Small-sized Class
The classes have a number of students (maximum twelve) is order that each studentcan be taken care of according to his/her proficiency and surely improve Japanese skills. This small-sized class system has contributed to the fast learning of our students, which has been highly evaluated by those who work with them.

Various Extercurricular Activities
Needless to mention, to learn culture, customs, and history of the country is an important part of studying a foreign langauge. Our Japanese program includes such various extracurricular activitiesas visits to cultural/historical sites, and exchange with local residents.
This school year, the students visited a neighboring elementary school to give children an introductory lecture on their home countries, participated in an international tourism conference on Okinawa and a Japanese speech contest.
These activities have deeply inspired the students and helped them to learn practical Japanese.

Educational Surroundings
Ginowan city consists ofcalm districts and is home to the University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa International University, and the Okinawa Christian College. Most of the universities make their libraries and other facilities open to the public. Ginowan city by far, the most student-oriented area in Okinawa.

Access to Japanese Universities
Our school received much information about graduate and under graduate courses of universities all over Japan. Many Japanese Universities are willing to accept more foreign students and offers various financial support to them.
We provide students with detailed guidance both before and after being accepted by a university.

Internship Program
Our school has internship program in which students experience voluntary work in a Japanese company in Okinawa. This is not only a practical training of Japanese language but also a precious opportunity for students to observe a true Japanese business setting.

Okinawa, Key to the Twenty First Century

Attracting about four millions tourists every year, Okinawa is one of the most favored resorts in Japan. Beautiful sceneries, abundant coral reefs and exotic plant life are some of the main attractions of the Island. The historic G-8 Summit meeting in July 2000, allowed Okinawan to have global exposure and to claim an important position as a new gateway to Asia. See Okinawa, a unique historic and cultural asset.