School Information

Mission Statement
We help students to understand both other and their own cultures through Japanese language learning, in order to create society where everyone accept differences in religion, belief, race, nationality, culture, and sex.
We also help students grow and become mature so that they will contribute to society.
Facility Information
There is a bicycle parking on the first floor, a lobby and library space on the second floor. The 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th floors are designated to the classrooms.

Faculty
All of our faculty members meet one of the requirements below and are knowledgeable in the field of Japanese language teaching
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passed Japanese language education ability test
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completed Japanese teacher training course (420 hours)
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majored or minored in Japanese language teaching in college or a graduate school
Teachers in different ages; some teachers have lots of experience, and some others are young and motivated, plan creative classes.
Moreover, we regularly conduct meetings to share challenges in teaching in order to provide better education.
Required textbooks
Below is the list of textbooks students use in different levels
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Beginner |
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Intermediate |
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Intermediate-Advanced |
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Advanced |
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one of the author of "Theme-detsu Chukyu kara manabu nihongo santeiban workbook" and "Theme-detsu Jyokyu de manabu nihongo santeiban workbook" teaches at our school.

Course information
<General Japanese Course>
Our courses address a large area of wants and needs offering language training for both busines and daily life. Through activities simulating daily life situations and theme-based topics, our students develop well-balanced, four language skills (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) in Japanese. We focus on teaching practical Japanese and helping students to omprove communication skills.
In addition, we also conduct experiencing interactive classes, such as community appeal projects and interviews to local people, and students present the results in September and March.
Also, we are always willing to provide academic and career advice for our students
About YMCA in Japan
YMCA branches in different locations
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Hokkaido・Tohoku
Hokkaido YMCA Morioka YMCA Sendai YMCA -
kanto
Gunma YMCA Tochigi YMCA Ibaraki YMCA Chiba YMCA Saitama YMCA Tokyo YMCA Zainichi Korean YMCA Yokohama YMCA -
Koushinetsu・Chubu
Yamanashi YMCA Atami YMCA Toyama YMCA Kanazawa YMCA Nagoya YMCA Mie YMCA -
Kinki
Shiga YMCA Kyoto YMCA Nara YMCA Osaka YMCA Wakayama YMCA Kobe YMCA Himeji YMCA Fukuchiyama YMCA -
Chugoku・Shikoku
YMCA Setouchi Hiroshima YMCA Tottori YMCA Matuyama YMCA -
Kyushu・Okinawa
Kitakyushu YMCA Fukuoka YMCA Nagasaki YMCA Kumamoto YMCA Kagoshima YMCA Okinawa YMCA - YMCA Japan