｜School Introduction

School Overview

School Name	E-planet Japanese Language School
Establishment Date	April 2021
Representative	Yamazaki Hiroyuki Founder/CEO of E-planet Inc.
Principal	Inoue Etsunobu
TEL	06-6934-1900
FAX	06-6934-1901
E-Mail	jimu.nihongogakou@earth-planet.co.jp
Location	〒536-0003 1-4-24 Imafukuminami, Joto-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture

Message from the Representative

The idea behind the founding of E-Planet Japanese Language School
―To make your dreams come true―

We wholeheartedly support all of you who have left your home country and chosen to study in Japan to realize your dreams. Japanese language school is the first step in a long life abroad. During this most important period, you should not only learn about Japanese language, but also about Japanese culture and lifestyle, and gain valuable experiences through meeting various people. All of our school staff will do their utmost to support you so that you can make your dreams come true.

Director of E-Planet Japanese Language School　　　
Representative Director of E-Planet Inc.

Educational Philosophy

To foster students' ability to achieve their goals, to give them confidence and joy, and to develop them into individuals who are trusted and respected by society and those around them.

Educational Goals

① Not only do we teach the Japanese language necessary for entering university or vocational school, but we also teach Japanese culture, the rules of Japanese society, and the Japanese way of thinking, thereby cultivating human resources who can play an active role in society.

②For students and staff members to understand the multicultural society, including all aspects of lifestyles and values and to foster students who can serve as a bridge between Japan and their home countries.

Annual Schedule

School Events

Traffic Safety Seminar	Sports Festival
Trip to Kyoto or Nara	Setsubun
New Year's calligraphy	Disaster prevention training
Tanabata	Trip to USJ

Timetable

　Monday～Friday（20 unit time per weeek）

Morning	First period	9:00-9:45
	Second period	9:55-10:40
	Third period	10:50-11:35
	Forth period	11:45-12:30
Afternoon	First period	13:15-14:00
	Scond period	14:10-14:55
	Third period	15:05-15:50
	Forth period	16:00-16:45

｜Admissions Information

Application guidelines and documents to be submitted

Application acceptance period

1. Spring enrollment in April (late August to late September)
2. Autumn enrollment in October(late March to late April)

Application Eligibility

1. 1. Those who have completed 12 years of regular secondary school education in their home country or a foreign country.
2. 2. Those who have someone who can reliably cover the tuition and living expenses required for studying in Japan, and who can prove the process of building up assets with documents such as bankbooks.
3. 3. Two-year college preparatory course: Those who have completed more than 150 hours of Japanese language study and have Japanese language proficiency equivalent to N5.
   One-and-a-half-year college preparatory course: Those who have completed more than 300 hours of Japanese language study and have Japanese language proficiency equivalent to N4.

Documents to be submitted A. Application Form B. Resume C. Statement of Purpose for Studying Abroad D. Seven Photographs ※Photographs must have been taken within three months of application, show the upper body only, with no hat and a plain background, and be clear. Please follow the details shown in the diagram on the right.

Required Documents

Unless otherwise instructed, all certificates must be submitted as originals, not copies. For certificates written in languages other than Japanese, please attach a Japanese translation for each document. At the bottom of each Japanese translation, write the translator’s name, address, and telephone number, and affix a seal or signature to the right of the name.

1. A. Academic Records

　1. Diploma or Certificate of Graduation from the final educational institution (If currently enrolled, submit a Certificate of Enrollment)

　2. Academic Transcript

2. B. Certificates Related to Japanese Language Study

　1. If you have passed any level of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), please submit copies of the certificate and score report.

In addition, submit the original certificate of Japanese language study.

