary per education level. For instance, parents can expect to spend at least $4,000 for kindergarten, $17,000 to $73,000 for six years of primary school, $12,500 to $34,000 for three years of middle school, and $20,000 to $30,000 for another three years of secondary school.

The table below illustrates the fees offered among Japan private schools and can be filtered alphabetically, by curricula or by grade. A PDF file is also available for download for those looking to print a copy.

Disclaimer: All data is sourced dynamically from the listed schools and their respective profiles.