How to Choose a Japanese Language School in Japan - Go! Go! Nihon Live Show

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Thanks for watching! For more information on our partner schools, visit our website: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/

[@abhayrawat1751]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan i've seen fee structure of ohara language school which is located in chiyoda area. Can u tell me how expensive is living in that area. And... will there be any problem if i join for October session by giving 6 months of fee.

[@lucie442]

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[@AlreadyButtercup]

24:29 The J-Vlogger, "Micaela in Japan" says that she loves Fukuoka because there is an airport there that takes you to South Korea, Taiwan, and I think some other countries and it's super fast and cheap. Maybe if some of you are deciding which school to choose that could help you choose. If you are just there to travel and have an extended vacation essentially that might be a good choice because on your days off you can go to other countries for a weekend and then go back to japan to study.

[@reginanyirubugara4428]

I already knew from myself that i did not wanted to live in tokyo because i was sure the amount of people around me would stress me out. So then i was in a debate with myself rather i should go to Osaka, Kyoto or Fukuoka. I compared the schools that i really wanted to(ECC kokusai osaka campus), ARC academy Kyoto or FFLC. After i read what the schools offer on your side then i realized that Kyoto wasn't the best for me. Then it was a huge fight in between ECC Kokusai osaka and FFLC. Because i wanted a work visa after the Japanese lesrning program. But then i realized... OH NOOOO YOU CAN ONLY APPLY FOR APRIL IN FFLC FOR THE WORK VISA(April isn't suitable for me because i don't have my college diplom yet and the exams in the netherlands always start mid May. So that meant if i'd apply for the April term i had to mis the exams..) so that's why FFLC wasn't a great option for me either.. so there was only one option left and that was ECC Kokusai in osaka. I read on your website that you can also get a work visa after the 2 year program at the school and you can go either in October or April which is great! And also what the school offers is absolutely amazing!! And it's also located in my favourite area of Osaka!😃 this video was also helpful thank you!🙏

[@banshee22]

Hii when do you plan to go there

[@reginanyirubugara4428]

@@banshee22 in 2 or 3 years depends on when i want to graduate(yes at my uni you can choose to finish your major in 2 or 3 years) and i'll try to get into japan with my major since i choose an international one

[@blaak_]

​@@reginanyirubugara4428it's been around 2 years, how are you doing?

[@Tracks777]

Excellent video. Keep it up!

[@Lauren_K]

Your website is so helpful. Love the layout, ease of navigation, information, etc. So great! Thanks for all the hard work!

[@GoGoNihonGo]

That's so nice of you, thank you so much!! Will you be coming to study with us? :)

[@Lauren_K]

You deserved the comment :) I will be moving to Japan 2019 during the summer time due to my partner's work visa will be up by then and want to continue our relationship in his home country.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Oh lovely, that will be so exciting for you!

[@msace6710]

Excellent video

[@エスメ]

If one of my primary reasons to learn Japanese, is to study in a University in Japan. ¿”Intercultural Institute of Japan Akihabara” is a good choice or should I go for “Shibuya Gaigo Gakuin”?

[@stevenikhine2850]

It is a pleasure

[@Lavone__]

I’m so excited just thinking about going. I’m thinking of applying next year July.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Nice! Feel free to get in touch with any questions :)

[@IamINERT]

I want to be attending by next yea October

[@meganathans750]

where should we register please help me out

[@Lavone__]

Search Go Go Nihon on google brother. There you should be able to see where to register or get more information

[@meganathans750]

can we apply now r next year

[@andrenayeArt]

this was so informative i had to watch more than once. this was great

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Glad you found it helpful!! ♥️

[@LetsExplore307]

Another good school that my coordinator recommended was Shibuya Gaigo Gakuin that it's perfect for beginners japanese.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Thanks for your comment! We agree, which is why we're so happy to support them :) For even more information about the school, be sure to check out our website: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/tokyo/shibuya-gaigo-gakuin.

[@luckpasherpa4430]

How about asuka japanese language school ?

