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19/08/2026

Student dorms in Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 this is what one actually looks like 
 
Enmachi International House is ISI’s directly managed dorm for Kyoto Campus students. 13 minutes to school on foot, 7 from JR Enmachi Station, and the whole neighborhood is convenience stores and small restaurants 🍜
 
What you get:
🛏️ Your own room — bed, desk, chair, closet, bookshelf, fridge
❄️ Aircon + 📶 internet in every room
🍽️ Shared kitchen with IH stoves, dining room and living room
📚 Study room
🚿 Showers and toilets separated by gender
🚻 Residential floors separated by gender
🧺 Laundry room on site
👩‍💼 Resident staff living in the building
📹 Security cameras, new facilities
✈️ Airport pickup from Kansai International
Single and twin rooms available 🌏
 
Kyoto is an amazing city to be a student in, quiet enough to study, big enough to get lost in ⛩️ The perfect place to start you Japanese study journey in Japan!
 
Contact us through the link in our bio if you want to study at ISI Kyoto and live in this dorm 👉🏻
 

17/08/2026

Japanese teacher vs student in Tokyo 🇯🇵
 
Same campus, same classroom, completely different days 👨‍🏫🎒
 
☀️ Horiuchi-sensei teaches at ISI Takadanobaba Academic Pathway and gets to school early. Before anyone walks through the door there are messages to send, students to check in on, materials to prepare and a lesson to get ready... all of it done quietly in the background so that class can start on time.
 
🎒 Henry (🇳🇿) is a student at the same campus, and while all of that is happening he’s at pilates 💅🏻 After that it’s his part-time job, then a quick change and straight into class — with a presentation to give that afternoon.
 
Two completely separate mornings that meet in the same room at 13:00 🏫 One person spends it preparing the lesson, the other spends it getting through everything else before showing up for it.
 
It’s a side of language school you don’t usually see. Everyone talks about student life in Japan, but the teachers have a full day too, and a lot of what makes a class work happens before the class even begins 💪🏻
 
📩 Would you also like to live and study in Japan? Book a free consultation! Link in our bio
 

15/08/2026

Senpai Q&A at ISI Ikebukuro 🎤

“What do I do after language school?”, the question everyone has... 🤔
So we brought back four graduates who already answered it for themselves: vocational school, university, and two working full-time in Japan.

A free ISI event with open questions and honest answers.
Which question would you ask them? 👇

Contact us for free if you’re planning to study in Japan through the link in our bio 📌 

12/08/2026

POV: this is your first apartment in Japan 🇯🇵

🚨 Bentencho International House just opened in Osaka, a brand new student dorm for ISI Osaka students, 10 minutes on foot from Bentencho Station and about 25 minutes to school by bike! 🚲
 
What’s waiting for you on day one:
🛏️ Fully furnished — bed, desk, chair, closet, storage
🍳 Built-in kitchen, fridge and microwave
🧺 Your own washing machine in the room
❄️ AC + 📶 Wi-Fi already set up
🛁 Separate bath and toilet (rare when you live alone here)
🔐 Auto-lock, security cameras and parcel lockers
🛒 Shops and everyday stuff right nearby
✈️ Airport pickup from Kansai International
 
No furniture shopping, no first-week chaos. You arrive, you unpack, you start your life 🌏
 
Student dorms in Japan usually have shared kitchens, shared laundry, shared bathrooms down the hall... These rooms are set up like actual apartments (your own kitchen, your own washing machine & your own space). And the bath and toilet are separated, which is rare even in normal single apartments here 🛁
 
Contact us through the link in our bio if you want to study at ISI Osaka and live here 🏠

06/08/2026

🇯🇵 “Oh… you’re early.” Not a compliment 🫠
Showing up 30 minutes early is not the flex you think it is 🕔
 
Suzuki-sensei’s business Japanese lessons are back, this time on meeting etiquette in Japan. The rule: about 5 minutes before. Not 30. Being late is worse... but turning up way too early puts the other person on the spot when they’re still busy.
 
