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Fukuoka is the largest city in Kyushu, South-Western Japan. Its moderate climate, beautiful scenery and great location have made it popular with travelers worldwide. Fukuoka was ranked as the best city in Asia by Asia week magazine for 1997, 1999 ... read more

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Studying abroad helped me learn new things I would never have learned in the United States. I loved learning how to look at things from a Japanese perspective, and immersing myself in something completely foreign to me. - Trinity University View Entire Review

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Fukuoka is the largest city in Kyushu, South-Western Japan. Its moderate climate, beautiful scenery and great location have made it popular with travelers worldwide. Fukuoka was ranked as the best city in Asia by Asia week magazine for 1997, 1999 and 2000, because of its cleanliness, safety, excellent amenities and all-round good quality of life. Smallest, most personalized, and has been rated “top choice” by past students. Homestays have received high ratings. The culture program and fieldtrips are well organized. And classes are small (an average 5-7 per class). The program can start any Monday and can last as short as 2 weeks or as long as a year-or longer if you wish!. All levels (beginner to advanced) are welcome. PROGRAMS STANDARD GROUP PROGRAM • 20 Group hrs/wk • 50 min class hour • 2-4 Students per class INTENSIVE GROUP PROGRAM • 30 Group hrs/wk • 50 min class hour • 2-5 Students per class GROUP + TUTORIAL • 20 Group hrs/wk • 5 Private hrs/wk • 50 min class hour • 2-5 Students per class PRIVATE CLASSES • 15 Private hrs/wk • 50 min class hour • 1-1 Students per class LODGING HOMESTAY The opportunity to stay with a Japanese host family is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the culture, and practice at "home" what you learned at school that day. When arranging a host family for you, we try to take into account any needs or preferences you may have, such as smoker or non-smoker, allergies, English ability, and so on. Your host family can act as guides and mentors, friends and companions, and a wonderful resource in your adventure in Japan. They are likely to be the people you become closest to during your stay, which is why we perform a thorough screening of all host family applicants, to ensure that they can provide a suitable environment to assist your learning and to allow you to fully experience Japan. Host families are chosen to be as close to the school, and the center of Fukuoka City, as possible. All host families are within one hour traveling time of the school by public transport. You are guaranteed to have your own private room, which may be either Japanese or Western style. DORMITORY A private room in a dormitory with other students and Japanese university students gives students the freedom to enjoy the city life without a curfew, but also the chance to make lots of friends. We offer 5 different dorms, each with different strengths and weaknesses. All dorms have private rooms, but shared facilities (kitchen, toilet, shower, etc.). Breakfast and dinner are available for an additional cost. SHARED APARTMENT Staying with other people in the city gives students the opportunity to make friends easily, and go out freely, but still have a good level of privacy and freedom. In a shared apartment, students have their own private room, but share the central facilities, such as laundry, kitchen, living room, bathroom. Apartments are generally owned by a Japanese person. Most of these apartments are quite close to the center of the city.

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  • Japanese Language, Literature
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