[@MissEloisee]

Thanks for the video!! I’m seriously considering studying in KANSAI College of Business and Language, however I’m a bit worried about the kanji learning pace since I’m from a western country (mexico) and I’ve heard there are many chinese students that already know characters. Can you share any insight regarding that aspect?? I’m planning to enroll for two years to get the associates degree. Thanks for sharing all the info :)

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi! That particular school is quite high intensity in any case so you would be expected to spend a lot of extra time studying outside of class to keep up with the pace of teaching. Please feel free to email us if you'd like more information or alternative options: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@Crabtree1844]

This presentation is great and very informative. I am pleased to learn that you support Toyo Language School because I have applied there. Are you able to monitor the application process to know what more needs to be done? Can I reach you on phone?

[@Funjabi69]

I understand that there are some countries which you guys dont prefer as per the mofa list but there are schools in your website that accepts countries like India. If you can make a feature in which we can shortlist school that accepts students outside the mofa list , that would be really helpful. Its really hard to go school by school and mailing them. I hope you look forward to this suggestion.

[@heyitzmon]

Thanks 4 the info! 😊👍🇯🇵

[@marrlaenglish9679]

Love your channel.I'm American, over 60.I don't have a degree.I want to retire in Japan.2021. Suggestion on Western School that teaches beginners Japanese. Slower pace.Would also like to work while in school.Access to public transportation and healthcare.Environment of other like minded seniors.

[@melissanunez3501]

this is very helpful! thankyou!

[@aubreystingley6211]

Is it possible to find somewhere in Tokyo that is affordable to live as a student. I don’t plan on working until a few months into my studies and need somewhere I can afford

[@TheSaristudios]

Hey, just wondering if any of you have experience with KLA language academy? It looks to be in my price range to brush up my Japanese so I can pass my tests. 3 month programs too.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Here is a list of all of our supported schools: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools. Hope this information helps you! :)

[@rennex7172]

What if my goal is just to learn the language ? Which course should i pick?

[@qisiangng1611]

What are your thoughts about the university programs like JLP at places like Keio and Waseda Universities?

[@boraorc.3784]

Sorry to bother. But i wondering about Hakkaido Sapporo . And about accommodation i prefer to stay my own near school but with my choice . Is it possible to The language school will help for that also after decide to long term courses

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hello! For accommodation, Go! Go! Nihon can help you with that. You can find more information on our website and if you have any questions feel free to email us! gogonihon.com

[@serine966]

Hello! My plan is to go to language school in Tokyo, then get a job hopefully. I have to questions: 1) Is it even possible to get a job enough to make a living in Japan directly after language school, or do I need a degree? 2) I've tried to learn Japanese on my own for a while, but is not going well heh.. Should I go for a short language school for 2 weeks or something, or do they teach everything from zero? Want to study Japanese probably 2-3 years. Any tips or recommendation on what to do?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi thanks for your questions! Regarding your first question, it's extremely difficult to get a work visa for Japan if you do not have a university degree or several years of working experience in a particular field of work. For those who have a degree/lots of work experience, it is definitely possibly to make a living in Japan. For your second question, it can be difficult learning Japanese on your own, for sure! If you are serious about living and working in Japan in the future, we highly recommend you commit to studying the language first at a language school from the beginning. To get your skills to a working level from beginner level takes about 2 years of full-time study. If you have more questions, please feel free to contact us through our website and one of our team will be glad to help you! gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@SuperQuaqua1]

As someone who wants to not only continue my education in Japan, but who also wants to work and live the after, are there any types of language schools I should be looking for? Should I focus on learning Japanese that is suited for academics and other formal situations first, or that's more geared towards everyday life?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi there! Good question. You would probably want to look at choosing a higher intensity school, so you can gain those Japanese language skills (hopefully) faster. But it really depends on how you learn, how much time you want to devote to studying vs free time, etc. Once you have the fundamental grammar etc, you can look at developing your skills for specific purposes through business Japanese courses, for example, if that's what you want to learn. Just as important as language skills, though, is a university degree - it's near impossible to find a full-time job and get a work visa without at least a Bachelor's degree. Feel free to contact us through our website for more information! www.gogonihon.com

[@SuperQuaqua1]

@@GoGoNihonGo Thank you very much!

[@gru03]

Hello Sir, I tried contacting you through your web site however after filling the questionnaire it prompted that you cannot assist in my application, I reckon you don't entertain applications from India? Please advice?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi there, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately we can only help students from countries on this Ministry of Foreign Affairs' list: www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/short/novisa.html You can still apply for a student visa to Japan on your own - we just won't be able to assist you with your application. Apologies for any inconvenience!

