2017 Enrollment

Application Guidelines
Self-Supported International Students Applying to theModern Japanese Studies Program

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Admission Policy
Hokkaido University is one of the leading research-intensive universities in Japan withdepartments ranging from the sciences to the humanities. It was established in 1876 as the Sapporo
Agricultural College. It is one of Japan’s prestigious seven “former Imperial Universities” andtoday is a leading national university. During its long history, Hokkaido University has cultivatedacademic autonomy and freedom based on four basic philosophies relating to education andresearch: Frontier Spirit, Global Perspectives, All-round Education, and Practical Learning.
Guided by these philosophies, the university’s mission is to be a place where knowledge iscreated, disseminated, and applied in the new century, thereby contributing to the development of
human welfare, science, culture, and society through education and research.
The university strives to offer undergraduate education that teaches students to participate insociety as global citizens, to acquire the academic and communication skills that will give them asolid foundation in their professional lives, and to study their fields of expertise from a broad
academic perspective. The university aims to make its graduates capable of exercising soundjudgment and leadership as exemplary citizens possessing high-quality and internationallyrecognized academic credentials. In addition, the university nurtures students so that they may takeleading roles as professionals in their fields and actively promote academic creativity.
Hokkaido University has built upon this tradition and its history since it was founded andrecruits talented students from throughout Japan and the rest of the world. We use an advanced
selection system to seek out students who have the academic ability needed to pursue an
undergraduate education, such as basic knowledge, basic skills, mathematical ability, linguistic
ability, depth of understanding, and comprehension skills. We strive to recruit students who havethe qualities needed to pursue studies at the university level and beyond, such as problem-solving
skills, creativity, a sense of ethics, flexible thinking, communication ability, the ability to thinktheoretically, leadership skills, integrity, and the desire to learn.

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Table of Contents
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Purpose and Objective ......................................................................................... 4
Applicants We Are Seeking ................................................................................. 4Student Intake ...................................................................................................... 4
Dates of Admission .............................................................................................. 5
Application Qualifications and Requirements ..................................................... 5
Application Procedures ........................................................................................ 7
Preliminary Consultations Regarding Exam-related issues ............................... 14
Selection Methods .............................................................................................. 14
Dates and Times of Interviews........................................................................... 15
Admission Notifications .................................................................................... 15
Enrollment Procedures ....................................................................................... 15
Enrollment and Tuition Fees .............................................................................. 15
Privacy Policy .................................................................................................... 16
Scholarship Programs ........................................................................................ 17
Other................................................................................................................... 17

Table 1: International Schools that Fulfill Basic Qualification 6 of the Application Qualifications
and Requirements in Section 5 ................................................................................... 19
Table 2: “Courses That Provide Preparatory Education for Admission to a Japanese University
Designated by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology” as per items B
and D of the Basic Qualifications Note 2 of the Application Qualifications and Requirements in
Section 5 ..................................................................................................................... 20
Table 3: Educational Facilities that Fulfill Item C of the Basic Qualifications Note 2 of the
Application Qualifications and Requirements in Section 5 ....................................... 25
Table 4: Educational Facilities that Fulfill Item D of the Basic Qualifications Note 2 of the
Application Qualifications and Requirements in Section 5 ....................................... 28

At Hokkaido University, applicants must register online to take the entrance exam for
the Modern Japanese Studies Program.
Visit the online application site (http://e-apply.jp/e/hokudai-oia).
To apply, you must have the following:(1) A printer (to print out necessary documents)(2) An e-mail address (to receive confirmation e-mails ) * Mobile phone e-mail addresses
may NOT be used.
Please note that registering to apply online does not constitute the completion of
application procedures.
For details regarding application procedures, please see pages 7-14.

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1．Purpose and Objective
The Modern Japanese Studies Program is intended to foster the development of well-educatedfuture global leaders. The program provides intensive Japanese language education and courses inthe social sciences and humanities to help deepen students’ understanding of modern Japan’ssociety and culture. It is hoped that graduates will play active roles as intermediaries between Japanand their own cultures both within Japanese society and in the international community. Hokkaido
University invites applications from students worldwide who have a high command of English, aninterest in the society and culture of contemporary Japan, and very high levels of academic
achievement.

2．Applicants We Are Seeking
The program is intended for students who:
want to major in a discipline of the social sciences or humanities (e.g. jurisprudence, politicalscience, economics, business administration, pedagogy, philosophy, history, literature,
psychology, sociology);
have a strong desire to study the Japanese language and learn about Japanese culture andsociety;wish to study in a multicultural/multilingual environment; andaspire to become a bridge between their country and Japan, either as a researcher of Japaneseculture or as a professional working in the international community.

3．Student Intake
Program Name

Application Period

Student Intake

1st call for applications

Approx. 12

2nd call for applications

Approx. 8

Modern Japanese Studies Program* If the number of successful applicants is below the student intake for the 1st call, the balance will
be added to the intake for the 2nd call.

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4．Dates of Admission
Intensive Japanese Course

October 2016

Bachelor’s Degree

April 2017

Modern Japanese Studies Program*The Modern Japanese Studies Program is a four-year bachelor’s degree program preceded by asix-month Intensive Japanese Course.
*The six-month MJSP Intensive Japanese Course is a beginners’ level course in the Japanese
language to provide students with the required Japanese language ability upon entry to thebachelor’s degree. Only students accepted onto the bachelor’s degree may take the Intensive
Japanese Course.
*Students who have intermediate level or higher Japanese language ability (equivalent to N4 levelof Japanese Language Proficiency Test) can apply for exemption from taking the Intensive
Japanese Course.
*Students exempted from taking the Intensive Japanese Course on the basis of the results of theentrance exam may enter the bachelor’s degree directly.
*Japanese language placement tests may be conducted after admission to divide the Intensive
Japanese Course participants into separate classes.

