Japanese courses for Teens in Japan
Redefine your world in Japan! Improve your language skills and learn more about Japanese culture: kawaii, anime, fashion, art, tradition, lifestyle, and more!
This summer, attend our Japanese summer course for teens in Japan and participate in enjoyable activities. Accommodation in a supervised residence or Japanese host family.
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Description
Immerse yourself in our Japanese language camp in Japan! Choose to live with a welcoming host family or in a supervised student residence, and take part in Japanese language courses.!
Experience cultural activities and exciting trips as part of this fabulous Japanese language adventure!
During their stay in Japan, students will receive language courses at our school in Fukuoka. This school has modern facilities and a group of qualified professionals in the education field. Every year, students from all across the world join this program, as it offers effective, structured Japanese Lessons, cultural activities that give a glimpse into the day-to-day Japanese lifestyle, and incredible trips, including a mega journey to Hiroshima, Universal Studios Japan, and Kyoto.
The Japanese courses for Teens in Japan run for four weeks during July, and you must apply at least five months before your arrival.
The school has 13 classrooms, each with a capacity of 120 international students, professional and motivated staff, and a large, spacious lounge where students can enjoy themselves.
Summer Japanese courses for teens
As a student of our language course (20 lessons per week—beginners welcome), you will also attend "Culture lessons" outside the classroom, including a visit to a Japanese High School, to discover and learn more about this millenary culture! Two amazing trips are arranged for the second and third weekends of your stay.
There is another language camp in Kyoto with no limit on language proficiency and a minimum stay of 2 weeks.
Supervision
Classes and activities are NOT shared with adult students and are supervised by school staff. Students have a curfew at the residence and are expected to be back by 11 PM at the latest. They will travel from and to school with public transport, which is unsupervised.
About Fukuoka
The city of Fukuoka is the largest in Kyushu, in southern Japan. It offers a moderate climate, and due to its cleanliness, safety, and excellent services, it is a highly recommended location to study Japanese. The summers are warm, the winters mild, and the people are friendly. Fukuoka's renowned cuisine and the warmth of its people will make your stay here a pleasure. The city is full of wonderful restaurants, and it is difficult to visit an izakaya (a local restaurant) without making new friends. The city combines traditional and modern Japan and is an excellent destination for those who want total immersion in the language, as there are not so many foreigners there.
School location
The school is centrally located in Fukuoka, a city of 1.5 million people, just a short walk from southern Japan's largest subway and train station. All necessary amenities, such as banks, post offices, stores, restaurants, etc., are within walking distance of the school. In addition, there is a park and a river nearby. The nearest bathing beach is only 15 minutes away by bus, and there is a beautiful beach and tourist area (Momochi) less than 20 minutes away.
Why choose this summer camp in Japan?
- 20 lessons per week (50 min per lesson)
- Cultural experience classes where students practice what they learned in communicative situations!
- Orientation class, Graduation Ceremony, Friday Graduation party, etc.
- 3 School Trips, including a "Mega Trip" to Hiroshima, Kyoto, and Osaka, where they will go to Universal Studios Japan!
- Specially designed for beginners students, Japanese level A0 and A1 (proficiency test is not required)
- Placement test on the first day to determine the best class for your level.
- Teachers speak English and Japanese, but English is only used when necessary to explain grammar rules.
- Prioritize communication skills, but also teach reading and writing for daily life.
- Max 8 students
- All teachers are Native Japanese
Note:
- Expect about two hours of homework daily, Monday to Friday.
- Classes and activities will NOT include adult students and will always be supervised by school staff.
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Activities
The Junior summer camp in Japan combines the best and most fun trips with extra weekday activities that teenage students will love. Studying in Japan during the summer has never been so exciting.
Specific activities change according to season, location, and availability. Classes and activities are NOT shared with adult students and will always be supervised by school staff.
Students will attend several Cultural activity classes, including:
- Japanese High School visit!
- Tanabata festival at Fukuoka Tower
- Yamakasa Japanese Festival
- National Aso Youth House visit
They will also have the opportunity to participate in exciting trips, such as:
- Kumamoto City Tour
- Hakata City Tour
- Hiroshima, Kyoto, and Osaka, where they will go to Universal Studios Japan! (Three-day trip all included!)
In Fukuoka, students can visit many temples, museums, parks, etc. In addition, there is a park and river close by. The closest swimming beach is just 15 minutes away by bus, and a beautiful beach and resort area (Momochi) is less than 20 minutes away. Kyoto offer so much to explore as well!
It will be a month full of exhilarating experiences while the students keep improving their Japanese and making new friends!
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Accommodation
In Fukuoka, students will stay at a Host Family or Supervised Residence, half board.
Host Family
Students may live with a Japanese host family. The accommodation includes half board (Breakfast and Dinner) between Monday and Saturday (Sundays excluded). Lunch is not included. Host families may live one hour from the school by public transportation.