[@stephanyc8893]

I'm going next year with you guys!! Thanks for all the info! It would be amazing if you can talk more about ALA, because I know in your page you have the information and the video but I try to find more about this school and there is no more info 😔

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Nice!! Can't wait to have you here :) And thanks for the feedback about ALA. Have you also visited the school's website?

[@stephanyc8893]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan yes I have. It has almost the same info that you guys provide in your website. I also checked the FB page of ALA but in my opinion, this kind of videos talking about the school or interviews from students are also very helpful. It's just that we can get a lot of onfo about akamonkai or ISI but it's not the same with ALA Thanks anyway for all the help!!

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Ah, understood! Thank you so much for your interest in ALA, we'll try and do more with them in the future. Looking forward to welcoming you to Japan next year :)

[@Lavone__]

How is your trip going so far?? Please share info

[@bornana269]

Stephany C how are you doing? What about the corona situation?

[@djmansk1007]

Question: What do you think about EF: Language schools?

[@sagarjamatia565]

I recently visited your site it's good but can you suggest me some cheap and affordable language schools?....I'm planning to apply to come to study in Japan

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi! It really depends what you consider cheap and affordable. Our more affordable school in Tokyo at the moment is Akamonkai, which costs ¥748,000 for 12 months' tuition: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/tokyo/akamonkai/

[@taraksaha9]

wats about......Toyo langauge school, nishikasai

[@GoGoNihonGo]

We support Toyo, too! It's an amazing school. Here's that information: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/tokyo/toyo-language-school :)

[@frisco_3855]

I’ve graduated for high school 3 years ago I’ve been working since before this pandemic now I thought about going to japan to learn the language and possibly living there any advice for me?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

You can contact us through our website anytime and we will help you choose a language school and obtain a student visa!

[@xMoomin]

Hey I have an N2, and have since failed N1 twice over the past two years. Would you suggest it would be ideal for me to go for a language school, prepare for the JLPT, and meanwhile look for full-time employement.. (which is the end goal here). 1) which language school would you suggest for the purpose in Tokyo? 2) How much duration should I sign up for at the start (is 6 months good enough to work towards a job)? Regards!

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Hameer, thanks for your comment! To be honest, N2 is pretty good already for working in Japan. However, if you would like to work towards your N1, we recommend Akamonkai and ISI. You can find more information about those schools on our website: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/

[@xMoomin]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan I was looking for 'N1 leading to full time employment' type of a thing.. all the better if I can get in with a N2.. I've tried job-hunting from abroad and it is so tough.. does Akamonkai have a job-hunting program?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Yes, job-hunting is extremely hard if you're not in the country! Akamonkai offers support in finding full-time employment - it's not a program per se, but they do help you prepare for interviews and teach you the Japanese skills required to enter the workforce here. It's a school that we recommend for students who are serious about mastering Japanese and who want to move onto higher education or full-time employment.

[@xMoomin]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan So there's the July slot and the Oct slot, can I make it to either of those if I start today? (i.e. how long the process usu. takes - altho i'm from Pakistan I have a good travel/exchange history to both US and Japan several times over, so I don't see the embassy taking longer than they usu. would, but again any ideas as to how long the process usu. takes for ur students).. thanks for being patient with me.. I really appreciate all your help :')

[@UshioSorrows]

Super informative!, I'm looking for a mid paced school not one of those that are just racing through lessons, I don't mind the inaka, I've heard isi language school is slow paced which seems nice, but can you guys enlight me with a recommendation? Would appreciate it.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Yes of course! If you're looking for something more relaxed, Shibuya Gaigo Gakuin might work too: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/tokyo/shibuya-gaigo-gakuin/ If you'd like more information or have more questions, please feel free to send us an email through our website: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@kaiscarlet151]

Hello I'm a 13 year old guy and I'm currently learning japanese by movies,video games ect. And I'm realy interested in moving or something there. I speak irishgaelic as my first swedish as my 2nd and english as 3d and spanish as my 4th. Those languages like swedish and spanish I learnd by my self. Do you suggest any schools I should look extra into?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

That's an impressive collection of languages! You've still got a few years to go before you can come to Japan to study (you need to be 18+), but in terms of schools, it all really depends on your personal goals and how much time you want to devote to studying Japanese. Take a look at our range of schools on our website and please feel free to contact us via our contact form with any questions and one of our student coordinators will get back to you: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/

[@kaiscarlet151]

Oh ok thank you!

