Location
  • Japan
    • Tokyo
Term
Summer
Subject Areas
Arts Asian Studies Business Cultural Studies East Asian Studies Economics Finance Gender Studies Global Studies International Business International Relations +1

Program Details

Program Type
Provider
Degree Level
Bachelors
Language
Japanese

Pricing

Starting Price
3990
Price Details
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What's Included
Accommodation Activities Classes Wifi
What's Included (Extra)

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Sep 30, 2024
Sep 09, 2024
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About Program

Spend two, four, or six weeks of summer in the biggest (and coolest?) city in the world: Tokyo, Japan! This program takes place at a local Japanese university with a global perspective: J.F. Oberlin University. You'll be able to choose from courses at all levels of Japanese language, as well as art, business, culture and other topics taught in English. You'll enjoy exceptional on-site support, ensuring you're not only feeling comfortable but making the most of your cultural and social engagements while in Japan!

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Program Highlights

  • Choose from Japanese language courses and art, business, and culture taught in English
  • Enjoy exceptional on-site support, group activities, and excursions
  • Study on a tranquil and traditional campus in suburban Tokyo
  • Stay for one, two, or three sessions, with each session offering different courses
  • Make local friends through various on-campus clubs and activities

Program Reviews

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  • Academics 3
  • Support 5
  • Fun 5
  • Housing 4
  • Safety 5
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Emma
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

True feeling of Tokyo

With CIS Abroad, I was able to experience many sides of Tokyo, not just the touristy, overcrowded areas. Housing was located in a quiet neighborhood, and the campus was near busy Shinjuku. The onsite staff were so kind and went out of their way to help us when we needed it. They also gave us the freedom to explore Tokyo (and Japan, for that matter) safely, but without making us feel like children. I would recommend this for a self-guided person who does not want to be required to attend mandatory outings.

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
There was an Italian restaurant tucked into an alleyway that sold pizza with thousands of tiny fish as a topping! It was a surprise, but a fun story.
Pros
  • Self-guided
  • Laid-back
  • Helpful staff
Cons
  • Lack of outings
  • Mediocre housing
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