- There are numerous beautiful cities in Japan. Some are situated in picturesque countryside, while others are surrounded by glittering city lights. Choosing the right city for you may be difficult. However, there are advantages to being a student in some of Japan’s major cities. You must obtain as much information as possible to make an informed decision about which place you would like to reside in. Here are some Japanese cities that are student-friendly.
- Tokyo
- Sapporo
- Osaka
- Hiroshima
- Yokohama
- Kobe
- Saitama
- Kyoto
- Fukuoka
- Nagoya
Study in Japan
| Rank | Universities |
| 1 | The University of Tokyo |
| 2 | Tohoku University |
| 3 | Kyoto University |
| 4 | Tokyo Institute of Technology |
| 5 | Osaka University |
| 6 | Yokohama City University |
| 7 | Kyushu University |
| 8 | Hokkaido University |
| 9 | Nagoya University |
| 10 | Waseda University |
Japanese Visa Procedure:
- Identify the university and program you wish to attend in Japan
- Register on the university’s admissions platform
- Fill out completely the online application form with your personal details and academic history
- Upload and submit the needed papers, such as digitally scanned copies of any certificates attesting to your accomplishments, a personal statement, and letters of recommendation
- Pay the application cost and complete your submission
- You may be called by the University for a phone or in-person interview
- Receive an offer for university enrollment
- You will get a Certificate of Eligibility if you accept your spot and pay any deposits or fees
- Apply for a Japanese student visa with your Certificate of Eligibility at an embassy or consulate
Quick Fact Sheet
- Officially Known as Japan
- Constitutional monarchy with a system of government based on parliament
- Capital: Tokyo
- Population: 126 048 450
- Japan’s population is 98.5 percent
- Language: Japanese
- The Japanese currency is the yen
- Area: 377835 square km
- Japan is an island chain on the eastern fringe of Asia.
- Japan is made up of 6852 islands
- Japan has the eleventh largest population in the world. The Japanese have the longest life expectancy
- Tokyo’s Tsukiji fish market is the largest seafood market in the world
- It is courteous in Japanese culture to remove your shoes
- Over 80% of Japan’s terrain is mountainous and over 1500 earthquakes occur annually
- Sometimes Aokigahara woodland is referred to as Japan’s most popular suicide location
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