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SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION<br />

EDUCATION<br />

HANASAKU LANGUAGE<br />

SCHOOL<br />

Ikebukuro<br />

Although established just recently, Hanasaku has<br />

already become very popular thanks to its unique<br />

lessons and enthusiastic, energetic instructors.<br />

Rather than the usual textbook lessons, at<br />

Hanasaku you’ll find classes like Learning Japanese<br />

for Reading Manga, Dating & Relationships<br />

(an important one since Japanese don’t like to<br />

communicate directly), Katakana Master for those<br />

struggling with kana, and Learning Kanji. The first<br />

lesson is always free, and trial lessons are available<br />

every day. Conveniently located near Ikebukuro<br />

Station.<br />

Metropolis readers get the first month free when they<br />

become members<br />

Kato Dai 7 Bldg. 2F and 3F, 2-50-1 Higashi Ikebukuro,<br />

Toshima-ku. Tel: 03-5927-1556. Ikebukuro. Email:<br />

info@jls-tokyo.jp. http://jls-tokyo.jp<br />

HOSEI UNIVERSITY<br />

GLOBAL MBA PROGRAM<br />

Ichigaya<br />

There are many places where you can get your<br />

MBA, but if you’re interested in studying Japanese<br />

business management in English, Hosei University<br />

Global MBA program is just the one you’re looking for.<br />

From Japanese production and supply management<br />

systems like Toyota to manga culture and Omotenashi<br />

hospitality, students can earn an MBA in just 18 months<br />

through night classes. Plus, the required internship<br />

with a Japanese company or government office gives<br />

you hands-on experience working in Japan.<br />

Metropolis readers receive 30% discount on tuition if<br />

they have, or are applying for, a student visa<br />

COURSES:<br />

Application period: May 23-Jun 22. Classes start Sep 16.<br />

3-3-9 Kudan-kita, Chiyoda-ku 102-0073. Tel: 03-3264-<br />

5326. Ichigaya. www.im.i.hosei.ac.jp/gmba/<br />

KICHIJOJI LANGUAGE SCHOOL<br />

Kichijoji<br />

Those who’d like to study Japanese in a truly fun,<br />

personalized, and dedicated environment need look<br />

no further than Kichijoji Language School. With a solid<br />

curriculum and highly experienced teachers, students<br />

can choose the course that’s just right for them. At<br />

KLS, group courses consist of eight classes, ranging<br />

from everyday conversation to academic, as well<br />

as advanced-level, communication. Private lessons<br />

help clarify points learned in class and are tailored to<br />

students’ particular needs and interests.<br />

COURSES:<br />

Registration fee: ¥16,200<br />

10-week group course in January, April, July, and<br />

October: ¥145,800<br />

Private courses: Please contact for prices<br />

701 Valore Bldg, 2-3-15 Kichijoji Minami-cho,<br />

Musashino-shi. Tel: 0422-47-7390. Mon-Fri,<br />

9am-7pm, Sat, 9am-1pm. Email: info@klschool.com.<br />

www.klschool.com<br />

KINCARN INTERNATIONAL<br />

SCHOOL <br />

Kawasaki<br />

Located 10 minutes from Kawasaki Station, Kincarn<br />

International School does more than simply educate its<br />

pupils: It aims to help children become truly bilingual.<br />

The school’s calm and spacious environment is born<br />

of a reputation for dependability and stimulation.<br />

The fun, age-appropriate, and engaging curriculum<br />

prepares students aged 2 to 6 for entry into wellknown<br />

international and private schools in the Kanto<br />

area. Kincarn’s energetic, individually-focused courses<br />

center on international themes and aim to teach kids to<br />

become independent and internationally-minded.<br />

COURSES:<br />

Kindergarten, Nursery, After-school care, Primary<br />

education, Enrichment, Multicultural exchange circle<br />

37-1 Tsutsumine, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki. Tel: 044-<br />

233-3970. Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm (half-day program<br />

9:30am-2pm, full-day program 8:30am-5:30pm).<br />

Kawasaki. Email: info@kincarn.com. www.kincarn.com<br />

MUSIC JOY<br />

Various<br />

Located in the heart of Tokyo, Miyaji music school<br />

Music Joy offers a wide variety of lessons in either<br />

English or Japanese, providing guidance to everyone<br />

from adults to children. Courses vary from familiar<br />

instruments such as piano, violin, and guitar, to<br />

traditional Japanese ones such as wadaiko drums.<br />

English-speaking staff help select the best course for<br />

those interested. Beginning and advanced players<br />

welcome!<br />

COURSES:<br />

Wadaiko (Japanese drums), Noh (theatrical arts),<br />

Koto, piano, violin, and more.<br />

LOCATIONS:<br />

Ochanomizu, Iidabashi, Kanda, Shinjuku, and Shibuya<br />

1F Surugadai Bldg., 1-2-5, Kandasurugadai, Chiyodaku.<br />

Tel: 0120-515-382. Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm; open for<br />

classes every day. Ochanomizu. Email: engdesk@<br />

miyajimusic.com. www.miyajimusic.com/school/en/<br />

UNITAS LANGUAGE SCHOOL<br />

Tokyo and Kofu<br />

Founded in 1983 by the Teikyo University Group,<br />

Unitas Japanese Language School welcomes all levels<br />

of students for group classes and private lessons.<br />

With highly competitive class fees, you’re sure to get<br />

exactly what you’re looking for!<br />

COURSES:<br />

Short-term Courses: 1 month: ¥53,500 (Shinjuku)/<br />

¥51,000 (Kofu); 2 months: ¥102,000/¥97,000;<br />

3 months: ¥150,500/¥143,000<br />

Student Visa courses: 6 months: ¥390,000<br />

(Shinjuku), ¥350,000 (Kofu)<br />

1 year: ¥680,000 (Shinjuku), ¥600,000 (Kofu)<br />

Business course: Free entry fee. 1 month: ¥41,040<br />

Tokyo Branch: 22 Sankyo Bldg 3F, 2-2-9 Okubo,<br />

Shinjuku-ku. Tel: 03-5287-5636. Kofu main branch:<br />

3-6-11 Marunouchi, Kofu, Yamanashi. Tel: 055-233-<br />

3835. Email: japanese-tokyo@unitas-ej.com.<br />

www.unitas-ej.com<br />

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