[@katherinemaldonado879]

Hello Go Go Nihon. I am a person from Honduras but now I living in the United States, I am not a US resident yet but I am in the process of obtaining my residency. I also have another question: do I have to pursue a university degree to apply for the visa or is it enough to just graduate from High School with good grades to be able to study Japanese in Japan? Another question, after this will I be able to live permanently in Japan or can I only live in Japan for a limited time?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi! Unfortunately, we are unable to offer support to students from Honduras at this time. We are very sorry about this! We wish you the best of luck, and we hope to see you in Japan someday!

[@TravelwithSuccess]

Hi am from Liberia Africa but am now in the Philippines my dream is to study and speak Japanese language because I want to work as a translator for my government and Japanese investors I really need the help of go/go Nihon need a cheap school and easy process please help me.

[@lungelongubane4242]

Hi gud day I was wondering if you wish to come to Japan to learn Japanese to work as a librarian, translation, character designer and in the food industry as a waiter wats the steps to go about it

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi, in order to be able to work in Japan, you'd need a work visa.The main requirement for this visa is a Bachelor's degree or 5-10 years of relevant experience in the field you'd be working in. If you want to only work part time, you are allowed 28h a week with a student visa while you attend language school.

[@lungelongubane4242]

@@GoGoNihonGo I see tkn u for the help

[@timesoliver7490]

Hey go go Nihon. I’m from Dominican Republic and I’d like to know if you offer support for Dominican looking for Japanese school. 😊

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi there! Yes, we are able to support Dominican students 😊 Please contact us through our website, and one of our staff will reach out to you soon to help you find the perfect language school for you: gogonihon.com/en/contact/

[@timesoliver7490]

@@GoGoNihonGo Thank you for your quick response. I will definitely get contact with you.

[@venelabagriel8157]

I would like to study there soon. But i am currently employed here in China but my work is pure remote so i can go to japan and study japanese and work during night time with my laptop. The long term plan is study there and after studying find an IT job because i currently work at Dell. The only complications i can think of right now is about my working visa here, can it affect my student visa application with JP..?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. What passport do you hold?

[@venelabagriel8157]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan - I have a Philippine Passport

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Could you send us an email and explain your situation there? One of our team should be able to get back to you in a few days: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm Thanks!

[@Premterror007]

Hi there, I am interested in joining a Japanese language school in japan. My purpose is to learn japanese full time for job purposes. Also I am currently pursuing JLPT N5 coaching and planning to give the JLPT exams in December 2018. So is it possible for me to join in January term or should i wait till results published. Thanks in advance.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Prem, thanks for your comment! Many language schools take total beginners so you should be fine! If you'd like more info, please contact us here: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@Premterror007]

Really Happy to see your reply. I'm from India and I want to apply job full time after learning japanese.

[@sumit181076]

@@Premterror007 Hi Prem have u joined any Japanese Language school already?

[@jatindersinghsandhu1547]

Helo can we do japanese language course on tourist visa thnx

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi! You can but not all schools offer short courses. Please contact us if you would like to know more information! gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@carlgear1215]

Go Go Nihon, what do u mean by student insurance

[@subhasishkabi1013]

I am a 2nd year Engineering student and after completing my graduation i want to get a full time employment in Japan. Could you please tell me which school would be perfect for me? I'd love to stay in Osaka.

[@Sjochumsen]

You go to Kai? How do you find the level, like how much hours do you need to spend studying to keep up?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Yes! Haley here :) I've just completed my first level at KAI which was about a 2.5-month course. I had studied some Japanese in the past, so I entered in at Level 2 out of the 8 that KAI offers. I think that for me personally, Level 2 was perfect! And that was determined by a level-check test that they offer before you arrive in Japan. As far as the amount of study, it really depends on which level you're in, how much Japanese you already know, your personal study habits, etc but KAI generally recommends about 2 hours of outside study per day :)

[@seencreater2905]

hello.i want to clear one query..if i come to Japan on language visa .after one year learning language can i do degree in university

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Yes, that's possible! It depends on certain factors though so for more information, please fill out our Contact Form: gogonihon.com/en#contact.

