KYOTO INSTITUTE OF CULTURE AND LANGUAGE

 ■Number 5043 renewal Oct/2011
■Address 24 Kamihate-cho, Kitashirakawa, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto 606-8252
■Phone 075-722-5066 ■Route from the nearest station
Kyoto City Bus: (Nos. 3, 5, 65, 204) – get off at the “Kamihate-cho-Kyoto-zokei-geidai-mae bus stop. Kyoto Bus: (No. 55) – get off at the “Kamihate-cho” bus stop. *Bus stops are located just in front of the school building.
■FAX 075-722-5067
■URL http://www.kicl.ac.jp
■E-Mail kicl@kca.kyoto-art.ac.jp
■Type of　Establisher Quasi-school juridical person ■Starting date of Japanese
language education		 Apr/1/1969
■Name of　representative Tokuyama Yutaka ■Term of validity
Apr/1/1969 to Sep/30/2013
■Name of　Principal Yamaguchi Osamu ■Number of Teacheres  19 Including Full-timeTeacheres 9
■Status of Japaneseeducation
instituteunder School Education Law		 Miscellaneous school (Regular course) ■Capacity of students  320 Double Shift
■Students' accommodations  Available
35,000 ～ 48,000 Yen( Per month )
■Requirements for admission
Completion of 12 years of formal school education or equivalent
■Selection of students
Evaluation of documents
■Number of registered students ( as of Jul/2011 )
Major countries or regions students are from and number of college students China
29
　Korea
5
　Taiwan
81
U.S.A
2
Malaysia
0
Vietnam
1
Australia
0
Thailand
25
 Indonesia
0
Others
30
Total
173
Other number of residents qualification students
10

■Authorized courses and offered
Course authorized Purpose
 Length of
course　		 Hours weeks Month of admission Fee(Yen)
Selection Admission Tuition Others Total
1.5 Years Course General 1year
6months		 1,224 72 10 20,000 50,000 855,000 175,500 1,100,500
2 Years Course General 2years 1,632 96 4 20,000 50,000 1,140,000 234,000 1,444,000













































































Other Courses  Summertime intensive course; Evening course; Private tutoring; Special Intensive program for Korean, American and European universities

■State of the 2010 Japanese-Language Proficiency Test ( Annual total )

Ｎ１ Ｎ２ Ｎ３ Ｎ４ Total
Examinees 75 112 25 7 219
Certified 29 67 13 5 114

■State of the 2010 Examinaiton for Japanese University Admission for International Students
1st Session(June） 2nd Session(November）
Japanese as a foreign Langage Science, Japan and world, Mathmatics Japanese as a foreign Langage Science, Japan and world, Mathmatics
Examinees Obtaind 219
points or more		 　 Examineess Obtaind 100
points or more		 Examinees Obtaind 219
points or more		 　　 Examinees Obtaind 100
points or more
31 20 Arts 7 5 40 34 Arts 9 7
Sciences 2 0 Sciences 3 0

■2010 Destination of graduates ●Number of graduates in 2010 Before school year 212
Graduate Schools Universities Junior Colleges College of Technology Special TrainingSchool TrainingSchool Other
18 27 0 0 17 0 0

■Property and Messages
1  Classes are divided in accordance with the abilities and experience of the students. Emphasis is placed on a balance of proficiency in the four areas of Reading and Writing, Speaking and Listening. The curriculum is geared toward the Examination for Japanese University admission for international Students (EJU).
2  In addition to normal classes, special courses are offered for preparation for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), as well as a comprehensive program including courses in Science, Mathematics, and Japan and the World for EJU. Also, Preparatory Class for Continuing education in the Field of Art and Design is offered for students who are interested in continuing their education at college or university in the field of Art and Design.
3  Exchange programs with Japanese college students, as well as trips and excursions to schools and various social institutions are held with regularity to help promote social and cultural exchange and communication.