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Hiroo Gakuen International Programme

Bringing The World Together

HIROO GAKUEN, previously Junshin Girls’ School, was established in May, 1918 in Hiroo-Azabu, one of the most internationalized areas in Tokyo. There are 34 foreign embassies located within a 20-minute walk, as well as a large international community. HIROO also has a long history of hosting international and exchange students. In 1973, MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science & Technology) appointed HIROO GAKUEN as one of the first designated schools for returning students who have studied abroad. This appointment was granted due to the school’s ability to provide a Japanese language program for students who lacked in their studies abroad.

Quality Education

HIROO GAKUEN provides the most efficient ways to educate the students to be promising persons, by fully developing their talents and inspiring their morale. The motto is “100% satisfaction after the admission, 200% satisfaction after the graduation”.

Education should not be limited to solely passing entrance examinations to Colleges and Universities.

Teachers and Students should treasure the dreams, hope, and ambitions of the students and their parents.

School should promote and encourage the students for philanthropy, patriotism and an open-minded sense for different races and cultures.

School Life

HIROO GAKUEN has over thirty years experience in educating returning students from abroad and international students.

School year	Trimester System, April - March *No application deadline.
Student Faculty Ratio	12 : 1
Total Enrollment	680 students
Student Population	17% of the students are “Returnees” or international students.
College preparation	Emphasis on Natural Science, Social Sciences, Humanities and Languages. Over 80% attend universities or colleges..

In recent years, the graduates have gone on to Yokohama National Univ., Keio Univ., Waseda Univ., Sophia Univ., and many other prestigious universities and colleges.
Of special note is that JSL (Japanese as a Second Language) classes are offered not only to exchange students but also to students who had had education in the non-Japanese language environment. Advanced English courses are also offered to maintain and improve their English language skills.
HIROO GAKUEN also provides special classes on Saturdays for students to improve their study skills for 3 major subjects; Japanese, English and Mathematics.