[@IamKnotsAccount]

Do you help with schools outside of your recommendations as well? And also I'm curious about the courses that some schools offer. My goal it probably to study for 24 months if I can. And as I understand things that's the maximum I can get a visa for. But some schools seem to have 3 times 9 month courses making the whole process take 27 months. Can you shed some light on how that works? Thanks!

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Our free support service is only for schools we partner with. The reason is that we spent a lot of time visiting schools all over Japan and selecting what we believe are the best places to study. Also, we keep constantly in contact with our partner schools, asking feedback to students, checking their teaching method changes to make sure they have the minimum quality requirement to be on our site. The good relation we have with those schools helps also in the application process, since usually we can reserve spots for our students in advance (even if the school usually gets full), we have a very smooth and online application process, etc.

[@IamKnotsAccount]

I might have been a bit unclear. Or I might have misunderstood what you said in the video. But it sounded like you have more schools that you partner with than you show on the homepage. Or have you got all the schools you work with currently on the page? Thanks a ton for the answer!

[@GoGoNihonGo]

I apologize for misunderstanding your question! There are few schools that we partner with and are not on the site yet, maybe because we are working on the video/web page or for some other reasons we didn't make the web page but we can offer our free support service. So in case you want help for a school that is not on the site, please contact us and ask for it because we maybe able to still help! Please let me know if I still didn't reply to your question properly.

[@imane6816]

I wanted to apply on this website but my passport is not accepted lol like seriously ?

[@fuenteschloe7266]

I heard great things about Akamonkai but I don’t know. I want to work besides the study, so it is possible with this school? Because you said it’s so intensive...

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hello, it would be possible to work at the same time but we recommend going for a less intensive school if you want to work daily

[@fuenteschloe7266]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan Yes, that what I thinking, thank you for your answer. And in Tokyo , what school language did you recommend in tokyo?

[@brianhardy7541]

Is there anyone from the language school willing to video chat to help with decision making?

[@maskshatsshades3688]

Hi go go nihon! My question is, is there an age limit studying language in Japan?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

there is no upper age limit

[@random-jl9co]

Hello, I’m planning to do the nagano 6 month program if I do so will housing be including or do I have to pay for it myself ?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Raniah, housing isn't included but we can help you find a suitable accommodation for your time there. Please contact us through our website for more information: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@abhayrawat1751]

I need help. I'm thinking of joining a language school in Japan. But the main problem is fees is too much. Can u suggest any school and place which is not too much expensive.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Sorry to hear that! Unfortunately studying abroad in Japan does require a fair bit of money regardless of where you go. Of the schools we partner with, Akamonkai is one of our most economical options in terms of pricing: gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/tokyo/akamonkai/

[@prakashgadade]

Hi Go go .. Nihon. I'm Prakash from india.. earlier I worked there in Japan for 8 months.. Now I'm planning to join the language school in Japan.. to become fluency in Japanese language and to get the job there.. I have no idea about getting the job after completing the course.. can you please suggest me.. (I have master degree and 9yrs of experience).

[@meganathans750]

even I wanna go there.. and can you tell me how to join these schools

[@vincentignaciawong9853]

Hi , im thinking to join to the japanese language school before i go to the university there, because i’ve heard that the requirements for applying is the JLPT. According to you, which course suits me the best? By the way, i never attend a japanese course so i had zero knowledge about japanese language. Thank you

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hello! Thanks for your comment. You will need to attend a Japanese language school for a couple of years full-time before applying for a university in Japan. This will ensure you get to the language level required in order to apply and sit the required exam for foreign students. Our schools all offer courses that take students from beginner to advanced, so it will just depend on where in Japan you would like to study. Please send us an email for more information! gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@AJourneyOfALostSoul]

Do I need to a islets or other exams to join a language school... I seriously need help..🙏🏻

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Meghana, you just need to have a high school diploma (or equivalent) and 12 years of education in order to apply for our language schools. Feel free to contact us for more information: gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm

[@amoureux9688]

can i get a job after senmon

[@Premkumar-to7zr]

I'm giving my JLPT N5 in december. Is it possible to join any school in January term? Or should i wait?

