June 2nd - July 8th

JLPT Study Trip

Take your learning to the next level and take the JLPT test in Tokyo!

Limited spots - apply in advance

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Have you started your Japanese studies and want to take things further! Why not study for your next JLPT test in Japan this July?! Most countries only give you the chance to take the JLPT test once a year in December. Meaning if you want to retake it or even move quickly up to the next level you have to wait a whole year! With our JLPT Study Trip, you’ll have the chance to spend 4 weeks studying intensively before taking the exam in Tokyo! What’s more is that we’ll do all the paperwork for your application too. We’ll receive your documents at our offices so you won’t need a Japanese address and don’t need to worry about things getting lost. To help you through your course and make sure you’ve got a good study/life balance, we’ll put on some activities in the afternoon giving you a chance to absorb Japanese culture as well as the language. Whether it’s chilling out at an izakaya or letting out some stress with taiko, your JLPT studying will be a lot more exciting in Japan!

If you’d prefer more of a refresher than an intensive study trip, we offer a shorter trip with 2 weeks of classes and 3 weeks of accommodation.

PLAY

The activities on this trip give you a taste of the traditional culture of Japan, including Taiko, the Edo Museum and try out some izakayas.

STUDY

Lessons are at the Intercultural Institute of Japan one of the older schools in Tokyo. With a central location and lots of experience, you'll get the best teachers to help you on your way.

LIVE

A share house room is included in the price of this course. A Japanese share house gives you your own private room with shared bathroom, kitchen and living facilities. A perfect mix of social space and privacy when you need it.

Length

This trip includes 5 weeks of accommodation and 4 weeks of lessons, giving you the ideal chance to further your language skills, discover Japan and hopefully come back with a new qualification.

Schedule

Language lessons are held in the morning, so you can either study some more, enjoy our cultural activities or go exploring in the afternoons.

Level

This course is open to all levels looking to take any level of JLPT.

Group Discount

Book with a friend and you'll receive a group discount of 15,000 yen each! For groups of 3 or more you could save up to 60,000 yen between you.

Activity Schedule

Week One

Be Loud and Learn Taiko

Traditional Japanese drums commonly known as Taiko are great for making some noise. Watch some professionals at work, then give it a go yourself and see if you have the rhythm.

Dine out at an Izakaya

No trip to Japan is complete without a trip to a traditional Izakaya for an after-school drink. Bond with your fellow travellers over a drink and some delicious food.

Week Two

Expand your mind at the Edo Museum

The Edo period was known for it's changing politics and culture and so much more. Learn about the period of history that shaped modern-day Japan in the newly renovated Edo-Tokyo museum.

Visit Keio University

Perhaps you're looking to take your studies even further once you've mastered Japanese. We'll give you the opportunity to see what University life is like in Japan with a tour around Keio University.

Week Three

Try some Creative Calligraphy

Japanese calligraphy or 'shodo' truly is an art form. Why not pick your favourite character from your lessons and turn it into your own personal artwork.

Week Four

Dine out at an Izakaya

No trip to Japan is complete without a trip to a traditional Izakaya for an after-school drink. Bond with your fellow travellers over a drink and some delicious food.

Take your next JLPT test in Japan!

Test your Japanese language skills by taking the JLPT in Tokyo. We'll sort all the arrangements for you, you'll just need to get revising!

Choose your plan

Dine out at an Izakaya No trip to Japan is complete without a trip to a traditional Izakaya for an after-school drink. Bond with your fellow travellers over a drink and some delicious food.
Visit Keio University Perhaps you're looking to take your studies even further once you've mastered Japanese. We'll give you the opportunity to see what University life is like in Japan with a tour around Keio University.
Try some Creative Calligraphy Japanese calligraphy or 'shodo' truly is an art form. Why not pick your favourite character from your lessons and turn it into your own personal artwork.
Expand your mind at the Edo Museum The Edo period was known for it's changing politics and culture and so much more. Learn about the period of history that shaped modern-day Japan in the newly renovated Edo-Tokyo museum.
Be Loud and Learn Taiko Traditional Japanese drums commonly known as Taiko are great for making some noise. Watch some professionals at work, then give it a go yourself and see if you have the rhythm.
Dine out at an Izakaya