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Japan is in the continent of Asia . its country is made up of many islands. Since the sun rises in the east, Japan is often called” The Land of The Land of The Rising Sun.”The Japanese refers to their country as “Nippon” or Nihon “which means “source of the sun”.

The capital of Japan is Tokyo. In fact it is one of the largest cities in the world. it is modern, very busy, and extremely crowded. In fact, today, Japan is a modernized country. They have factories, tevlevisions, radios, cameras, and other familiar objects.

Japan has a population of about 127 million, of which 99 percent are Japanese. Located in the Far East, Japan is an archipelago of more than 6,800 islands stretching about 1,800 miles from northeast to southwest. its latitudinal range is the same as Quebec, Canada, all the way to key west,U.S.A.its Land mass is slighty smaller than the state of California or Sweden, with almost 75% of the land consisting of mountains.

There are four major islands :Hokkaido,Shikoku, and Kyushu.Honshu , the largest and most populated and home to Tokyo, Kyoto, and other major cities, is subdivided into five geographical regions.From north to south,they are Tohoku,Kanto,Chubu,Kinki, and Chugoku.Hokkaido, in the north, is subarctic and boats spectacular mountain scenery wide opening plains,While southern Kyushu is subtropical and is Famous for its.balmy weather, beaches, and hot-spring resorts. Shikoku, connected to Honshu via three bridges yet off the beaten path for most foreign tourists, is known for its many Buddhist temples and views of the Seto Inland Sea.

The Japanese economy is one of the third largest in the world. Only the USA and China have a higher GNP. The Japanese currency is the Yen.

Education

When Japan opened herself to the world in 1868, one of the government’s high priority was catching up with Western standards in science and education .The Japanese education system was reformed mainly according to the German and French model which experts regarded as most suitable and advantageous.

After the Second world war, the Americans reformed the Japanese education system after their own which consists of six years of elementary school, each three years of junior and seniors high school and four years of university or two years of junior college.

Compulsory education includes elementary school and junior high school. Over 90 %of all students also graduate from high school and over 40% from university or junior college. At universities the percentage of male students is higher than of female students while the opposite is the case at junior colleges. The number of graduate university students is relatively low.

The Japanese school year starts in April and consists of three terms, separated by short holidays in springs and winter, and a one month long summer break.

A characteristic of the Japanese school system are entrance exam and with them a high competitiveness among students. Most high schools, universities , as well as a few private junior high schools and elementary schools require applicants to write entrance exams. In order to pass entrance exams to the best institutions, many students attend special preparation schools (juku) besides regular classes, or for one to two years between high school and university (yobiko).The most prestigious universities are the national University of Tokyo and University of Kyoto, followed by the best private universities.

The general case of studying in Japan begins with a student first enrolling for a Japanese Language course for at least six months in Nepal. Once this course is completed successfully the student gets an admission into a school or college in Japan where they need to study Japanese Language for another one or two year depending on their proficiency level in Japanese Language.

We offer Japanese Language course to our students who want to study in Japan or just want to take Japanese Language classes for any other purpose. We provide the best teacher in the entire city for Japanese Language classes.

1. Native Professional Japanese Language Teachers who are certified by the Japanese Government to teach Japanese Language to Foreign students.

2. Digital Lab ,On-line communication practice through hi-tech software.

3. Library facilities

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