[@meganathans750]

r u in japan now

[@jacquelynsaenz2111]

Hi gogo nihon the Language School I'm applying to is Shibuya and nihon Kogakuin I have question I won't be going to Japan until I get my bachelor's degree I really need to get a job there since I'm going to be starting school in there I need to look for a job but how can I get myself to live in Japan the reason why I what to stay in Japan is for a better life me so if guys can help stay in Japan and finding the right schools i will be vary happy to start a new life in Japan oh also I have a high school diploma but do I need to show you guy's my school records or just my high school diploma and bachelors please let me know

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Jacquelyn, thanks for your comment. You've already received information from us about schools in Japan and what you need in order to apply. Please take a look at that information when you have time. Regarding the diploma, we will let you know what we need from you once you actually begin the application process with us :) Thanks!

[@nikhitasharma8684]

i want to teach in japan. m a teacher in india and currently preparing for n5 eventually i want to join a language school there. Whats the viability and utility of a language school for me if i want to become an english teacher there

[@Kairuined]

Does Chris have a channel?

[@cbaekman]

Hi! I no longer work at gogonihon, but I do have an inactive channel that I vlogged a few times on.

[@raisipu1685]

Bro I saw ur video n lik v much Plz suggest me gud Japanese Language course school and in which time I ll try for admission of 2019 batch

[@chiefsosaya7869]

If you cant even learn english you shouldnt try to learn japanese.

[@whoisadam944]

@@chiefsosaya7869 rude

[@chiefsosaya7869]

@@whoisadam944 but true

[@Wixney]

I think you should learn how to write in English first.

[@Mjflight98]

what if you know both Hiragana and Katakana real good should you go to a Japanese Language school then outside of Japan and also my goal is long term

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi there! Not sure what you mean by going to a language school outside of Japan as a result of knowing hiragana and katakana, but most of the language schools we partner with offer classes at all levels so you'll be able to find something suitable for your level.

[@Mjflight98]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan ima fix my question i know both Hiragana and Katakana and i will be in The Navy and i Hope i do get station in Japan and my question is it better to go to a language school in Japan or outside of Japan and do you receive a certificate when it is all completed also should i just start at N1 when i start

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Ah, thanks for clarifying. It's hard to say whether language school in Japan or outside Japan is better, but of course if you're actually in Japan you get to live in an environment where you can practice using the language. This should, hopefully, help you improve faster How good is your Japanese right now? Can you have basic conversation, express your thoughts, read kanji, etc?

[@Mjflight98]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan i know my Japanese alright but its mostly i am trying to get better on my conversations skills right and know more words and know my kanji

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Sure! Well, generally schools will make you take a test anyway to determine the best level for you :)

[@mhabir3258]

Is there any School witch name is an language School or un language school ?? I heard something like that....

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hmmm, not sure, sorry....! Maybe take a look through our website to see if any of them ring a bell? gogonihon.com/en/language-schools/

[@carlgear1215]

is it possible to apply in different language schools

[@GoGoNihonGo]

You are only able to apply to 1 school because the school application is linked to a visa application. We are usually able to tell you right away if you meet the school's requirements or not so don't worry!

[@MGaming7084]

Way . I want to come o japan because japan country is soo そごい　for study . my big Question is :- if i didn't know japan langues , can i study in Japanese school ??? I Know just english !!! "_" !!

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi thanks for your comment! If you mean Japanese universities, many universities here teach some courses in English. However, if you wish to live and work in Japan, it would be better for you if you learnt Japanese.

[@rupakpurja9294]

Hello gogo nihon I'm from Nepal and I want to study in akamonkai school do they accept Nepalese people ? I have a bachelor degree and want to apply for April and have already started taking Japanese language classes too thank u

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hello, thanks for your comment! Could you please send us an email through our website? gogonihon.com/en/#ContactForm One of our student coordinators will get back to you and confirm the answer with you. Thank you!

