How do I prepare for the KCP program?
Preparing early helps students transition smoothly into KCP International Japanese Language School and daily life in Tokyo. Before departure, review KCP’s Essentials FAQs and download…
1. Setting Up
Do I need to know some Japanese before I study at KCP?
No. KCP International Japanese Language School does not have a strict Japanese language requirement for admission, so you do not need to be proficient in…
What types of housing are available to me?
At KCP, you have two options for your lodging: homestay with a Japanese family, or dormitory. Dormitory life offers several advantages. KCP dorms feature private rooms and…
What Travel Documents Do I Need to Study at KCP in Japan?
If you plan to study at KCP International Japanese Language School, you will need a valid passport and should review Japan’s current entry requirements before…
What general health planning should I do before I leave?
We encourage you to have complete physical and dental examinations before traveling abroad. See Do I need a complete physical? If you wear glasses or…
What types of medicine can I take to Japan?
It is illegal to bring into Japan some over-the-counter medicines commonly used in the United States, including inhalers and some allergy and sinus medications: specifically,…
Is There Any Phone Planning I Need to Do Before Studying in Japan?
Should I Set Up My Phone Before Leaving for Japan? Yes. Students planning to attend KCP International Japanese Language School should think about phone and…
What cash plans should I make before I leave?
We suggest that you obtain about $300 US worth of Japanese Yen (roughly ¥30,000–35,000) before you leave. Best to do this through a bank. Check…
I can’t wait to go to KCP in Japan. What are Shinjuku and Tokyo like?
Tokyo is one of the largest cities in the world, with a population of over 12 million people. As the political and economic center of Japan,…
Do you have any maps of the KCP area and Japan?
Yes. We have downloadable maps of Tokyo and the KCP neighborhood.