　2. If you studied Japanese in high school or university, please submit your academic records showing the results.

　3. If you attended a Japanese language school, please submit a Certificate of Completion.

3. C. Certificate of Employment (if the applicant is currently employed)

D. Financial Support Documents

　1. Bank Balance Certificate

　★ If expenses are to be covered by a relative (as specified in Separate Form No. 6-3 [related to Article 6], page 3 prepared by the applicant, showing the relationship to the applicant), the following documents are required:

　1. Letter of Financial Support (designated form)

　2. Financial sponsor’s bank balance certificate, income certificate, certificate of employment, and bank transaction statements (for one year)

　3. Proof of family relationship (such as a copy of the family register)

E. Copy of Passport

F. Other documents required by the school

※ The application procedure for the Certificate of Eligibility required to obtain a student visa will be handled by the Japanese language school in accordance with regulations of the Immigration Services Agency of Japan, Ministry of Justice. Please submit the above documents together with the selection fee.

Enrollment Periods & Admission Quota

	College Preparatory 1.5-Year Course	College Preparatory 2-Year Course
Capacity	30 students	120 students
Eligibility	Applicants who have graduated from high school or higher educational institutions overseas (with at least 12 years of formal education, or academic ability equivalent to 12 or more years of education). 〈College Preparatory 2-Year Course〉 Applicants must have completed at least 150 hours of Japanese language study and possess Japanese proficiency equivalent to JLPT N5 level. 〈College Preparatory 1.5-Year Course〉 Applicants must have completed at least 300 hours of Japanese language study and possess Japanese proficiency equivalent to JLPT N4 level.
Selection Method	Document screening and interview
Application Period	March – Late April	Late August – Late September
Enrollment Period	April	October
Program Duration	2 years	1 year and 6 months
Status of Residence	Student

※Graduation is in March.

※Class placement will be determined by the school.

Fees

	1.5-Year Course		2-Year Course
Year	First Year	Following Year	First Year	Following Year
Selection Fee	\22,000	\0	\22,000	\0
Entrance Fee	\55,000	\0	\55,000	\0
Tuition Fee	\660,000	\330,000	\660,000	\660,000
Extracurricular Activities Fee	\55,000	\27,500	\55,000	\55,000
Facility Fee	\22,000	\11,000	\22,000	\22,000
Total	\814,000	\368,500	\814,000	\737,000

｜Support for International Students

Humanistic education that fosters independence
Supporting each individual's growth

Airport pick-up and various procedures

If you would like a transfer, our staff will pick you up at Kansai International Airport, the gateway to Osaka.

Staff will support you with the initial procedures, such as resident registration, but gradually you will be able to do the things necessary for life in Japan on your own.

Dormitory

If you wish, we will introduce you to an apartment located about 10 minutes by bicycle from the school. The apartment is equipped with the necessities of life, such as a bed and refrigerator, so you can start living comfortably from the day you move in.

There is also a large supermarket and a 100 yen shop within a 5-minute walk, making shopping very convenient.

For details about the apartment, click here

Career Counseling

With the support of your homeroom teacher, you will be able to participate in open campus events, prepare application documents, answer questions in interviews, and do everything on your own.

Participate in school guidance sessions and joint information sessions at community centers, creating opportunities to meet with vocational schools and universities in a wide range of fields.

Connecting with the Local Community

E-Planet Japanese Language Institute places importance on local interaction. By interacting with the local people around the school, you can get a real sense of living in the local community.

Rather than simply commuting between home, school, and part-time work, students will also be able to experience Japanese customs and culture.

Club Activity Support

At E-Planet, students are taking the lead in forming a futsal team.

School staff provide some support, such as registering for tournaments, but students are responsible for coordinating practice times and other activities.

｜Access

〒536-0003
1-4-24 Imafukuminami, Joto-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture
TEL 06-6934-1900　FAX 06-6934-1901

8-minute walk from Gamo 4-chome Station on the Osaka Metro Nagahori Tsurumi-ryokuchi Line and Imazatosuji Line 12-minute walk from Shigino Station on the JR Osaka Higashi Line and Gakkentoshi Line

｜Contact Us

Please feel free to contact us with any questions or requests for information.

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