5．Application Qualifications and Requirements(1) Nationality:
Individuals who have Japanese citizenship or Japanese permanent resident status are not eligible toapply.
Note: Individuals who have both foreign citizenship and Japanese citizenship must consult with theModern Japanese Studies Program Office by October 30, 2015 (Fri.) if applying during the 1st callfor applications, or by January 29, 2016 (Fri.) if applying during the 2nd call for applications.

(2) Basic Qualifications:Applicants must meet one of the following criteria:
1. They will have completed 12 years of school education in a foreign country and expect to have
graduated by September 30, 2016 (see Note 1 on page 6).
2. They are individuals who are equivalent to those who meet qualification 1 above and have been
designated by the Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (seeNote 2 on page 6).
3. They have received an International Baccalaureate Diploma awarded by the International
Baccalaureate, a foundation pursuant to the Swiss Civil Code, and will be at least 18 years ofage by September 30, 2016.
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4. They have received an Abitur, a degree recognized as a qualification for university admission
throughout Germany, and will be at least 18 years of age by September 30, 2016.
5. They hold a baccalauréat, a degree recognized as a qualification for university admission in
France, and will be at least 18 years of age by September 30, 2016.
6. They will have completed 12 years of school education at a Japanese educational institution forforeign nationals that has accreditation from the Western Association of Schools & Colleges(WASC), the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) or the Council ofInternational Schools (CIS), and will be at least 18 years of age by September 30, 2016 (seeTable 1 on page 19).
Note 1: The “12 years of school education” includes coursework completed pursuant to Japan’s
School Education Act.
Note 2: “Individuals who are equivalent to those who meet qualification 1 above and have been
designated by the Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology”
include the following:
A. Individuals who have passed a national exam in a foreign country to determine whether they
have the same level of academic ability as an individual who has completed 12 years of school
education in that country (including an exam equivalent to the national exam), and will be atleast 18 years of age by September 30, 2016.
B. Individuals who, after completing a level of school education in a foreign country equivalent toa high school education (including those who have passed an exam in that country to determine
whether they have academic ability equivalent to those of a high school graduate), will havecompleted preparatory coursework for admission to a Japanese university at one of theeducational facilities designated by the Japanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Scienceand Technology, and will be at least 18 years of age by September 30, 2016 (see Table 2 on
page 20).
C. Individuals who will have completed a foreign education equivalent to a Japanese high school
education (and deemed to be equivalent to 12 years of school education completed in that
foreign country) at an institution located in Japan and recognized under the educational systemof that country, and will be at least 18 years of age by September 30, 2016 (see Table 3 on page25).
D. Individuals who, after completing a foreign education equivalent to a Japanese high school
education (excluding those cases in C above) at an institution located in Japan and recognizedunder the educational system of that country, will have completed preparatory coursework foradmission to a Japanese university at one of the educational facilities designated by theJapanese Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and will be at least
18 years of age by September 30, 2016 (see Table 2 on page 20 and Table 4 on page 28).

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(3) English-Language Requirement:
Applicants must meet one of the following conditions:
1. They speak English as a mother tongue, or have received four years or more of their secondary
education (at junior or senior high school, etc.) in English as their primary language of
instruction.
Note: Having learned English as a foreign language four years or more does not satisfy the above
requirement.

2. They have achieved the following scores in TOEFL-iBT, TOEFL-PBT or IELTS if their mothertongue is not English or if they have not received four years or more of their secondary
education in English:
TOEFL-iBT: 79 or higher
TOEFL-PBT: 550 or higher
IELTS: 6.0 or higher
Note: Test results must be from within two years of the application submission deadline.
(4) Other Information
Favorable consideration will be given to applicants who have taken or will be taking standardized
examinations (e.g. national tests) for university admission in their own country.

6．Application Procedures(1) Application Period
1st call for applications:
1. Online application period: November 2 (Mon), 2015 – November 30 (Mon), 2015, by 5:00 p.m.
(Japan time)
2. The required application materials must be sent by post after applying online to arrive by 5:00
p.m. (Japan time), December 14 (Mon), 2015.
2nd call for applications:
1. Online application period: February 1 (Mon), 2016 – February 29 (Mon), 2016, by 5:00 p.m.
(Japan time)
2. The required application materials must be sent by post after applying online to arrive by 5:00
p.m. (Japan time), March 14 (Mon), 2016.
Note: The application is considered complete once all documents have been received and accepted
as valid/authentic by the university. Please note that completion of the online application form
alone does not constitute the completion of the application process.
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(2) Application Materials
Application Materials

Notes① Application form

A printout of the application form created using the university’s online application site
and with all the necessary information filled in.

② Educational
background form

A printout of the educational background form created using the university’s online
application site and with all the necessary information filled in.

③ PhotoAffix a passport photo — 40mm (H) and 30 mm (W) in size, no hats, facing the front, aplain background, taken within three months of your application—to the printed
Application form. Please write your full name on the back of the photo.

