- At MERIC Japanese Language School not only provide Japanese lessons with students, but have helped them go to the higher education in Japan. - A variety of activities - MERIC has partnerships with more than thirty universities. - various kinds of scholarsihps
Meric Japanese Language SchoolAbout the
At MERIC Japanese Language School, we not only provide Japanese lessons with students, but have helped them go to the higher education in Japan. Also, students gain language skills to be able to work as interpreters or sightseeing guides. In addition to classes, we have activities such as a speech contest, short trip and tea ceremony. Also, students have opportunities to go to Kabuki, newspaper company, tea ceremony and flower arrangement. We organize programs to help students understand the whole Japanese society and culture. We have had a great success in special programs for The Japanese Language Proficiency Test and Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students(EJU), which are held every year. Also, we have partnerships with more than thirty universities. There are various kinds of scholarsihps and dormitories available. Bilingual staff who are eager to support your life in Japan and passionate instructors always welcome you. Study at MERIC will provide you with many possibilities in your future.
Focus of Study : A homeroom teacher and two or three other instructors give lessons in each class. Classes are taught according to the level of the students' language skills. Teachers consult with students and give advice about their study and life in Japan.
Benefit, Goal of this course : To pass the 1st and 2nd grad of Japanese Language Proficiency Test To enroll at vocational colleges, universities and graduate schools in Japan To acquire academic language skills in Japanese for a higher education To acquire speaking/writing skills for a future career To observe Japanese culture and the society
Curriculum :
Grammar, comprehension, conversation, listening, writing, composition, vocabulary, current affairs in Japan, Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, Japanese Language Proficiency Test, Japanese culture (tea ceremony and flower arrangement) Classroom Hour : Monday through Friday 20 hours a week (800 hours a year in total) 9:00-12:50 (Intermediate and advanced), 13:10-17:00 (Elementary
Focus of Study : A homeroom teacher and two or three other instructors give lessons in each class. Classes are taught according to the level of the students' language skills. Teachers consult with students and give advice about their study and life in Japan.
Benefit, Goal of this course : To pass the 1st and 2nd grad of Japanese Language Proficiency Test To enroll at vocational colleges, universities and graduate schools in Japan To acquire academic language skills in Japanese for a higher education To acquire speaking/writing skills for a future career To observe Japanese culture and the society
Curriculum :
Grammar, comprehension, conversation, listening, writing, composition, vocabulary, current affairs in Japan, Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, Japanese Language Proficiency Test, Japanese culture (tea ceremony and flower arrangement) Classroom Hour : Monday through Friday 20 hours a week (800 hours a year in total) 9:00-12:50 (Intermediate and advanced), 13:10-17:00 (Elementary
Course Information
Class size
20-24 Students
Course Level
6level
VISA Info
Acceptance letter issue
Minimum age
18
Accommodation
Off-campus Residence
Qualification
N/A
Course Schedule
(2025Year schedule), has been finished. (2026Year schedule), has been updating
Fees
School's Admin fee
(JPY)Ұ 30,000
Tuition
1 ~ 12 Week
1 ~ 24 Week
Week
Week
Week
(JPY)Ұ 136,000 / Week
(JPY)Ұ 355,000 / Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
Housing Placement
Accommodation Fee
Terms
Homestay
On-Campus Dorm/residence
Off-Campus residence
2 Month
(JPY)Ұ 60000
Airport Pickup
Other Charges
Remarks / Other Information
* Dates and Fees are approximate and may change without prior notice.
Accommodation
In Merrick, It features a dormitory for international students. Access and within 20 minutes even better by bicycle from school dormitory of all, it is an environment where very easy to live. Facilities TV/Refrigerator/Desk and chair/air-conditioning/Kitchen
Surrounding Area
10 minute walk from Nippombashi (subway and Kintetsu line) and Namba station In the east, Shimoderacho, where old temples are located. In the west, electronics quarter 'Nippombashi'. In the north, so-called 'the kitchen of Osaka', Kuromon Market. In the south, Tsutenkaku Tower can be seen and the environment is good for studying despite of the convenient access to the city. 10 minutes on foot from Exit No.10 of subway or Kintetsu Nippombashi Sta. 10 minutes on foot from Exit No.2 of subway Shitennojimae Sta. 12 minutes on foot from Nankai line Namba Sta.
