Schools
This Japanese language school is located in Miyagino-ku, Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture. Many students from Asian countries are currently studying here.
Admissions
Information on enrolment at our school. You can also find information on the application form, student accommodation and school fees here.
Students
Photographs taken during daily school life and school events.
Students enrolled in April 2025 Accepting applications.
The school is recruiting students for the April 2025 intake. For more information, please see the application guidelines.
Notice
- Speech Contest (February 7, 2025)
A speech contest was held on February 7. Two representatives from each class gave a magnificent speech in front of the entire student body, and the grand prize winner, Ms. Basnet Man Kumari, was presented with a QUO card and other prizes. In addition to the Grand Prize, Mr. Salmin MD won the Award of… Read more: Speech Contest (February 7, 2025) - Year-end Party (December 26, 2024)
A Year-end Party was held on December 26. Everyone enjoyed the food ordered at Kumari Indian/Nepalese Cuisine and enjoyed games and dancing. - Volleyball Tournament (November 12, 2024)
On November 12, 2024, a volleyball tournament was held at the Sendai City Gymnasium. Before the day of the event, the executive committee played a central role in deciding who would participate in the tournament and planning the strategy, and each class showed great enthusiasm. All classes, including Class A, which won the tournament, showed… Read more: Volleyball Tournament (November 12, 2024) - Entrance ceremony (28 October 2024)
The enrolment ceremony for the October 2024 intake was held on Monday 28 October 2024, with 14 students from Nepal and 3 students from Bangladesh enrolled. Rana Nisan, who gave a speech as a representative of the current students, gave words of encouragement to the new students, saying that they should study hard to achieve… Read more: Entrance ceremony (28 October 2024) - Field trip to Matsushima (6 September 2024)
On Friday 6 September, all students went to Matsushima as a field trip. They enjoyed the sights of Matsushima, such as Godaido and Fukuura Bridge, and chartered a boat for a cruise around Matsushima Bay. Students sang throughout the bus journey, showing a side of the group that is not usually seen.