④ Certificate
indicating that you arequalified to apply foradmission and atranscript

a. Individuals who fulfill Basic Qualification 1 or 6 (see page 5-6):• Certificate of graduation (completion) from the high school you graduated from(completed) or a certificate of expected graduation (completion) (in English or
Japanese)• Transcript from the high school you graduated from (completed) (the final transcript
at graduation/completion) or a transcript from the high school you are attending(including all grades from the first semester of the first year to the latest semester)(in English or Japanese)* The above certificates require the high school’s official stamp or the signature of theprincipal. Be sure to submit an original, official copy. Photocopied certificates without
an official seal / signature are not accepted.
b. Individuals who fulfill Basic Qualification 2 must submit one of the following:• A certificate indicating that you passed the exam and a transcript (in English or
Japanese)• A certificate indicating that you completed a level of school education in a foreigncountry equivalent to a high school education and the transcript; and a certificate
indicating that you have completed preparatory coursework for admission to a
Japanese university and the transcript
c. Individuals who fulfill Basic Qualification 3:• A copy of your International Baccalaureate Diploma issued by the International
Baccalaureate Office and the results certificate from the IB final examd. Individuals who fulfill Basic Qualification 4:• A copy of your Abitur certificate (Zeugnis der allgemeinen Hochschulreife) andyour transcript
e. Individuals who fulfill Basic Qualification 5:• A copy of your baccalauréat diploma (Diplôme du Baccalauréat de l’Enseignement
du Second Degré) and your transcript (Relevé des Notes)
Notes:
1. Certificates indicating school performance (grades) listed in items a. to e. above mustbe issued by the school principal or head of the institution (be sure to submit an
original, official copy).
2. If course names and grades on certificates indicating school performance (grades)
listed in items a. to e. above are indicated using codes or abbreviations, an explanationof those items must be provided.
3. Official Japanese or English translations of the documents (prepared by your school, alanguage school, or an embassy etc.) if the original documents are not in Japanese or
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⑤ Certificate ofEnglish language
proficiency

Submit one of the following. (However, individuals whose native language is English or
who have received four years or more of their secondary education in English as theprimary language of instruction are exempt from submitting this document.) Only scoresfor which the exam date indicated on the exam results certificate is within two years of
the application submission deadline are valid.
a. TOEFL-iBT or TOEFL-PBT Official Score Report (TOEFL-ITP is not valid)*Arrange for scores to be sent directly from ETS to the Hokkaido University Modern
Japanese Studies Program Office. Scores must be received by the deadline for thereceipt of mailed application documents. The institution code for the Hokkaido
University Modern Japanese Studies Program is 4808.
b. IELTS Test Report Form
*Arrange for scores to be sent directly from the institution that administered the text to
the Hokkaido University Modern Japanese Studies Program Office. Scores must be
received by the deadline for the receipt of mailed application documents.

⑥ Certificate ofJapanese language
proficiency

Individuals who have taken the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) should
submit their test results certificate.
Individuals who want to be exempt from taking the Intensive Japanese Course must
submit their Japanese Language Proficiency Test Certified Results and Scores Certificate(N4 level or higher) or a test score certificate that can verify the same level or higher ofJapanese language ability.
*Past Japanese language study experience is not a factor in determining a student’s
admission to the Bachelor’s Degree, but will be used to determine whether the student
is exempt from taking the Intensive Japanese Course.
*Exemption from the Intensive Japanese Course is determined in conjunction with theapplication materials and the results of the interview.

⑦Standardized test
results certificate fornational exams andother exams

Individuals who have taken the following standardized and/or national tests should
submit their test results certificate.
a. Exams administered by educational institutions in the US*Test results certificates for the following exams administered by the College Board(CB): SAT, SAT Subject Tests.
*Test results certificates for the following exams administered by the American College
Testing Program (ACT): ACT-Examination.
b. Exams administered by educational institutions in the UK*Tests results certificate from the General Certificate of Education (GCE).
c. Exams administered by educational institutions in other countries
In countries with a standardized test, test results certificates from that standardized test
and materials providing an overview of that test.

⑧ Documents
confirming yournationality or
residency status

Submit a copy of your passport (the page showing your photo, name, date of birth,
gender, nationality, and passport number).
If you already have a valid Japanese visa, submit a copy of your visa.
If you do not have a passport, submit a copy of identification issued by a government
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⑨ Personal statement

Download the form from the website and print out a copy of the form, completed inaccordance with the instructions.
Be sure to fill in sections A to D.
Those wishing to be exempt from taking the Intensive Japanese Course should also fill in
section E. Section E is used to judge whether the student who wants to be exempt fromtaking the Intensive Japanese Course has intermediate level or higher Japanese language
ability. Do not use translation software.
*Professional proofreading is not allowed for essays A to E.

⑩ Letter ofrecommendation (anyformat)Submit a letter of recommendation written by a high school teacher who knows you
well. The letter should address the applicant’s academic performance, interest in Japan,
and ambitions for studying Japanese culture.
Submission instructions: The recommendation letter should be printed on the highschool’s letterhead, or, it should be signed by and have an official stamp of the headteacher. It should be given in a sealed envelope to the applicant.
*If submitting a letter of recommendation poses a particular difficulty, contact the
Hokkaido University Modern Japanese Studies Program Office in advance to discuss
the situation.

