Public School in Japan

smat · (#1 (**permalink**))

Hey,

I am thinking to visit someone in japan. But unfortunately, she is busy a little. So my question is, what can I do on my own when I visit japan and when my money is limited?

I was thinking to visit a japanese high school, so now I am asking you, is it possible to attend a japanese school for maybe a month? Does it cost money?

Thanks in advance!

aphrodite · (#2 (**permalink**))

it cost money to go to regular school so i believe it would cost money to go to a japanese school

smat · (#3 (**permalink**))

Ah thx first answer!

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have fun with you

(#5 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

have fun with you

in japan is it possiple?

jieshi · (#6 (**permalink**))

Unless you have a student visa and will be in the school for more than a semester, chances are the school won't accept you. Even if they did, the school would expect you to buy their uniform (normal and sports), the numerous amounts of shoes that are used in a school (about 4 to 5 pairs), and anything else that is required. As you can see, this could get expensive rather quickly so I would recommend travelling rather than attending a school. Good luck!

smat · (#7 (**permalink**))

Hey, thank you very much for your competent answer!!

So ... It seems not so good for a school attendance ...

But is it maybe possible to only visit like english lessons, maybe in order to help?? Like a ~~teacher? Some sort ...

Just I am thinking what can I do if I have time for myself. My time is like weekdays from morning to late afternoon ... I can travel, but only city, maybe ... If I travel more, I cannot be at home at nights. But for me, it is very important to be at home nights, and evening ... Like this. Just it seemed convenient to attend a school a little ~~~

Thanks again, and any answer is very appreciated!!

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Unfortunaly you cant to attend J.school. Because you will need some (significant documents) from townhall, you also will need a Japaneese student visa (it mean that you allowed to study in J.). I sure that is imposible to atted J. school.

Guza · (#9 (**permalink**))

hmmm....school in japan...id think that it be harder than schools in americaive talked to some foriegn exchange students that came to my school when i was in school, and they were sophmores and they already took ap calculus, physics and statistics and some other high level classes =/, but that was quite a while ago hahaha XD

Vesperd · (#10 (**permalink**))

I will hopefully be taking part in an exchange proggramme sometime next year

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