I attended Meric Japanese
linguistic institution for a year and now I am an intern in Osaka. I majored in
Japanese language and barely passed 2nd degree in the official Japanese
exam. However, I wanted to improve my Japanese, so I decided to go to Japan for
language study abroad. I was worried about the nuclear issues but Osaka was
relatively safer than other places. The institution is between Nanba station
and Nihonbashi station. Nanba is the most affluent region in Osaka. It is good
for shopping and the inflation isn’t very high, making it easier for me to
sustain a stable life. The course consists of a morning class and an afternoon
class. Classes are classified; there are exam preparation course, business Japanese,
and daily use Japanese. 1 year might seem short, but I am confident that I mastered
what I aimed for. Dormitory is 10 minutes away from the institution. It is
located in a silent region and the facilities are very clean. Osaka is less
city-like relative to Tokyo, but the old Japanese culture is evident in Osaka. So
I hope I helped those who are considering studying in Japan
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메리크일본어학교에서 1년동안 공부하고 지금은 오사카에서 인턴 하고 있는 학생입니다. 저는 2년제 대학에서 일어를 전공하고 간신히 능력시험 2급에 패스했는데 일본어를 더 배우려고 어학연수를 오게되었어요. 아무래도 방사능 때문에 오기전에 걱정이 이만저만이 아니었는데 오사카는 다른 지역에 비해서 안전한것 같아요. 그리고 학교는 난바역이랑 니혼바시 역 근처에 있는데 난바는 오사카에서 가장 번화한 곳이에요. 쇼핑하기에도 좋고 시장도 많기 때문에 구경할 것도 많고 항상 거리를 돌아다니기만해도 재밌었어요. 도쿄에 비해서 물가도 싸기 때문에 생활하기에 좋구요. 학교 수업은 1년 코스로 평일 오전, 오후로 수업이 나뉘어있는데 능력시험 대비수업, 비지니스 일본어, 그리고 실생활에서 쓰이는 일본어를 배우기 때문에 더 좋았어요. 1년이 짧다고 생각했지만 저는 일본어를 마스터 한 것 같아요. 기숙사는 학교에서 10분 거리에 있는데 굉장히 조용한 곳에 있고 깨끗해요. 오사카는 도쿄보다는 도시느낌이 덜하지만 그만큼 일본 전통이 남아있기도하고 도시의느낌이 나기도하고 그런 점에서 좋은 것 같아요. 일본으로 어학연수 오시는 분들이 참고하셨으면 좋겠네요!
오기전에는 간단한 읽고 쓰기만 간신히 가능했다면 지금은 일본인들과 자연스러운 프리토킹이 가능할 정도로 확실하게 일본어실력을 키울 수 있었어요 :) 선생님들도 너무 친절하시고 무엇보다 다양한 나라 친구들을 사귈 수 있었던 점이 좋았어요. 저는 일본에 가기전에 한국에서 꽤 오래 일본어학원을 다녔지만 실력이 잘 오르지 않았어요. 하지만 메리크를 다니다보니 아무래도 한국에서 일본어를 공부하는것보다 일본인 선생님이 직접 가르쳐주시고 일본어를 쓸수밖에 없는 환경에서 지내다보니 자연스럽게 늘 수 밖에 없는 것 같아요. 갔다와서는 JLPT1급도 쉽게 땄네요ㅎㅎ
학교 시설도 좋고 기숙사도 깔끔해서 1년동안 불편한거 하나 없었어요ㅎㅎ동경에도 놀러갔었는데 저는 개인적으로 오사카에 오길 잘했다고 생각해요. 동경에비해 학비나 생활비도 저렴하고 공부하기에 좋은 환경인 것 같아요. 저는 장학금까지 받고 학교를 다녔네요 :) 무엇보다 현지에서 생활하면서 보고 느낀게 정말 좋은 추억으로 남은거 같아요. 놀러가는 것과 생활해보는 것은 굉장히 다르다고 생각해요. 유학고민하고 계신 분들에게 경험상 적극 추천합니다ㅎㅎ
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