⑪ Application fee¥5,000

Methods of paying the application fee:
The application fee should be paid in accordance with the instructions provided on thepayment screen shown after your online application has been submitted. Payment
methods are shown below (See the section “Select the Payment Method and Pay the
Application Fee”)
a. Credit card: Visa, MasterCard, JCB, American Express, etc.
b. Pay-easy (bank ATM, Japan Post Bank ATM, and online banking), convenience store,
Japan Net Bank, or Rakuten Bank payment (in Japan Only). Be sure to note the codefor payment issued after you select your payment method and take that with you when
making your payment.
c. ChinaPay
Notes:
1. Please be aware that payments cannot be made via ordinary bank transfer or cash.
2. The customer’s copy of the receipt or payment completion e-mail issued when thepayment was made should be kept as the applicant’s proof of payment.
Application fee refund:
Refunds of application fees already paid will not be issued for any reason except thefollowing. Those eligible for an application fee refund are:a. Individuals who paid their application fees but did not apply (i.e. did not submit theirapplication materials).
b. Individuals who accidentally paid the application fee twice will receive a refund
equivalent to one application fee.
c. Individuals who paid the application fee and submitted application materials, butwhose application did not meet the university’s basic requirements. (including if theirapplication materials did not arrive by the application deadline.)
For information on requesting a refund, e-mail the Hokkaido University Modern
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(3) How to Apply
1. Online Application
a. Visit the online application site (http://e-apply.jp/e/hokudai-oia).
Notes: Be sure to read all instructions and notes before completing the online application. To use
this website, you will need a printer to print out the necessary documents and an e-mail address thatcan be used to receive the application fee payment completion e-mail. Be sure you have access to a
printer and an e-mail address ready before starting the application procedures. Mobile phone e-mailaddresses may not be used.
b. Select and enter the necessary information in accordance with the on-screen instructions.
2. Select the Payment Method and Pay the Application Fee
Make your payment by following the instructions on the payment screen shown after your online
application has been submitted. The information needed for making a payment and the payment
procedures differ according to the payment method, so be sure to follow the on-screen instructions.
a. Payment by credit card: Enter your credit card number, expiration date, cardholder’s name, andsecurity code.
b. Pay-easy (bank ATM, Japan Post Bank ATM, online banking), convenience store, Japan Net
Bank, or Rakuten Bank payment (in Japan only)
Notes:
Pay-easy: Make a note of the payment code, application number, and confirmation number issued
after you select your preferred payment method and make your payment at a Pay-easy-compatible
ATM. (The same information will be indicated on-screen when paying through banks that offer
online banking.)
Convenience store: Make a note of the application number and confirmation number or payment
number issued after you select your preferred payment method and make your payment at aconvenience store. (Payments can be made at Lawson, Family Mart, Circle K Sunkus, Ministop,and Daily Yamazaki in Japan.)Japan Net Bank and Rakuten Bank: Follow the instructions shown on the screen.
c. ChinaPay: On the online payment screen of any bank, enter the payment information, such as
your bank account number, expiration date, and password, to make your payment.
3. Mailing Your Application Materials
Print the application form (PDF) generated by the online application site. The web URL will also besent to you in the confirmation email sent after completion of your application fee payment. Placethe application form and all other necessary documents (see pages 8–10) into an envelope. Affix theaddress label that was printed out along with your application form to the envelope and send it by- 11 -

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registered mail so that it arrives at the university by the deadline for submitting applicationmaterials (December 14, 2015 if applying during the 1st call for applications, or March 14, 2016 if
applying during the 2nd call for applications). Note: Applications that are not received by thedeadline for submitting application materials will not be processed, so be sure to leave enough timefor your materials to arrive by post. Application materials delivered by hand are not accepted.
Application procedures are not complete until all of your application materials (including theforeign language proficiency test results certificate mailed directly from the institution thatadministered the exam) have been received and accepted as valid/authentic by the university. Please
be aware that registering to apply online does not constitute the completion of application
procedures.
4. Notification of Your Applicant Number and Interview Date
After the online application has been submitted, individuals whose materials have been received by
the university and who have completed the application process will receive an e-mail message
notifying them of their applicant number and interview date. The message will be sent to theapplicant’s registered e-mail address.
(4) Important Application Information
1. If your application is incomplete or includes errors, it will not be accepted, so be sure thateverything is filled out and that there are no errors in your application.
2. If your address changes after applying online, please contact the Modern Japanese Studies
Program Office at the address given below.
3. Application materials that have been received will not be returned for any reason.
4. If your application is found to have contained falsified information, your offer of a place on theModern Japanese Studies Program will be withdrawn.
5. If you have any questions regarding your application eligibility, please contact the Program
Office before submitting your application materials.

Inquiries Regarding Admissions and Examinations(1) How to contact us:
Inquiries can be made via e-mail.
(2) Contact information
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(5) Application Procedure
Preparation of Application Materials
Prepare application documents ④, ⑥, ⑦, and ⑩ listed on pages 8-10, including acertificate of graduation (completion) from the last high school attended and a transcript.
Also, make arrangements for your English test scores ⑤ to be sent to Hokkaido
University Modern Japanese Studies Program Office.

Online Application Procedures
Visit the university’s online application page (http://e-apply.jp/e/hokudai-oia) and read the
instructions and notes carefully before registering your application.

Application Fee Payment
Pay using one of the methods (I-III) indicated below:
I. Credit card
II. Pay-easy (bank ATM, Japan Post Bank ATM, online banking), convenience store,
Japan Net Bank, or Rakuten Bank payment
III. ChinaPay

Submission of Application Materials by Post
Send the application materials (items ① to ⑩ on pages 8-10) via registered mail so thatthey are received by the university by the application deadline. Applications that are notreceived by the application deadline will not be processed, so be sure to leave enough timefor your materials to arrive by post. Application materials delivered by hand are notaccepted.
Note: Your application is not complete until all of your application materials havebeen received by the university. Please be aware that registering to apply online does
not constitute the completion of the application process.

Application Completion
After applying online, individuals whose materials have been received by the university
and have thereby completed the application process will receive e-mail messages notifying
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Inquiries Regarding the Online Application Procedure(Instructions and Methods of Payment)
If you encounter any technical problems during the online application, inquiries can bemade via e-mail to the Technical Assistance Center at this email address:
cvs-web@disc.co.jp

7. Preliminary Consultations Regarding Exam-related Issues
Applicants who have special needs during either the application process or as students on theModern Japanese Studies Program should contact the Modern Japanese Studies Program Office byOct. 30, 2015 (Fri) if applying during the 1st call for applications, or by Jan. 29, 2016 (Fri) if
applying during the 2nd call for applications.
Please be aware that depending on the nature and time frame of your request, we may not be able to
make necessary accommodations by the exam date.
Consultations regarding other exam-related and class-related issues are welcome all throughout theyear.

