Address

3-10 Bansho-machi, Kita-ku
Osafune Japanese Language School
700-0818, Japan

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Phone

Main Office: 086-236-0881
Admissions: 086-236-0882

Mon-Fri: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM JST

Email

General: info@osafune.info
Admissions: admissions@osafune.info
Student Support: support@osafune.info

We respond within 24 hours

Office Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Holidays may affect hours

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Find Us

Located in the heart of Okayama City

Getting Here

By Train

5-minute walk from Okayama Station. Take the JR Sanyo Main Line or Shinkansen.

By Bus

Multiple bus routes stop near the school. Routes 1, 5, and 11 from Okayama Station.

By Air

Okayama Airport (OKJ) is 30 minutes by train. International flights available.

Nearby Attractions

  • Okayama Castle - 15 min walk
  • Koraku-en Garden - 20 min walk
  • Aeon Mall - 10 min by bus
  • Local restaurants and cafes

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions

How do I apply for admission?

You can apply online through our admissions page or contact our admissions office directly. We'll guide you through the entire process.

What documents do I need for a student visa?

You'll need your acceptance letter, financial proof, health certificate, and other documents. Our visa support team will help you prepare everything.

Can I visit the school before applying?

Yes! We welcome prospective students for campus tours. Please contact us to schedule a visit or attend one of our information sessions.

Do you offer airport pickup services?

Yes, we provide airport pickup services for new international students. Please let us know your arrival details in advance.

What should I bring when I arrive?

Bring your passport, visa documents, acceptance letter, and personal items. We'll provide a detailed checklist once you're accepted.

How can I prepare for studying in Japan?

Start learning basic Japanese phrases, research Japanese culture, and prepare financially. Our blog has many helpful preparation tips.

Emergency Contacts

In case of emergency while in Japan, remember these important numbers:

110 Police
119 Fire/Ambulance