2025 - 2026

Language Stay In Japan With Ismac: Master Japanese In A Unique Setting

Take your learning to the next level and take the JLPT test in Tokyo!

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Are you studying Japanese and interested in taking the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)? Then why not take it in Japan in July? You’ll be able to get away from everyday distractions and fully immerse yourself in your studies and Japanese culture. With 4 weeks in Japan, you’ll have the opportunity to work on your conversation skills at school, then focus on your JLPT studies during afternoons and weekends on your own. We’ll take care of the paperwork, so you can concentrate on your studies, and of course, to ensure a good balance between study and personal life, take part in activities to absorb some Japanese culture, as well as the language. Whether it’s learning about indigo dyeing or practicing your drumming skills with Taiko, studying for your JLPT will be much more exciting in Japan!Leave in language studies in Japan is an invaluable opportunity to immerse yourself in a new culture while perfecting your language skills. Whether for short or long periods, this adventure offers much more than language learning. It opens doors to a deeper understanding of Japanese society, as well as to lasting memories.On our website you will also find information on the MBA digital marketing in Paris, sur les Korean courses in Paris but also on other language stays such as the language studies in Malta. You can also find out on our site how to prepare a master after LEA degree. See also our language studies in South Korea.

Activities

The activities on this trip will give you an insight into traditional Japanese culture, including Taiko, calligraphy and furoshiki.

Studies

Lessons take place at the Intercultural Institute of Japan, one of Tokyo's oldest schools. With a central location and lots of experience, you'll have the best teachers to help you on your way. *Please note that you will be enrolled in a general Japanese course, not a JLPT preparation course. If you are interested in practicing for the test, be sure to include the mock test when booking. You will also receive our JLPT study guide and a discount code for our online JLPT preparation course (N4 and N3 only) to help you prepare for the exam.

Housing

Standard accommodation for this trip is a private room in budget accommodation. You'll have excellent access to central Tokyo, basic amenities, and a coin laundry. Hotel rooms in Japan are smaller than you might be used to, but you'll have plenty of space to study and relax after classes and activities. You can check out other accommodation options when booking, including more affordable shared rooms, upgrading to a standard room or taking part in a homestay.

EXPLORE

If you want to get ready for your trip to Tokyo, our team has put together all the information you need, plus travel tips and hidden nuggets. What's more, you'll have access to discounts! Only on Studytrip.com, you can purchase our Tokyo travel guide at a special price during the booking process.

DURATION

If you want to get ready for your trip to Tokyo, our team has put together all the information you need, plus travel tips and hidden nuggets. What's more, you'll have access to discounts! Only on Studytrip.com, you can purchase our Tokyo travel guide at a special price during the booking process.

PROGRAM

Language courses take place in the morning, so you can study a little longer, enjoy our cultural activities or go exploring in the afternoon.

LEVEL

This course is open to students wishing to take any level of the JLPT, but please note that for those with no previous experience of Japanese, the exam can be quite difficult. To join this course, you must have at least a basic knowledge of Japanese (hiragana, katakana, and be able to talk about very basic personal and family information, shopping, etc.).

GROUP DISCOUNT

Book with a friend and save! The larger your group, the more you save. 2 people: JPY 10,000 discount per person 3 people: JPY 15,000 discount per person 4 people: JPY 20,000 discount per person *For groups of 5 or more, please contact us for details.

frequently asked questions

Why choose a language study holiday in Japan?
Learning Japanese directly on site allows you to immerse yourself in the local language and customs in a way that’s impossible to replicate elsewhere. Japan is famous for its unique culture, blending ancient traditions with effervescent modernity. Cities like Tokyo, Kobe and Fukuoka are particularly popular for language travel in Japan. They offer a magnificent setting where learning and discovery complement each other harmoniously.
Complete language immersion

Immersing yourself in everyday Japanese life guarantees complete language immersion. Taking part in local activities or frequenting public places allows you to practice the language in a variety of real-life situations. What’s more, learning the language while surrounded by native speakers helps to rapidly improve fluency and accuracy, making every interaction a learning opportunity.

Renowned schools

There are many reputable institutions offering Japanese language courses. For example, the Tokyo Franco-Japanese School offers programs for all levels. These institutions combine effective teaching methods with stimulating learning environments. Other choice options include customized sessions that can vary from a few weeks to several months, depending on students’ needs and availability. Short and long sessions offer valuable flexibility.

Opting for a language stay in Japan also offers undeniable practical advantages. Here are just a few of them:

  • Rapid improvement of Japanese language skills through constant exposure.
  • Discover many facets of Japan’s unique culture, from martial arts to tea ceremonies.
  • Meet and make friends with like-minded people from all over the world.
  • Explore cities like Tokyo, Kobe and Fukuoka, each offering distinct and fascinating perspectives.

Living in the heart of these dynamic cities, students have access to a multitude of cultural and social activities. What’s more, the country’s modern infrastructure and high level of security make for a pleasant, worry-free stay.

Unforgettable cultural experiences

On a language study holiday in Japan, the opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture are endless. Visiting Shinto temples, taking part in traditional festivals or sampling the subtleties of Japanese cuisine make every day unique. These experiences enrich not only your command of the language, but also your understanding of Japanese culture and traditions. It’s an opportunity to see the world from a new and captivating angle.

To make the most of this adventure, it’s essential to prepare your departure well. Here are a few tips before you set off for the Land of the Rising Sun:
Choosing the right program
The choice of program should meet your personal and academic expectations. Schools like the Tokyo Franco-Japanese School offer a range of options to suit everyone, from intensive courses to cultural workshops.
Familiarize yourself with the basics of the language
Before you leave, it’s a good idea to have a basic knowledge of Japanese. Knowing a few simple phrases will facilitate initial interactions and make it easier to acclimatize to the local environment.
Understanding local customs and practices
Finding out about cultural norms and expected behavior can help avoid misunderstandings and show respect for locals. Indeed, Japan places great importance on social etiquette and politeness. Taking the time to understand certain customs, such as the Japanese greeting or the rules of conduct on public transport, will help you to integrate better right from the start of your stay.
What length of stay is recommended?

The duration will depend on your objectives and availability. For effective immersion, short and long sessions are available. A period of three months is often recommended to significantly improve language skills.

What level of Japanese do you need before you leave?
You don’t need to be fluent in Japanese before you leave. However, knowing a few basics will ease your acclimatization. Most programs are designed to accommodate beginners through to advanced learners.
How much does it cost to study in Japan?

Costs vary according to the program chosen, the length of stay and the type of accommodation. It’s important to consider not only tuition fees, but also daily expenses such as food, transportation and leisure activities.

Is it possible to work while studying in Japan?
It is possible to work part-time during a language stay, provided you meet the visa requirements. Find out about current regulations and consult your school for more information.
What documents are required for a language stay in Japan?

A valid passport and often a student visa are required. Be sure to check specific requirements with your chosen school and the Japanese consulate in your country.

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