8. Selection Methods
Students will be selected based on a comprehensive evaluation of their application materials(transcripts, personal statement, and other documents) and their interview results.
1. Application review
We conduct a comprehensive review of the submitted transcripts, personal statement, and othermaterials.
2. Interview
Interviewers determine whether the applicant has the basic skills and aptitude required for pursuinga university education in the Modern Japanese Studies Program.
Scoring
Application review

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9. Dates and Times of Interviews
1st call for applications:Jan. 12–22, 2016 (Tue. to Fri.)
2nd call for applications:Apr. 11–19, 2016 (Mon. to Tue.)
Notes: You will be notified of the interview schedule and exam methods via e-mail. Interviews will
be conducted via Skype.

10. Admission Notifications(1) Schedule
1st call for applications:
2nd call for applications:Feb. 10, 2016 (Wed.) (tentative)
Late May 2016 (tentative)(2) Notification method
We will post the examination numbers of successful candidates on our website (http://www.oia.hok
udai.ac.jp/mjsp) and will notify all candidates of the results via post.

11. Enrollment Procedures
Period for confirming your intent to enroll on the Modern Japanese Studies Program
1st call for applications:
2nd call for applications:

Mid-March 2016 (tentative)
Late June 2016 (tentative)

Detailed enrollment procedure information will be provided to successful applicants at a later date.

12. Enrollment and Tuition Fees
Enrollment fee

Tuition fees

Bachelor’s Degree¥282,000¥535,800 (per year)

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admission or during enrollment, the new amount will apply with immediate effect from the time ofrevision.
*We plan to waive the full amount of the enrollment fee and first year of tuition (2017 academicyear) for April (2017) enrollees in the Bachelor’s Degree; we also plan to waive the enrollment
and tuition fees for October (2016) enrollees in the Intensive Japanese Course.

13. Privacy Policy(1) All personal information collected by Hokkaido University will be completely protected incompliance with the Act on the Protection of Personal Information Held by Independent
Administrative Agencies, and pursuant to the Hokkaido University Regulations on Personal
Information Management.
(2) Names, addresses, and other personal information provided to the university through application
procedures will be used solely for ① enrollee selection (application processing and thescreening process), ② the announcement of exam results, ③ admission procedures, ④ surveys
and research on enrollee selection methods, and ⑤ other related processes. That information
will also be used after enrollment, only for those who pass the exam, for processes related to ①
academic affairs (registration, academic guidance), ② student support services (healthmanagement, scholarship applications, dorm admission selection, welfare services, etc.), ③ job
search support services, ④ tuition, ⑤ use of the university library, ⑥ use of information
education facilities, ⑦ confirming your safety in a disaster or emergency situation, and ⑧
public relations (distributing newsletters, information on events, etc.).
Furthermore, as part of efforts to offer more comprehensive courses based on credit exchange
agreements with national universities in Hokkaido for the purpose of strengthening liberal arts
education, personal information required for the preceding tasks ①, ⑤, ⑥, ⑦ or ⑧ may beprovided to individual universities or the national universities in the Hokkaido region
cooperative education organization .
(3) Personal information contained in exam results will be used to conduct surveys and research onenrollee selection methods.
(4) For safety purposes, when a request is received from the Hokkaido University Frontier
Foundation or any of the other three university-affiliated organizations listed below, the only
personal information listed in section (2) that will be provided for use within the scope of thatorganization’s activities is the applicant’s name and address. (1) Hokkaido University Athletic
Union, (2) Hokkaido University Clark Memorial Foundation, (3) faculty alumni associations,(4) Hokkaido University Federation of Alumni Association.
(5) Some of these processes in (2)－(4) mentioned above may be outsourced by theuniversity to a contracted service provider (hereinafter referred to as “contractor”).
All or some of the personal information provided by applicants may be provided tothe contractor only as needed to perform the tasks for which it has been contracted.

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14. Scholarship Programs(1) Hokkaido University has a scholarship program for students participating in the Modern
Japanese Studies Program (the Modern Japanese Studies Program Scholarship Program).
Details of that program are outlined below.
a. We are planning to waive the entire enrollment and tuition fees for the Intensive Japanese Course
for October 2016 enrollees.
b. We are planning to waive the entire enrollment and tuition fees for the 2017 academic year for
April 2017 enrollees in the Bachelor’s Degree.
c. In the second year and thereafter, all or half of the tuition fees will be waived for selectedstudents based on academic performance. (Waivers will not be available to all students.)(2) Even in cases when a student does not receive a scholarship from the Modern Japanese Studies
Program Scholarship Program, that student may apply for a full, half, or quarter tuition waiver ifthey are facing hardship in paying their tuition for financial reasons and have demonstrated
outstanding academic performance.
(3) In addition, there are scholarships available from private organizations, and those who wish to
apply for such programs may apply for scholarships after being admitted to the Modern
Japanese Studies Program.
Details on how to apply for these scholarships will be distributed separately after enrollment.

