Osaka, Japan · Japanese
ISI Japanese Language School Osaka
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About the school
ISI Japanese Language School has its Osaka campus on the fifth floor of the Oak Shinsaibashi Building in Minamisenba. The campus map identifies routes from both Shinsaibashi and Nagahoribashi stations and shows the underground shopping passage as a landmark. This is useful on a first visit because several language schools operate in the same part of Chuo Ward. The building name and floor distinguish the ISI campus.
Academic Japanese and elective study
ISI’s Osaka programme includes an Academic Japanese Course and describes electives aimed at different student goals. The school provides academic guidance for people considering universities or graduate schools in the Kansai region. A learner choosing a longer programme can discuss the Japanese needed for applications as well as the level of language expected once a degree begins.
The Osaka school also identifies everyday communication and employment among the goals students bring to the classroom. Some employment-related options have language-level and previous-education conditions. Someone planning to use Japanese professionally can clarify those requirements when selecting a course. A student interested primarily in university preparation can instead ask which elective group and guidance sessions are available at their level and how the intake dates fit the admissions cycle of their preferred institution.
Study options
- Academic Japanese
Ask the school about current dates, entry requirements, class sizes and fees for your preferred programme.
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Compiled from public sources on 2026-11-08. School confirmation is pending.
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