This is the kind of real-world Japanese business culture you pick up in ISI’s Career Japanese course, the knowledge that actually builds your confidence here ✨
 
Did anything here surprise you? How is it in your country? Let us know 👇

Save this for your future in Japan 📌
 
📩 Thinking about moving here? Book a free consultation, link in our bio
 

28/07/2026

AM vs PM Japanese class in Tokyo 🇯🇵

Same school, different campuses, completely different days ☀️🌙

One thing nobody tells you about studying in Japan: your class time shapes your entire routine…

🌙 Ashley () is at ISI Takadanobaba Academic Pathway on PM class. Mornings are gym, work, and content creation before school.

☀️ Courtney () is at ISI Shinjuku Prime on AM class, which means an early commute, done by lunch, study session, then the whole evening free.

ISI runs two main class times: morning 9:50–12:00 and afternoon 13:00–16:30 (slight variation by campus) 🏫
Which one you get depends on your Japanese level.

Two schedules = two lifestyles. Which one fits you better? 👇

📩 Would you also like to live and study in Japan? Book a free consultation! Link in our bio

24/07/2026

What’s actually around ISI Kyoto? 🍜
 
Loklin, one of our students, put together his personal list of favorite spots near campus 👇
 
🍜 Ramen Mugyu Vol.1 —
🍶 Aioi (ごはんとお酒 AIOI) —
🎤 King Nishienmachi
 
Plus a few bonus spots every ISI Kyoto student ends up knowing:
📍 Enmachi Station
🏪 The 7-Eleven at Enmachi (closest konbini to school)
🌸 Tenjin River (on the way to school)
 
Everyone’s taste is different, but we hope this gives you a feel for the neighborhood 🍵
 
Which campus area should we tour next? Let us know 👇 (Any volunteers? 👀)
 
📩 Thinking about your move to Japan? Book a free consultation — link in our bio
 

15/07/2026

Study Japanese IN KYOTO 🍵🇯🇵
 
Meet Takagi-sensei, one of the teachers at ISI Kyoto 🍁
Today she’s taking you on a full tour of the campus!

Two buildings, a reception desk ready for any question, a student lounge for breaks and events, and a café area (spam onigiri is the move, apparently 🍙).
 
Then there’s the open-air terrace, the library area (with manga and books in Japanese), the career center for anyone thinking ahead to university or a job in Japan, and a tatami space for traditional performances or tea ceremony 🪭
 
Kyoto isn’t Tokyo. It’s slower, quieter, and closer to the Japan most people imagine before they arrive ⛩️ If Kyoto is on your list, this campus is going to feel right because of the slower pace of life, deeper culture, and somewhere that genuinely feels like home 🏡
 
Save this for later 📌 Would you study in Kyoto or Tokyo? 👇 

Tokyo or Kyoto — ISI has you covered either way! Talk to an advisor for free 🔗 link in bio

studyjapanese

09/07/2026

She was living in Japan.
But something still felt missing.
 
After working as an English teacher, Ashley ( ) chose to become a Japanese language school student — to finally learn the language, culture, and enjoy Japan in a deeper way.

29/06/2026

Want to work in Japan after studying? 🇯🇵✨
You’ll probably hear about these 2 common visa paths ⬇️
 
💼 Gijinkoku (Gijutsu / Jinbun Chishiki / Kokusai Gyōmu)
Official name: Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services
Often used for jobs like marketing, translation, IT, design, office work, and other specialist roles.
 
🛠️ Tokutei Ginou
Also called Specified Skilled Worker
Used for specific industries such as food service, caregiving, accommodation, construction, and more.
 
This reel is a SIMPLE overview, so remember: visa requirements depend on your background, job type, company, Japanese level, and application category.
 
In this reel, we’re talking about a common long-term study path: coming to Japan on a Student Visa and later changing to a work-related visa after finding a job.
 
However, not every international student in Japan has a Student Visa. For long-term courses, a Student Visa is normally required, but short-term courses are different. Depending on your nationality and course length, you may be able to study short term without a Student Visa 🇯🇵
 
For the most accurate advice for your situation, contact us for a free consultation through the link in bio 📩
 

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