15. Other(1) Housing
Students on this program generally spend their first year in Japan living in one of the following
student dorms:
Hokkaido University International House Kita 23, Bldg. 2
Address:
Kita 23, Nishi 13, Kita-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 001-0023
No. of rooms: 96 single rooms for female students (built in 2010)
Rent:¥17,400/month; Utilities: ¥5,000–10,000/month
Other:
Optical fiber Internet connection (usage is included in the rent)
Hokkaido University International House Kita 8 East
Address:
1-10 Kita 8, Higashi 2, Higashi-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 060-0908
No. of rooms: 252 single rooms for male students (first residents from September 2011)
Rent:¥19,500/month; Utilities: ¥8,000–18,000/month
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(2) Health and Hygiene
Hokkaido University has a health care center to promote student health and hygiene. It offers
routine health checkups as well as everyday health management and advice to help students live
healthy, happy lives.
The center also offers diagnoses, health consultations, and counseling by physicians specializing ininternal medicine and mental health care.
(3) Student Support Facilities
The Sapporo campus is home to such facilities as the Clark Memorial Student Center, Chuo
Shokudo (cafeteria), Welfare Facility, Faculty of Engineering Cafeteria, and Faculty of Agriculture
Cafeteria. It offers convenient daily access to meals, books, supplies, hair salon services, and otheramenities.
(4) Academic Support
This program has various academic support systems, such as a home room and home room teacher
system.
(5) Part-Time Jobs
Those who want to work part-time to help cover their study expenses and other costs must apply for
permission to engage in non-specified activities from the Immigration Bureau before starting a job.
However, applicants are strongly advised against assuming that tuition fees and living expenses
incurred while studying on the Modern Japanese Studies Program can be largely or completely paid
for by working part-time while on the Program.

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Table 1
International Schools that Fulfill Basic Qualification 6 of the Application Qualifications andRequirements in Section 5 (as of March 24, 2015)
SchoolAccrediting
Organization

Prefecture

Hokkaido International School

Hokkaido

WASC

Tohoku International School

Miyagi

WASC

Columbia International School

Saitama

WASC

St. Mary’s International SchoolTokyo

WASC, CIS

Seisen International School

Tokyo

CIS

International School of the Sacred HeartTokyo

WASC, CIS

American School in Japan

Tokyo

WASC

Christian Academy in Japan

Tokyo

WASC

Canadian International School Tokyo

Tokyo

WASC

New International School of Japan

Tokyo

CIS

Aoba-Japan International School

Tokyo

CIS

Saint Maur International School

Kanagawa

CIS

Yokohama International School

Kanagawa

CIS

Horizon Japan International School

Kanagawa

WASC, CIS

Nagoya International School

Aichi

WASC, CIS

International Christian Academy of Nagoya

Aichi

WASC, ACSIKyoto International University

Kyoto

ACSI

Osaka International Schools of Kwansei Gakuin

Osaka

WASC

Canadian Academy

Hyogo

WASC, CIS

Marist Brothers International School

Hyogo

WASC

Hiroshima International School

Hiroshima

CIS

Fukuoka International School

Fukuoka

WASC

Okinawa Christian School International

Okinawa

WASC, ACSI

Zion Christian Academy International

OkinawaACSIWorld Mission Christian School

Okinawa

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Table 2
“Courses That Provide Preparatory Education for Admission to a Japanese University Designatedby the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology” as per items B and D of the
Basic Qualifications Note 2 of the Application Qualifications and Requirements in Section 5. (as ofJanuary 30, 2014)
Facility

CourseLocation

Japanese Language Center forInternational Students, Tokyo
University of Foreign Studies

Preparatory Education Coursefor Undergraduate International
Students

Fuchu City,
Tokyo

Center for Japanese Language, Osaka
University of Foreign Studies

Preparatory Education Coursefor Undergraduate International
Students

Mino City,
Osaka

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
and March 31, 2006

Center for Japanese Language andCulture, Osaka University of Foreign
Studies

Preparatory Education Coursefor Undergraduate International
Students

Mino City,
Osaka

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2006
and September 30, 2007

Center for Japanese Language andCulture, Osaka University

Undergraduate Students Program

Mino City,
Osaka

Japanese Language Learning Center,
Language and Culture ResearchInstitute, Takushoku University

Bunkyo-ku,
Preparatory Educational Program
Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
and March 31, 2003

Japanese Language Institute,
Takushoku University

Bunkyo-ku,
Preparatory Educational Program
Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2003
and March 31, 2007

Kyoto Japanese Language Training
Center, Kyoto Computer Gakuin
Kamogawa Campus

University Prep. 1-Year Course
University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseKyoto City,
Kyoto

Japanese Language Course(1 year)Osaka YMCA Japanese Language
SchoolJapanese Language Course(1.5 year)

Notes

Osaka City,
Osaka

Japanese Language Course(2 year)

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2006
and March 31, 2009

Comprehensive Japanese Course(1 year)Osaka YMCA Japanese Language
SchoolComprehensive Japanese Course(1.5 year)

Osaka City,
Osaka

Comprehensive Japanese Course(2 year)Global Japanese Academy

Global Japanese Academy

Japanese Dept. University Prep.
2-Year Course
Special University Prep. 2-Year
CourseSpecial University Prep. 1.5Year Course

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Sendai City,
MiyagiSendai City,
Miyagi

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2011
and March 31, 2014

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St. Mary Japanese Language School

Mitsui Gakuen Musashi-Urawa
Japanese Language InstituteMitsui Gakuen Musashi-Urawa
Japanese Language InstituteMitsui Gakuen Musashi-Urawa
Japanese Language InstituteArai Gakuen Akamonkai Japanese
Language School

Preparatory Educational Program
A Course
Utsunomiya
Preparatory Educational Program City, Tochigi
B Course
1 year Japanese Prep Course
1 year 6 Months Japanese Prep
Course2 years Japanese Prep Course
1 year 6 Months Japanese Prep
Course2 years University Prep Course
1 Year 6 Months University Prep
CourseUniversity Prep. 2-Year Course
University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseSaitamaCity,
Saitama

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2004
and March 31, 2007

SaitamaCity,
Saitama

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2007
and March 31, 2010

SaitamaCity,
Saitama
Arakawa-ku,
Tokyo

Department of Japanese 1
Culture and Language Center
Japanese Language School

Department of Japanese 2

Shinjuku-ku,
Tokyo

Department of Japanese 3
KCP International Japanese
Language School

Gokusai Gakuyukai Japanese
Language School

JASSO Tokyo Japanese Language
Education Center

Special University Prep. 1.5Year Course
Special University Prep. 2-Year
CourseUniversity Prep. 1-Year Course
University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseUniversity Prep. 1-Year Course
University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseLimited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2001
and March 31, 2003

