Study in Japan

Name of Language Institutes

Three H Japanese Language School, Chiba, Tokyo
JOTO Japanese School, Nishikameari, Tokyo
OJI Language School, Tokyo
Umikaze Academy of Japanese Language, Osaka
Kinoshita Campus Japanese Language School, Tokyo
OJI Language School, Saitama
Kokusho Japanese Language School, Tokyo
Kasuga Japanese Language Academy, Kobe
NPO Asian House Institute, Osaka
An Language School, Tokyo
Nagoya Advance Academy, Nagoya

Universities after Language Course

The University of Tokyo
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Osaka University
Doshisha University
Waseda University
Yokohama National University
Kokusho Japanese Language School, Tokyo
Kasuga Japanese Language Academy, Kobe
Sophia University
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU)
Kyoto University
Meiji Gakuin University

Why BD Education Centre?

School Interview training & Interview arrangement
Document processing & Japanese translations
FedEx/DHL/Courier cost
International Student Account file opening
Embassy interview training & File processing
Airport pickup in Japan
Accommodation arrangement in Japan
Health Insurance & Residence Permit in Japan
Part-Time Work Permit & job assistance

Why Japan?

Japan has boomed, and is yet still booming – it has an increasingly fast-paced economy (it’s currently the world’s third-largest) and its social system has advanced at an incredible rate as a result. Practically speaking, this means the educational systems are brand new and streamlined, the infrastructure of the cities is advanced, and the entire country is safe, wealthy and welcoming. It’s a great place to move to even if you’re not studying.

Part-time job availability
Students can work up to 28 hours part-time job per week
Students can work full time during vacation
Full Time Job after finishing study
Easy to get visa, Permanent Residency (PR) & Citizenship
Students do not need to take money from home after going to Japan
High standard education & Scholarship availability

Area of Study

There are more than 700 universities in Japan. Almost every subject in the world is available in these universities. The major areas of study in Japan are as follows –

Japanese Language
Arts and Humanities
Medical, Clinical, Pre-Clinical and Health
Engineering & Information Technology
Business Studies
Physical Sciences
Social Sciences
Life Sciences

Part Time Job Details

Students are allowed to work 28 hours per week in Japan during their semester period. But they can work full time during vacation. However, permission from Japan Ministry of Justice is required before starting part time work in Japan.

Bd Education Centre gets that permission for students after getting visa and students need to submit that letter to the airport immigration when they land in Japan. Bd Education Centre also assists students in getting part time job in Japan as quickly as possible. Bd Education Centre has very good contact persons and Bangladeshi community in Japan who helps Bd Education Centre students get part time job very quickly after landing in Japan.

Session In Japan

Intake Session	Maximum Duration	Focus / Goal
April (Main)	2 Years	Best for those aiming for top universities or starting from zero.
July	1 Year, 9 Months	Ideal for students who graduated in June and want a quick start.
October	1.5 Years	Popular for those wanting a balanced pace before university entry.
January	1 Year, 3 Months	Best for those with existing intermediate Japanese (N3+).

Key Requirements for Applicants:

To qualify for a long-term language program (Student Visa), applicants generally need:

Educational Background: Minimum of 12 years of formal education (High School diploma or equivalent).
Language Proficiency: Proof of basic Japanese knowledge. This is usually JLPT N5 level or a certificate showing at least 150 hours of study at a local language center.
Financial Solvency: A financial sponsor (usually a parent) must show a bank balance of at least 2,000,000 JPY (~$13,500 USD) to prove they can cover tuition and living costs.
Age: Generally 18–30 years old (though some schools accept older students if they have a clear career goal).

Estimated Costs (2026 Projections)

Costs vary by city (Tokyo/Osaka are more expensive than Fukuoka or Nagoya), but here are the general averages: