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Kobe, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥1080k–1260k
A leading western-Japan vocational school in IT, games, CG, design and sound with a dedicated English overseas-admissions site, an international student scholarship system and dormitories. Figures are annual tuition plus facility charges by department (IT JPY 1,340,000 first-year total, esports/sound up to JPY 1,460,000 including the admission fee).
Nagaoka, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥234.6k–234.6k
One of Japan's 51 national five-year colleges of technology (KOSEN) participating in the unified third-year transfer admission for privately financed international students, offering hands-on engineering education in mechanical, electrical/information, electronic control, civil and materials engineering. Annual tuition is the standardized national amount of JPY 234,600 with a one-time JPY 84,600 entrance fee, plus tuition-exemption schemes.
Osaka, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥1916k–2170k
Japan's most internationally recognized culinary vocational school, reporting 372 enrolled international students (FY2026) across culinary, confectionery and Japanese-cuisine programs with an English global site and international admissions support. First-year totals are JPY 1,916,000-2,170,000 by program.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥1849k–1849k
A Sendagaya (Shibuya) specialist college whose nutrition graduates earn the national dietitian license without a licensing exam, drawing students from 17 countries with a dedicated international consultation office, pre-enrollment Japanese course and affiliated dormitories. The JPY 1,849,000 figure is the published first-year cost of the two-year Nutrition Department.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥1350.7k–1470.7k
One of the world's best-known fashion vocational schools (roots back to 1923) where roughly 20% of students are international. First-year costs for 2027 day programs run JPY 1,350,700-1,470,700 by department including an entrance fee of JPY 260,000-300,000, with tuition-reduction support and entrance scholarships available.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥1276.0k–1856.9k
One of Tokyo's largest vocational colleges (Kamata and Hachioji campuses, roughly 264,000 graduates) covering creators, professional and technical fields, and a nine-time consecutive Japan Study Abroad Awards winner in the vocational category. First-year costs range from JPY 1,276,010 to JPY 1,856,940 by department, with dorm scholarships worth JPY 312,000/year for international students.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥1159.1k–1329.9k
A long-established Shinjuku vocational school with 20 daytime departments spanning CG, games, anime, design, AI systems and network security, with dedicated 2027 admission guidelines for privately financed international students. Two-year diplomas total about JPY 2.32-2.66 million (about JPY 1.16-1.33 million per year) plus a JPY 200,000 entrance fee.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Vocational · Intake: April · Tuition: ¥956k–1463k
MEXT-certified under the International Student Career Development Support Program, HAL Tokyo hosted 982 international students from 43 countries as of March 2026 and its graduates receive university-graduate-level consideration in work-visa screening. Figures are 2027 day-program annual fees; a one-time entrance fee of JPY 300,000 is extra.
Japan
Intake: Year-round
A money transfer agent registered with Japan's Financial Services Agency, sending from Japan to Nepal, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Payout in Nepal runs through its affiliated company, Sansar Remit. Transfers can be sent online from a PC or phone, or with a remittance card from a Japan Post office.
Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥500–1.5k
Nepal-focused remitter sending from Japan, operating in Nepal since 1999, with cash pickup and bank deposit nationwide. Today's JPY→NPR rate is published on their site. Service charge is ¥500 up to ¥30,000, ¥1,000 from ¥30,001 to ¥150,000, and ¥1,500 from ¥150,001 to ¥1,000,000 — the same for cash pickup and bank transfer.
Japan
Intake: Year-round
The SBI Group's remittance arm in Japan. Publishes a daily exchange-rate board covering the Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia, China, Thailand, Hong Kong and the major Western currencies, with transfers funded from a Japanese bank account. Nepal payouts are handled through its City Express partnership rather than priced on the board.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Fall · Funding: ¥800k–1200k
Merit-based scholarships for outstanding international students. Awards cover partial to full tuition and living expenses. Available for undergraduate and graduate programs.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Fall, Spring · Funding: ¥48k–48k
Scholarship from Japan Student Services Organization. Provides monthly allowance for international students studying in Japan. Available for undergraduate and graduate students.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Fall · Funding: ¥120k–180k
Japanese government scholarship for international students. Covers full tuition, monthly allowance, travel, and accommodation. Available for undergraduate, master's, and PhD programs.
Tokyo, Osaka, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥0–0
Timee is an app/gig platform for temp, one-off gigs—events, delivery, etc. Perfect for students who want flexible work schedules. Easy to pick up shifts when available.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥0–0
GaijinPot Jobs offers listings aimed at foreigners—hospitality, teaching, customer service roles. Many positions accept minimal Japanese. Perfect for international students looking for part-time work in Japan.
Tokyo, Osaka, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥0–0
ISA specializes in placing foreign students in part-time and graduation-employment roles. Supports Japanese cultural/context fit, visa-permission requirements, resume assistance, and interview preparation.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥0–0
Pasona is a major staffing agency founded in 1976, offering temp & part-time work via dispatch or outsourcing models. Supports foreign workers with placement services and work permit guidance.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥0–0
Free platform specifically for foreign job-seekers. Covers part-time, short-term, Japanese level optional roles. Easy registration and job matching. Great for students starting their job search in Japan.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥0–0
MyNavi Part-time is popular for part-time listings with good filters. Many student-suitable roles in retail, food service, and convenience stores. Japanese interface but many positions accept basic Japanese.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥30k–150k
Travel insurance via WorldTrips covering medical/travel expenses for students under 49. Helps with work-holiday or student visa information including NHI system. Comprehensive student support.
Fukuoka, Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥40k–120k
Offers travel medical insurance (via CareMed) for tourist or visa-waiver programs. Requires proof of insurance over study stay. For longer stays, helps enroll in Japan's health insurance system.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥60k–200k
Helps with student visa process and supplies official health insurance through partners. Provides COE-related documentation typically 4-6 weeks before departure. Comprehensive pre-departure support.
Tokyo, Japan, Japan
Intake: Year-round · Cost: ¥100k–500k
Group and educational travel to Japan including flights, travel insurance, JR Pass tickets, Wi-Fi/eSIM support, plus local in-country assistance. Perfect for student groups and educational tours.