Shinjuku-ku,
TokyoShinjuku-ku,
Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
and March 31, 2004

Shinjuku-ku,
Tokyo

University Prep. 1-Year Course
Tokyo School of the Japanese
Language attached to the Institute for
Research in Linguistic Culture

University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseShibuya-ku,
Tokyo

University Prep. 2-Year Course
University Prep. 1-Year Course
The Naganuma School, Tokyo
School of Japanese Language

University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseShibuya-ku,
Tokyo

University Prep. 2-Year Course
Shukutoku Japanese Language
SchoolShinjuku Japanese Language
Institute

University Prep. Course A
University Prep. Course B
Department of Japanese 1
Department of Japanese 2
Department of Japanese 3

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Itabashi-ku,
TokyoShinjuku-ku,
Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
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JET Academy

College Preparatory Course A
College Preparatory Course B

Kita-ku,
Tokyo

Japanese Language Dept.
Section I, University Prep. 2Year Course
Japanese Language Dept.
Section I, University Prep. 1.5Year Course
Sendagaya Japanese School

Japanese Language Dept.
Section II, University Prep. 2Year Course

Toshima-ku,
Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2006
and March 31, 2010

Japanese Language Dept.
Section II, University Prep. 1.5Year Course

Japanese Language Dept.
Section I, University Prep. 1.5Year Course

Sendagaya Japanese School

Japanese Language Dept.
Section I, University Prep. 2Year Course
Japanese Language Dept.
Section II, University Prep. 1.5Year Course

Shinjuku-ku,
TokyoJapanese Language Dept.
Section II, University Prep. 2Year Course
Japanese Language School Affiliatedwith Tokyo University ofTechnology

The Japanese School Affiliated with
Tokyo International University

University Prep. 2-Year Course

Ota-ku,Tokyo

Preparatory Educational Program
Dept. A
Shinjuku-ku,
Preparatory Educational Program Tokyo
Dept. BThe Japanese School Affiliated with
Tokyo International University

Preparatory Educational Program
April-Starting Course
Shinjuku-ku,
Preparatory Educational Program Tokyo
October-Starting Course
General Japanese 2- Year Course

Meros Language School
General Japanese 1.5-Year
Course22

Toyoshimaku, Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
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University Prep. 1-Year Course
Yamano Japanese Language School
University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseUniversity Prep. 1-Year Course
Yamano Japanese Language School

University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseKokusai Kotoba Gakuin

University Prep. Course

Kokusai Kotoba Gakuin Japanese
Language School

University Prep. Course

Shizuoka Japanese Education Center

Special University Prep. Course

Ikueikan Academy of Kansai
Language School

Kansai International Students
Institute Japanese Language School

JASSO Osaka Japanese Language
Education Center

JASSO Osaka Japanese Language
Education Center

University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseUniversity Prep. 1-Year Course
Main Program, 1-Year Course
Main Program, 1.5-Year Course
Main Program, 1-Year Course
Main Program, 1.5-Year Course
University Prep. 1-Year Course
University Prep. 1.5-Year
CourseShibuya-ku,
Tokyo

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
and March 31, 2003

Shibuya-ku,
Tokyo
ShizuokaCity,
Shizuoka

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2002
and March 31, 2008

ShizuokaCity,
Shizuoka
ShizuokaCity,
Shizuoka
Kyoto City,
Kyoto

Osaka City,
Osaka

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
and March 31, 2004

Osaka City,
Osaka

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2004
and March 31, 2008

Osaka City,
Osaka

Eisugakkan Okayama

Japanese Dept. University Prep.
1.5-Year Course

OkayamaCity,
Okayama

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2002
and March 31, 2008

Kyushu Eisu Gakkan International
Language Academy

Japanese Dept. University Prep.
CourseFukuokaCity,
Fukuoka

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2000
and March 31, 2001

Kyushu Eisu Gakkan International
Language Academy

Japanese Dept. University Prep.
1.5-Year Course
Japanese Dept. University Prep.
2-Year Course
Japanese Course forInternational Students,
University Prep. 1-Year Course

Asian Students Cultural Association

Japanese Course forInternational Students,
University Prep. 1.5-Year
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Prep. Course for Studying
Abroad in Japan, 15-Month
CourseInstitut Bahasa Teikyo

Prep. Course for Studying
Abroad in Japan, 18-Month
CourseKuala
Lumpur,Malaysia

Limited to students who
enrolled in this program
between April 1, 2004
and December 31, 2006

Prep. Course for Studying
Abroad in Japan, 20-Month
CoursePrep. Course for Studying
Abroad in Japan, 12-Month
CourseInstitut Bahasa Teikyo

Prep. Course for Studying
Abroad in Japan, 18-Month
CourseKuala
Lumpur,Malaysia

Prep. Course for Studying
Abroad in Japan, 20-Month
CourseIn addition, there is a Preparatory School for Chinese Students in Japan (Jilin Province, People’s
Republic of China).

