Build a solid foundation in Japanese - and earn an official certificate - with our 10-week intensive JLPT N5 course.
Taught by certified native teachers, this program meets the 150-hour study requirement often needed for student visa or long-term course applications in Japan.
Course Schedule:
Monday–Friday
13:30–16:30 (Japan time)
15 hours/week × 10 weeks = 150 hours total
What's included
- Small, interactive classes with certified native instructors
- All textbooks and course materials (delivered via international mail)
- Official certificate upon completion
- Personalised feedback and progress tracking throughout your course
Course fee:
382,000 JPY (10 weeks)
Textbooks and materials included
Please reach us at info@local-life-japan.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes. This course provides 150 hours of structured Japanese study, which is often required when applying for student visas or long-term courses in Japan. We will issue an official certificate upon completion to include with your application.
This course is designed for:
- Beginners aiming to pass the JLPT N5
- Learners planning to apply for a student visa or long-term study in Japan
- Anyone who wants an intensive, structured foundation in Japanese with professional support
Certificates are issued upon successful completion of all 150 hours of study. Your certificate can be sent as a digital PDF free of charge, and by international mail for an additional postage fee.
You can add private lessons to fit your schedule - ideal for extra conversation practice, targeted grammar help, or JLPT mock test prep.
Schedule a free consultation and take the first step toward your adventure!
Akashi, Hyogo, Japan
Phone: +81 78 962 7080 Email: info@local-life-japan.com LINE: @local-life-japan Instagram: @local_life_japan
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Local Life Japan
8F Shiragiku Grand Bldg, 1-7-4 Oakashi-cho, Akashi, Hyogo 673-0891
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