Study in Japan
Hello Japan
We, Hello Japan, were established in 2014. We are a comprehensive professional agency for studying in Japan. We have many years of experience in handling international students (language schools, vocational schools, universities, employment in Japan, accommodation, visas, scholarships, etc.), and we serve more than 80 agency schools. For students who are interested in learning about "study abroad, accommodation, and work" in Japan, we provide first-hand information in one stop!
Whether you plan to study, work or live in Japan in the future, you may wish to inquire with us at Hello Japan for free to collect information!
Accommodation while studying in Japan
When studying in Japan, in addition to choosing a suitable learning institution, accommodation is also a very important consideration. A comfortable residence with convenient transportation and suitable environment can make learning more effective with half the effort.
Therefore, our Hello Japan has collected many high-quality accommodation establishments in Japan for you, including:
1. Japan’s largest rental company, with properties spread across the country and a total of approximately 570,000 apartments. These apartments are self-owned properties, and tenants do not need to provide a guarantor, saving cumbersome procedures. Furniture, appliances, internet, water and electricity are already provided when you move in, so you can move in with peace of mind. Minimum rental period is 90 days.
2. A company with more than 40 years of experience in the Kansai region, mainly providing individual apartments in Osaka and Kobe. They have more than 2,000 units, all of which are self-owned properties, and each apartment has a manager stationed there. Tenants do not need to provide a guarantor or pay agency fees. These apartments are relatively cheap to rent and are a popular choice for international students in Osaka. In recent years, they have also opened shared housing.
3. In Tokyo, due to its dense population, there are more options for share-houses. Our experts provide you with several options for shared housing in Tokyo. The homes have been designed in partnership with IKEA to provide comfortable and stylish furnishings and décor. Residents can enjoy services such as opening a bank account and registering with the local government, and Chinese-speaking staff will accompany you to go through the relevant procedures. The residents of the residence come from different countries and you can meet friends from all over the world.
We offer a variety of accommodation options, and we believe you will be able to find the one that suits you.
In Seeking Employment
When seeking advice on finding a job, the school also provides full-time tutors to ensure that international students receive the most appropriate help in all aspects.
Japan is a country where foreigners can find various employment opportunities.
For example: Many tourists regard Japan as the tourist destination they most want to visit again. In addition to the attractive scenery of the country itself, the enthusiasm of the Japanese people and the quality of service are also an indispensable reason.
You can always feel the Japanese people's precision and meticulousness in time and arrangements, and you can also feel the professional attitude and sincerity of the service staff, which is praised by everyone who has traveled to Japan.
Vocational colleges offer many tourism or service industry-related subjects and accept international students. If you want to learn about the sincere hospitality of the Japanese, the following subjects may suit your needs:
1. Hotel major:
This is a subject with a 100% employment rate after graduation and is designed to meet the needs of tourists from all over the world. Mainly learn basic knowledge, service skills and etiquette related to banquets in the hotel industry. At the same time, they also need to learn management skills and English. International students have excellent language skills in their native language, Japanese and English, and can provide more secure and appropriate services.
2. Aviation major:
The aviation industry attracts travelers from a variety of destinations, whether for tourism, business or family visits, and their age distribution is also very wide. This subject will teach basic in-flight services and departure counter services, and work with airlines to allow students to visit airports and practice onboard aircraft. At the same time, students also need to learn how to understand the needs of different passengers and provide the most appropriate services. In addition to improving personal professional skills, you also need to learn how to work with a team.
3. Wedding and Tourism Major:
Students majoring in weddings will learn relevant knowledge about American weddings in the first year, and will conduct a "mock wedding" in the second year. The course is based on actual wedding design, and students will learn preparations such as inviting guests, ceremony content, and banquet details. After graduation, students often work in wedding banquet companies or set up their own offices to engage in wedding planning and other work.
Tourism majors need to learn about the current state of the travel industry, domestic and international geography, as well as journey management and marketing skills. Before graduation, students need to design their own quality journey. After graduation, they can obtain the tourism industry national examination qualification and work in travel agencies in Japan.
The above subjects have considerable demand for foreign workers. If you are interested in these fields, you can consider studying related subjects at a Japanese vocational school. These subjects will provide you with practical knowledge and skills that will enable you to find employment opportunities in Japan.
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