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Table 3
Educational Facilities that Fulfill Item C of the Basic Qualifications Note 2 of the Application
Qualifications and Requirements in Section 5. (as of March 13, 2015)
SchoolPrefecture

Institute Educare (including the former Escola Pingo
de Gente)

Ibaraki

Escola e Creche Grupo Opção

Ibaraki

Instituto Educacional Gente Miúda

Gunma

Instituto Educacional Centro Nippo-Brasileiro Oizumi
The various Escola Paralelo (including the former
Escola Paralelo Ota)
Brazilian School EAS Ota (including the former
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Ota)

Gunma

Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

Gunma
Gunma

Escola Intercultural Unificada Arco Iris

Saitama

The various Instituto Educacional TS Recreação

Saitama

Columbia International School
Sekolah Republik Indonesia Tokyo
Canadian International School Tokyo
Tokyo Korean School Junior High and High School(including the former Tokyo Korean School).
The International French High School in Tokyo(including the former Lycée Français International deTokyo and Lycée Français International de Tokyo,
Ryuhoku)
Tokyo Chinese School
Deutsche Schule Tokyo Yokohama
Yokohama Overseas Chinese School
Alps Gakuen (including the former Colégio Pitágoras
Brasil Yamanashi)
Colégio Sal e Luz
Nagano Nippaku Gakuen (including the former
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Nagano)
Colégio Isaac Newton
Centro Educacional Nova Etapa

Saitama
Tokyo
Tokyo

Sociedade Educacional Brazilian School

Gifu

HIRO Gakuen Escola Brasileira Professor Kawase(including the former Escola Brasileira Professor
Kawase)Notes

Limited to those who completed theprogram after December 8, 2014

Tokyo
Tokyo
Tokyo
Kanagawa
Kanagawa
Yamanashi
NaganoLimited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

Nagano
Gifu
Gifu
Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006
Gifu

Escola AlcanceEscola Nova Era
Escola Brazil (including the former Escola Brasileirade Hamamatsu)

Shizuoka
ShizuokaCentro Educacional e Profissionalizante CEP Brazil

ShizuokaBrazilian School EAS Hamamatsu (including theformer Escola Alegria de Saber Hamamatsu)

Shizuoka

Shizuoka

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Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

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Mundo de Alegria School (limited to programs
offered by schools in Brazil)
Escola São Paulo
Escola Nectar

Shizuoka
Aichi
Aichi

Colégio Brasil Japão Professor Shinoda

Aichi

Brazilian School EAS Toyota (including the former
Escola Alegria de Saber Toyota)

Aichi

Brazilian School EAS Toyohashi (including theformer Escola Alegria de Saber Toyohashi)

Aichi

Brazilian School EAS Hekinan (including the former
Escola Alegria de Saber Hekinan)

Aichi

Escola Nikken

Mie

Brazilian School EAS Suzuka (including the former
Escola Alegria de Saber Suzuka)

MieColégio Latino de Japao (including the former former
Colégio Latino de Shiga)

Shiga

Limited to those who completed theprogram after January 31, 2013
Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

Limited to those who completed theprogram after February 6, 2006

Schools That Have Closed
SchoolPrefecture

Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Moka

Tochigi

Escola Paralelo Isesaki

Gunma

Centro Educacional Canarinho

SaitamaCentro de Aprendizagem Logos

Saitama

Escola Paralelo Ina

NaganoCentro Educacional Novo Damasco

NaganoInstituto Educacional Emmanuel

Gifu

Escola Uno de Educação Infantil, Ensino
Fundamental e Ensino Médio

Shizuoka

Escola Nipo Brasileira

ShizuokaColégio Pitágoras Brasil Hamamatsu

ShizuokaColégio Áureo

Aichi

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Notes
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and December 31, 2009
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and March 31, 2009
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and March 31, 2009
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and April 1, 2010
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6 andDecember 31, 2006
Limited to those who completed theprogram by March 14, 2012
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and September 14, 2007
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and October 31, 2007
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and October 5, 2009
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and May 8, 2012
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and May 15, 2010

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Colégio Dom Bosco

Aichi

Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Aichi

Aichi

Kyoto Korean Junior High School

Kyoto

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Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and March 11, 2011
Limited to students who completed
this program between February 6,
2006 and May 8, 2012
Limited to those who completed theprogram by March 31, 2006

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Table 4
Educational Facilities that Fulfill Item D of the Basic Qualifications Note 2 of the Application
Qualifications and Requirements in Section 5. (as of March 13, 2015)
SchoolMundo de Alegria School (limited to programs
offered by schools in Peru)
Escola e Creche Grupo Opção
Escola Pingo de Gente
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Moka
Instituto Educacional Gente Miúda
Instituto Educacional Centro Nippo-Brasileiro Oizumi
Escola Paralelo Isesaki Campus (including the former
Escola Paralelo Higashimura Campus)
Escola Paralelo Ota Campus
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Ota
Centro Educacional Canarinho
Centro de Aprendizagem Logos
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Yamanashi
Escola Paralelo Ina Campus
Colégio Sal e Luz
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Nagano
Instituto Educacional EmmanuelEscola Brasileira Professor Kawase
Centro Educacional Nova Etapa

Prefecture

Notes

Shizuoka
Ibaraki
IbarakiTochigi
Gunma
Gunma
Gunma
Gunma
Gunma
Saitama
Saitama
Yamanashi
NaganoNaganoNagano
Gifu
Gifu
Gifu

Sociedade Educacional Brazilian School

Gifu

Escola Alegria de Saber Hamamatsu

Shizuoka

Escola Uno de Educação Infantil, Ensino
Fundamental e Ensino Médio

Shizuoka

Escola Nippo-Brasileiro
Escola Brasileira de Hamamatsu
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Hamamatsu
Escola Alegria de Saber Toyota
Escola Alegria de Saber Toyohashi
Escola Alegria de Saber Hekinan
Escola São Paulo
Escola Nectar
Colégio Áureo
Colégio Dom Bosco

Shizuoka
Shizuoka
Shizuoka
Aichi
Aichi
Aichi
Aichi
Aichi
Aichi
Aichi

Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Aichi (including the former
Colégio Pitágoras Brasil Handa)

Aichi

Escola Alegria de Saber Suzuka
Colégio Latino de Shiga

Mie
Shiga

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Limited to those who completed theprogram by February 5, 2006