About ISI Japanese Language School
Through language, we open the door to the future.
Expanding individual potential through Japanese language learning.
ISI Japanese Language School offers education that connects to further studies, employment, and life beyond, supporting the challenges of students from around the world.
About ISI Japanese Language School
ISI Japanese Language School was established in 1992 as a member of the WEWORLD group, which includes Japanese language schools, vocational schools, and universities, founded in 1977. Since then, it has continued to support the learning of students from around the world, and it has become a global educational institution with over 10,000 students from more than 100 countries and regions studying each year. In an environment where diverse cultures and values intersect, it provides learning that connects to each individual's future.
See ISI's educational philosophy and educational policy.
- 1977 Year of establishment
- 10,000+ number of enrolled students for years
- 100+ Countries and Regions
- 9 number of bases
- About 50 years of educational achievements

Characteristics of ISI Japanese Language School
As Japan's largest Japanese Language Institutions, we provide learning that "leads to results" in all aspects of education, career guidance, support, and environment.
- education
- Japanese language education that supports the growth of each individual.
- Career Pathways
- Support for realizing the future.
- Support
- Support system for study abroad life.
- environment
- Multicultural coexistence campus environment.
History
50 years of progress and towards the future ahead.
1977
Establishment of WEWORLD1992
Opened a school in Nagano.2002
Expand into Tokyo.2017
Expand into Kyoto.2024
to expand into OsakaRepresentative Message
Looking at the numbers of teachers at ISI Japanese Language School.
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800
Students
+number of teachers
Total for all campuses -
7.1
year
Average Teaching Experience
Experience in Japanese language education. -
100
%
Qualified person
Possession of Japanese language teacher qualification.
Kyoko Komi"What I love about Japanese language schools is being able to learn and have fun alongside students from so many different countries."Read Interview
Yuki Hatakeyama"Even though I'm the one teaching Japanese, I often find myself learning about the cultures and knowledge of many different countries."Read Interview
Haruka SakamotoBasically, it is bright and fun.Read Interview
the network of ISI Japanese Language School
Utilizing its nine campuses across Japan and the educational network of the WEWORLD group, we provide extensive support from learning to further education and employment.













