School introduction

About IECC

IECC Japanese School was established in 1984 for international cultural exchange and human resource development. We have been working hard to contribute to the development of the international community through the realization of people's dreams, the sharing of different values and cultures of each country, and the development of multicultural symbiosis that allows mutual understanding. Later, in 2012, it was reorganized under a new management organization, but we are still carrying on the beliefs we have had since our founding and conducting educational activities to enhance diversity and flexibility based on our accumulated wealth of expertise and experience.

Our school is an educational institution with a Japanese  with a sense of home, where experienced instructors will guide you not only in "Japanese" but also in "life skills in the Japan" so that even those who do not understand Japanese at all can grow to a level where they can go on to a university or graduate school in Japan or find a job in the future.

At our school, we teach the four skills "speaking, listening, writing, and reading" in an easy-to-understand manner when teaching Japanese, but the most important thing is to create an environment where you can acquire Japanese while having fun. Although it is a small school, there is a sense of security due to the warm atmosphere. And I enjoy studying at our school more than anything else, and I am working hard every day to create an environment where I can sincerely feel that my study abroad destination is good at this school.

Features of IECC

Conversation-centered lessons applicable to real life

We provide conversation-centered classes to improve Japanese conversation skills according to various situations and situations in daily life. After all, "listening" and "speaking" are indispensable in real life, so we are focusing on these so that you can get used to them as quickly as possible.At our school, Classes are conducted efficiently in a fun atmosphere based on the DIRECT TEACHING METHOD.

Detailed life guidance and thorough guidance for going on to higher education from the time of enrollment

Our policy as a Japanese school is to be a school established for international cultural exchange and human resource development. We not only teach Japanese, but also teach Japan culture and manners in an easy-to-understand manner. In order to be able to lead a more fulfilling life without having trouble living in Japan, we provide detailed life guidance and guidance for going on to higher education from the time of admission..

Japanese learning in a comfortable environment with a small number of students per class

Our school is a small school, but one of its features is that it is a warm school with a long history. It is a Japanese learning with a small number of students for each class, and Japanese teachers with extensive teaching experience will carefully guide you. In addition, since it is a situation where you can make the most of the advantages of "small groups", you can solve "what you don't understand" and "what you want to ask" immediately on the spot. You can attend classes in a comfortable environment.

Participatory exchange meetings and extracurricular classes held once a month

At our school, we not only teach "Japanese", but also hold exchange meetings and extracurricular classes on Japan culture and customs once a month. Here, you can learn about the history of Japan and participate in events to experience Japan culture, and you can experience wonderful aspects of Japan that you cannot learn in ordinary classes. Since it is a free participation type, one of the features is that you can freely participate at your convenience.

Classroom environment

• Wi-Fi available

Facility information

• Commuting by bicycle to school
• No parking
• Bicycle parking
• No part-time job introduction
• Student dormitory available
• 5-minute walk from the nearest convenience store, Seven-Eleven and Familly Mart
• No shop