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Admissions

Application Process & Campus Visits

Admits students currently in Grade 8 to Grade 11 (no school-registration or hukou restrictions). Open nationwide. Art / music specialty applicants are given priority.

A Four-Step Application Process

  1. 01

    Inquire

    Speak with our admissions team by phone, chatbot, or campus visit.

  2. 02

    Visit + entrance test

    Come to campus for the written exam and interview. (Art applicants: no on-the-spot drawing required.)

  3. 03

    Admission

    Successful applicants receive an offer letter.

  4. 04

    Enrollment

    Complete fee payment and enrollment. New students can join an online summer prep course (gojūon basics + Japanese culture).

The entrance assessment combines a written exam (logical reasoning) and an interview (communication, attitude, match with the chosen track). Comprehensive applicants with Japanese background are placed via a leveling test; absolute beginners are welcome too. The Art track focuses on the interview — on-the-spot drawing is not required, but you are welcome to bring work.

Tuition

Comprehensive Track

RMB 80,000 / year

approx. RMB 135,600 / year (incl. room/board, advising, activities)

Art Track

RMB 100,000 / year

approx. RMB 155,600 / year (incl. room/board, advising, activities)

Significantly lower than studying in Europe or the US. Tuition is billed per academic year; refund rules follow the enrollment agreement.

Daily Schedule

  • 08:00–08:30Breakfast
  • 08:40–12:25Morning classes
  • 12:30–13:30Lunch break
  • 13:30–17:00Afternoon classes
  • 17:00–17:30Dinner (boarders)
  • 19:00–20:50Evening study (boarders)

Book a Visit

Book a Visit / Inquire Online

After submission, our admissions team will contact you within 24 hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most students arrive as absolute beginners. Tiered instruction matches every student to a fitting language path; our N2 pass rate is 99%.
Two main intakes: March (spring) and September (fall). Rolling mid-year admissions are also accepted after a pre-assessment.
Yes. Japan's national, public, and most private universities are recognized by China's Ministry of Education. We guide students through the full Returned Student Certificate and credential-recognition process.
A "3/4 + 0.5 year" model: 3 to 4 years in the CIBA Japanese Study Division, then a 0.5-year bridge at a partner Japanese language school to prepare for school-specific entrance exams.
Yes. Our curriculum starts with fundamental drawing, and our methodology helps beginners catch up quickly. We weigh passion, perseverance, and original thinking more heavily than current skill level.
Dorms are 4-person rooms with basic furnishings and supervised by dedicated dorm staff. The dining hall provides balanced meals; takeout deliveries are generally not permitted.
We maintain a safety net: a partner-protocol school is guaranteed for any student who completes the curriculum and meets the basic bar; specialty schools (similar to associate-degree programs but with strong employment outcomes in Japan) are also available as a bridge while continuing to apply for universities; deferred applications are accepted. The 99% advancement rate is our backbone.