[@karmagiel]

if you look in the internet, the reviews you find about akamonkai are mostly bad and say that the teachers are bad at explaining. so real reviews of people who actually attended the schools would be a big help

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi! We have student testimonials in our Akamonkai videos and we're due to publish another one in the coming months.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Akamonkai's curriculum is very intense and it may not be to everyone's taste or learning style. We do warn students of this before they apply.

[@judgerecords7017]

my country India and I do japanee languages help me please tell me 1year languages fee

[@carlodamiani1864]

how are you?

[@GoGoNihonGo]

We're great! Just getting ready for our July orientation coming up :)

[@judgerecords7017]

hello

[@BezerkHDGAMING]

is gogo nihon a university

[@GoGoNihonGo]

No, Go! Go! Nihon partners with language schools, vocational colleges and universities to help people from outside of Japan come to Japan to study. You can find out more on our website: gogonihon.com

[@xMoomin]

Akamonkai just told me 'we don't need a Pakistani student' .. and, 'the reason for rejection is just Nationality' .. how racist is that

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Hameer, we're sorry to hear about your experience! It's true that nationality can play a role with schools accepting students due to Japan's strict immigration policies and a more complicated procedure for those not on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Japan's visa exemption list (www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/short/novisa.html). However, there are other Japanese language schools that may accept you and we encourage you to get in touch with other schools!

[@xMoomin]

Go! Go! Nihon Live & Study in Japan it is weird to presume someone WILL NOT get their visa, and deny them service based on that presumption.. When it comes to the bad countries, a good travel record to the first world and back is what sets u apart, I've been to JP before, got my visa in a week, I go to US this friday (I go back and forth every year) and have a long-term visa which unbelievably took 5 days to get :') ... the visa people are so much nicer than you think, and I was just shocked how 1900s was Akamonkai.. It was the same thing, oh you black? we'll assume things about you, turn u down, laugh at you, but u are free to get service elsewhere so keep walking..

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi Hameer, we hear what you're saying and thank you for voicing your concerns. We can't speak on behalf of Akamonkai, but in terms of our own services, of course we would love to help people from all countries with their student visa applications to Japan. We don't judge people for where they come from and certainly not their skin colour. The reality is that long-term visa applications from some countries do unfortunately in the vast majority of cases take an inordinate amount of resources and time - much more than we are able to offer right now sadly and that's why we adhere to the MOFA Japan visa exemption list.

[@chiefsosaya7869]

@@GoGoNihonGo i Hope they dont have Problems with germans :d

[@kenouk6183]

that woman is beautiful o_o

[@giannilyanicks1718]

in these videos there is a notorious stalker named graham who stalks everyone. he respects nothing, neither the opinions of others, nor their experiences, nor their tranquility! he imposes his experiences and he doesn't care what others think, he continues to harass everyone, he recounts his life which nobody cares about, he makes insulting remarks on those who have the right to leave some negativity, especially after a bad experience in Japan. it's not because he's a teacher that everyone should listen to him, that everyone should spend 50 years learning a language! he responds to the comments that we make to others and he repeat the words like a creepy parrot, he is overly obsessed at the fact to responsing to people who asked nothingh! he tyrannizes everyone while it's our right to post negative comments! and when he says to everyone they should go to japan he speaks like a cult leader! when he don't talk like a school bully! it would be nice if someone reports him, because he is far from being a good person!

[@rakshithjp3425]

Not offering help for Indian students

[@anbuanbu6465]

This girl is pretty 💃😘😘💋

[@Funjabi69]

I understand that there are some countries which you guys dont prefer as per the mofa list but there are schools in your website that accepts countries like India. If you can make a feature in which we can shortlist school that accepts students outside the mofa list , that would be really helpful. Its really hard to go school by school and mailing them. I hope you look forward to this suggestion.

[@Funjabi69]

I understand that there are some countries which you guys dont prefer as per the mofa list but there are schools in your website that accepts countries like India. If you can make a feature in which we can shortlist school that accepts students outside the mofa list , that would be really helpful. Its really hard to go school by school and mailing them. I hope you look forward to this suggestion.

[@GoGoNihonGo]

Hi thanks for your comment! Sorry we couldn't help you in this instance. We can't guarantee anything, of course, but we appreciate the feedback. Thanks again.

[@imane6816]

Hello if you have any idea where I can find schools that accept other countries like Morocco etc