Meiji Academy
Meiji Academy
Meiji Academy offers a particularly flexible course system at two locations – Fukuoka and Sapporo (Hokkaido) – that adapts to your daily life and goals. You choose the pace, course duration, and focus areas yourself; learning takes place in small classes with personal support and plenty of room for questions. The lessons are communication-oriented and designed to help you confidently use Japanese in everyday life – structured, but without exam pressure. Whether you prefer the relaxed, student-friendly atmosphere of Fukuoka with short distances, or the tranquil metropolis of Sapporo with distinct seasons and proximity to nature – both locations offer a focused learning environment and complement lessons with practical activities. This way, you combine individual learning with real on-site experiences and make fast, noticeable progress – from beginner to advanced topics.
Difficulty
Level
JLPT N5 – JLPT N1
Minimum duration
2 weeks
Start dates
January – December, at the beginning of the month
Locations
- Fukuoka
- Sapporo
Previous knowledge?
Not required
Placement test
Online before the course starts
What Awaits You?
A flexible course system, and personal support and lessons in small groups or individual sessions. In addition to the language acquisition places who which great you value a cultural integration, e. g. through workshops, city tours or Business etiquette courses.
Who is Meiji Academy Ideal for?
For anyone who individual and relaxed learn want – whether for the everyday life, who travel or as start in a life in Japan. Ideal well for professionals, study breaks or Working Holiday stays. Especially practical: You can between the locations Fukuoka and Sapporo choose.
Which School Suits Me?
Don’t worry – you don’t have to decide right away. We would be happy to advise you and work together to find out which school and location best suit you and your goals.
You can also leave the choice entirely to us – uncomplicated and individual.
About the location
Learn Japanese in one of Japan’s southernmost or northernmost locations!
Fukuoka
Fukuoka, Kyushu’s largest city (pop. ~1.6M), pairs a high quality of life with a coastal setting and a famous food scene—hello, tonkotsu ramen. Historically a trading gateway, it’s now a major hub with frequent links to South Korea and China. Expect modern shopping, historic temples and shrines, and green escapes like Ohori Park.
Sapporo
Sapporo, Hokkaido’s capital (~1.9M), brings deep-snow winters, the Sapporo Snow Festival, and quick access to ski resorts—then cool, comfortable summers. Built on a Western-style grid, it’s easy to navigate and big on flavor: think fresh seafood and miso ramen, plus the iconic Sapporo Beer.
