ASIA INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE CENTER

アジア国際語学センター

Number:K022

Address Kowa Bldg., 1-1-11 Kotobuki-cho, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa 231-0026
Phone 045-680-6866  Directions from the nearest station
2 minutes walk from JR Ishikawacho Station.
FAX 045-680-0899 
URL http://www.ailc.asia/ 
E-Mail info@ailc.asia 
Type of Establishment Joint stock corporation
Name of representative Nakari Syuho
Name of principal Ara Mayumi
Starting date of Japanese language instruction 1993/9/1
Number of Teachers 77 (Including Full-timeTeachers:20 )
Student capacity 877  (Double Shift)
Student accommodations Unavailable 
Status of Japanese educational institute under School Education Law Unavailable
Requirements for admission Completion of 12 years of formal school education or equivalent
Selection of students Evaluation of documents, Interview, Interview with guarantor

Number of registered students (as of 2026/7 )

Major countries and regions of student
origin and number of college students
China
144
Korea
0
Taiwan
0
Vietnam
0
Nepal
196
Thailand
0
Myanmar
1
Mongolia
0
Indonesia
0
Sri Lanka
0
Sweden
0
Malaysia
1
U.S.A
0
India
0
France
0
Russia
0
Philippines
0
Saudi Arabia
0
Italy
0
Spain
0
U.K
0
Canada
0
Bangladesh
0
Cambodia
0
Singapore
0
Switzerland
0
Germany
0
Australia
0
Others
1
Total
343
Number of students with statuses other than "college student": 0

Authorized course information

Course authorized Purpose Length of course Class hours
(Time for each unit)
Weeks Month of
admission
Fee (yen)
Selection Admission Tuition Others Total
1 Year 3 Months College Preparatory Course College Preparation 1year 3months 1,000 50 1 55,000  33,000  990,000  110,000  1,188,000 
1 Year 6 Months College Preparatory Course College Preparation 1.5years 1,200 60 10 55,000  33,000  1,166,000  132,000  1,386,000 
1 Year 9 Months College Preparatory Course College Preparation 1year 9months 1,400 70 7 55,000  33,000  1,342,000  154,000  1,584,000 
2 Years College Preparatory Course College Preparation 2years 1,600 80 4 55,000  33,000  1,518,000  176,000  1,782,000 
         
         
         
         
         
Other Courses:

Results for the 2025 Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (annual total )

Year N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 Total
Examinees 63 134 501 81 0 779
Certified 54 110 398 71 0 633

Results for the 2025 Examination 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
Arts Sciences Arts Sciences
Examinees Obtained 219
points or more
Examinees Obtained 100
points or more
Examinees Obtained 100
points or more
Examinees Obtained 219
points or more
Examinees Obtained 100
points or more
Examinees Obtained 100
points or more
15 11 14 12 14 11 34 24 16 11 14 10

2025 Destination of graduatesNumber of graduates 491

Graduate School University Junior College Technical School Special Training
School
Training School Other
24 113 12 342 0 0 0

School Features

1 The Long-term Course is designed for students who aim to advance to Japanese universities, graduate schools, or vocational schools. Throughout the academic year, the curriculum comprehensively develops the four core Japanese language skills—reading, listening, speaking, and writing—to achieve a high level of Japanese proficiency. At the same time, the syllabus is carefully structured to incorporate preparation for entrance examinations, ensuring systematic and effective instruction.
2 To help students adapt smoothly to life in Japan, we actively provide guidance that promotes international understanding and cross-cultural awareness, while deepening students’ understanding of Japanese society and culture. One of our school's strengths is our comprehensive educational support, which helps students achieve successful academic advancement and enjoy a fulfilling life in Japan.
3 We thoroughly implement a one-on-one academic counseling system for students seeking higher education. We provide individualized guidance on entrance examination preparation, aptitude assessment, school selection, admission information analysis, and study planning. Each student receives a personalized academic schedule, along with comprehensive support for application preparation, entrance examination practice, interview training, and enrollment procedures.By consistently following this individualized guidance policy, our school has maintained a 100% advancement rate among students who wish to pursue higher education each year. To date, we have successfully helped many outstanding students gain admission to prestigious universities, graduate schools, and vocational schools throughout Japan.In addition, for students who require instruction in specialized subjects for university entrance examinations, we also offer supplementary preparatory classes through our affiliated cram school.

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