Staying with a carefully selected Japanese host family is the perfect way to immerse in the culture and practice what you have learned at school that day at "home." The host family will support the student and be a resource in their adventure in Japan.
Students may be required to stay in a homestay with other students, with a private room. Efforts will be made to ensure the other students do not speak their native language.
In your room, you will have the following:
- Bed (sheets/blankets/etc provided)
- Desk and chair
- Air conditioning
- Internet (not guaranteed, and might be wired‐access only, so bring your own LAN cable or buy a cheap wifi router from school if required)
- Closet (not guaranteed)/clothes rack
Supervised Residence
Students will stay in a supervised residence. The accommodation includes half board (Breakfast and Dinner) between Monday and Saturday (Sundays excluded). Lunch is available at restaurants/cafes close to school (not included.) They will have their private rooms with shared facilities. The residences are located 20 to 25 minutes from school.
The facility features the same items as the host family's room.
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Procedures
You must apply for this program at least five months in advance. However, we highly recommend you apply as early as you can, as this camp has a limited number of spots available and sells out very fast!
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Prices
Japanese summer camps in Japan for teens
* Price in Japanese Yen per participant. The invoice will be issued in US dollars based on the currency exchange rate on the day it is issued.
Not included: Application Fees (65 EUR)
Summer camp in Fukuoka:
Start date: June 30th, 2025; end date: July 25th, 2025 (arrival on Sunday, 29th June 2025, departure on Sunday, 27th July 2025).
Price includes
- Administration fees
- Supervised Residence or Host Family accommodation with breakfast and dinner (half board)
- Language courses (20 lessons per week)
- Orientation class
- Hakata City Tour, Kumamoto Day Trip, and School "Mega Trip" to Hiroshima, Osaka, and Kyoto (Mega Trip includes transportation, tickets to Universal Studios Japan, two hotel nights, and full board)
- Cultural activity lessons
- Textbooks
- Airport pick-up and transfers on arrival and departure
- Support, assistance and 24/7 Emergency line during the whole program
Price does not include
- Round-trip international airfare
- International Travel Insurance
- Visa, passport and medical exam fees
- Extra activities
- Personal expenses and spending money
- Medical, Liability and Emergency Repatriation Insurance
- Lunch (except for the Mega Trip)
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Testimonials
We just wanted to drop you a quick note to express our thanks for your support during the entire process, from our introductory call earlier this year, to the completion of the program and David’s return to our Home.
We were very pleased with our experience, and David had a fantastic time in Fukuoka. David was very happy about the school, the teachers and the education he received, as well as the activities. We appreciated the fact that they were only 6 student per class, allowing for efficient learning!
We couldn’t have hoped for a better match with the host family either, who’s been fantastic and who could involve David into their day to day activities, including some cooking and participation to weekly volleyball training with their son.
We will be looking forward to arranging another trip for David next year, possibly in Kyoto, with Nacel.
Thank you again!
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Deadline
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : Eligibility
BEGINNERS WELCOME!
You don’t need to speak Japanese to enroll in this program! This language camp is geared toward students at A0 to A1 levels.
The only requirement is that students must be able to read the Hiragana alphabet before arriving at school.
If your Japanese proficiency level is intermediate or advanced, we recommend our language camp in Kyoto.
Japanese courses for Teens in Japan : FAQ
School staff are available 24/7 for emergencies. They assist with medical issues, lost items, and natural disasters. Students carry an emergency card and have clear instructions for evacuation procedures.
Host families provide an authentic and immersive experience of Japanese culture. They are dedicated to making you feel at home and act as guides and mentors throughout your adventure in Japan. This makes them a valuable resource for your journey.
Students are expected to respect house rules, maintain cleanliness, and communicate politely.
Minors are encouraged to follow curfew rules and to steer clear of restricted areas like bars and karaoke venues. The school promotes safe and supervised exploration, helping students engage in enriching activities within appropriate boundaries.
Students have an orientation, take a Japanese-level test, and begin classes. Schedules are provided weekly through the student portal. Depending on the schedule you can have morning or afternoon classes.
Yes, students must have a working phone number in Japan for emergency contact. The school can help students arrange SIM cards or pocket Wi-Fi.
Bedsheets are provided, but please bring your own towels and toiletries (toothpaste, face wash, shampoo, etc.).
In general, we can accommodate most diets. However, if your diet is very strict, you may be advised to prepare your own meals. Please let us know about your dietary needs before booking so we can confirm whether we can accept you into the program.
Students will be assigned to a family that best fits their needs and is located closest to the school. You will be asked to fill in a form with detailed questions to find the best matching family for you.
This arrangement will be finalized 3 weeks to 1 month prior to the start of classes.
All students are required to have travel insurance for the duration of their stay. The insurance must cover potential medical expenses as well as property damage liability. If you would like us to arrange travel insurance for you, please indicate this during the booking process.