tag: Shinjuku Gyoen Japanese Language School

At Shinjuku Gyoen Academy, we conduct self-evaluations every year in order to improve the school.

We have posted our 2026 self-evaluation report on our website.

This report examines aspects such as classes, student support, school administration, and facilities.

We've also compiled a list of things we plan to improve in the future.

Shinjuku Gyoen Academy will continue to strive to be a school where students can study with peace of mind.

The self-evaluation report can be viewed on the "Educational Evaluation and Self-Assessment" page of our website.

About educational evaluation

Hello everyone at Shinjuku Gyoen Academy.

Winter break is Until today (January 7th) . Classes will start tomorrow (January 8th).

Please prepare so you don't forget anything.

Preparations for tomorrow

• time: Please come to school on time.
• Items to bring: Books, pens, homework.
• Body: Let's go to bed early tonight.

I'm looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow!

In Shinjuku Gyoen Gakuin's winter course, students study Japanese in class in the morning (some classes have afternoon Japanese classes), and in the afternoon they experience Japanese culture and life through various activities. Activities include tea ceremony, Japanese drumming, and we also take students to sightseeing spots in Tokyo such as Shinjuku, Asakusa, and Roppongi.

Winter Course Eligibility

Japanese Residence Qualifications

Winter course fees

Winter 26 course fees
¥148,000
^{*Tuition fees, materials fees, and activity fees only.}

The course fee does not include transportation expenses, food and drink expenses, allowances, and dormitory fees.

On this day, the second-year students had a college information session! It seems that everyone was able to hear about the vocational schools they were interested in. Now, let's decide on our future paths. Let's all do our best in the entrance exams.