The cost of studying in Japan should be specified .

Level 0-1? No need to be at the language school anymore.

Work? You're a temporary worker, right?

It depends on how many hours you play each month

An hour in Osaka is about 800 to 1000.

Tokyo is a bit higher However, the level of consumption in Tokyo is also higher than in Osaka.

Forehead... Working to earn tuition? It's hard to say right now

Level 1 doesn't need to go to a language school.

The tuition fee for the first year plus the entrance fee is about 70,000 yuan, and the living expenses are negotiable depending on your requirements for life.

An hour of 900 hours is given.

It's hard to earn your own tuition and living expenses.

It depends on what you read.

If you are a graduate student, you do not need to go to a language school for a bachelor's degree in Japanese, you can apply for a preparatory department, and you will graduate from a university in July, and you will apply for a preparatory department in October of that year, and you will have a college exam in February or March of the second year, and if you pass it, you can officially enter graduate school and study for a master's degree.

There is a time limit for part-time jobs, and you can only work 4 hours a day, and in most areas, the general job is about 800 yen per hour.

However, you can apply for a scholarship that has 10-15w months. At the same time, you can also apply for a tuition waiver, if you get both of them, not only can you earn back the tuition fees, but your living expenses will be settled.

Bitter, bitter, hard to say... Now Japan is starving to death...

How much does it cost to study in Japan for a year – tuition.

Japanese Language School: About 700,000 yen in the first year, less than 40,000 yuan at the exchange rate in November 2014. In the second year, it was about 600,000 yen, and the yuan was less than 10,000.

Japanese Universities: There are three types of Japanese universities: national, public, and private. Generally speaking, tuition fees at public universities are relatively low.

For example, in the case of universities in the Tokyo area, 820,000 yen (RMB 10,000) is paid in the first year of a national university, of which the entrance fee is 280,000 yen (only paid in the first year, and no later payments are required). RMB 10,000), lecture fee 10,000 yen (RMB 30,000); 660,000 yen (RMB 10,000) for public universities, including 140,000 yen (RMB 8,000) for admission and 10,000 yen for teaching (less than RMB 30,000); The tuition fee for the first year of most private universities in the Tokyo area is around 1.1 million yen and 1.2 million yen (RMB 10,000).

Graduate school in Japan: Graduate school tuition at public universities in Japan is similar to university tuition. RMB 10,000 for the first year and RMB 30,000 for the second year. Graduate schools at private universities are more expensive.

According to the experts of Baili Tianxia, there are many scholarships and tuition waiver systems for foreign students in Japanese universities and graduate schools, and the better the school, the more opportunities.

How much does it cost to study in Japan for a year – accommodation fees.

If the school is not able to provide student dormitories, you will need to rent an apartment on your own. However, renting a house in Japan is more expensive, and when you sign a contract, you have to pay a gift money, a deposit, an agency fee, and a guarantee. International students who have just arrived in Japan can apply for a dormitory or an international student hall at a low cost, but they should generally apply before they go.

Some language schools in Tokyo have dormitories, and the rent ranges from 40,000 yen to 60,000 yen (2,500 to 3,500 yuan) per month. Many schools in Japan have "student associations", that is, life synergies associations, which provide students with **, provide guarantees, and help students solve problems in life.

How much does it cost to study in Japan for a year – food and other miscellaneous expenses.

In fact, living expenses are the largest part of the cost of studying in Japan. If you eat out every day in Japan, the cost is very large, and you may not be able to eat well, so international students generally cook by themselves, and the price of Japanese food is okay and acceptable, and many supermarkets will deal with some goods at half price at different times. If you are in the Tokyo area, you can cook your own food every month, and you can eat it for 30,000 yen.

Transportation in Japan is very expensive, and international students must apply for a commuter pass to save a lot.

To sum up, the estimated cost of the first year in Tokyo for international students studying at a Japanese language school is: tuition fee 700,000 yuan + accommodation fee 500,000 yuan + food cost 400,000 yuan + transportation expenses and miscellaneous expenses 200,000 yuan = 1.8 million yen (RMB 10,000).

The expenses in the first year are the largest, and there is no need to pay the entrance fee in the future, and the cost of life is also habitual, and the cost will gradually decrease every year, and 100,000 yuan a year is enough.

The list of fees for studying in Japan is as follows:1. Tuition fee for public universities: 80-1,200,000 yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year).

2. Tuition fees for private universities: Tuition fees for departments are roughly divided into two categories, one is for business and liberal arts, which is roughly 1 million to 1.5 million yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year); The other is the Faculty of Science and Medicine. It is roughly 1.20-5 million yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year).

3. Tuition fee for junior colleges: roughly 90-1,500,000 yen per mu per year (about 10,000 yuan per year).

4. Tuition fee for special rolling side universities: It is roughly 90-2 million yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year), but some special majors are a little more expensive (such as beauty and fashion design majors), which is roughly 1.2 million to 2.5 million yen a year (about 10,000 yuan per year).

5. Language university tuition: about 600,000 yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year).

The list of fees for studying in Japan is as follows:

1. Tuition: 1. Public high school tuition: Generally speaking, it is roughly 600,000 yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year).

2. Private high school tuition: Generally speaking, it is roughly 90-1.6 million yen per year (about 10,000 yuan per year). Guess.

Second, the cost of living infiltration:

1. Accommodation fee: Generally speaking, it is roughly 34,000 yen per month (about 2,200 yuan per month), so it is 10,000 yuan a year.

2. Food expenses: Generally speaking, it is roughly 26,000 yen per month (about 1,700 yuan per month), so it is 10,000 yuan a year.

3. Other expenses: covering all aspects of expenses (such as daily necessities, entertainment expenses and pocket expenses, etc.), generally speaking, it is roughly 60,000 yen per month (about 3,800 yuan per month), so it is roughly 40,000 yuan a year.

3. Conditions for studying in Japan at public expense:

1. Undergraduate international students: 17 years old but under 22 years old, who have completed 12 years of school education courses (including students who are about to graduate).

2. Teachers who study abroad in Changchang: under the age of 35, who have graduated from universities or normal colleges in principle, current teachers in junior high schools and high schools, or those who have more than 5 years of in-service teaching experience in their home countries (excluding current university teachers).

3. Research students: under the age of 35, graduated from university or about to graduate. To enter graduate school for a master's degree, you need to have graduated from a university or have completed 16 years of schooling.

In terms of tuition, most of the national and public majors are 530,000 yen, private universities have a tuition fee of 6-90,000 yuan a year, and art majors are the most expensive, with an annual tuition fee of about 100,000 yuan.