Japanese language education in Russia
Standardised testing

Year
Country
City
Number of Examinees by Level
Number of Examinees by Level
Number of Examinees by Level
Number of Examinees by Level
Number of Examinees by Level
Year
Country
City
L1
L2
L3
L4
Total
2006
Kazakhstan
Almaty
50
98
135
91
374
2006
Russia
Khabarovsk
18
56
89
63
226
2006
Russia
Moscow
64
259
465
374
1,162
2006
Russia
Novosibirsk
12
61
115
82
270
2006
Russia
Vladivostok
23
92
105
85
305
2006
Russia
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
5
32
78
89
204
2006
Ukraine
Kiev
29
89
127
109
354
2006
Uzbekistan
Tashkent
61
111
145
88
405
2005
Kazakhstan
Almaty
28
43
68
25
164
2005
Russia
Moscow
48
197
316
287
848
2005
Russia
Vladivostok
23
56
97
55
231
2005
Ukraine
Kiev
27
63
120
54
284
2005
Uzbekistan
Tashkent
41
101
122
69
333
2004
Kazakhstan
Almaty
34
63
61
28
186
2004
Russia
Moscow
33
168
265
310
776
2004
Russia
Vladivostok
23
94
58
58
233
2003
Kazakhstan
Almaty
41
87
42
24
194
2003
Russia
Moscow
34
157
224
207
622
2003
Russia
Vladivostok
20
73
61
45
199
2002
Data missing
Data missing
Data missing
Data missing
Data missing
Data missing
Data missing
2001
Russia
Moscow
34
78
173
159
444
2001
Russia
Vladivostok
17
34
84
38
173
2000
Russia
Moscow
26
120
122
94
362
1999
Russia
Moscow
24
101
135
88
348
1998
Russia
Moscow
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Question: What are the first two Russian cities that offer the Japanese Language Proficiency Test?
Answer: The Japanese Language Proficiency Test has been offered in Russia since 1998, at first only in Moscow, but since 2001, in Vladivostok as well.