Due to strict immigration regulations and complex application process, we would like to redirect you to our school partners. If you meet all their requirements, they will help you with your application. To proceed with getting in touch with our school partners, please use the following link: https://gogonihon.com/en/school-partner-contact-form/
If you have dual citizenship and hold another passport, please try filling in our form again using those passport details. We thank you for your interest and we wish you all the best with finding a way to study in Japan.
If you are interested in learning Japanese online, please check our other service here: japaneseonline.gogonihon.com.
Nationality Notice
Due to the strict immigration regulations and the complexity of the application process, we regret that we cannot assist students of your nationality as we do not have familiarity with the process for people from your country.
If you do have dual citizenship and hold another passport, please enter those details and try again. We thank you for your interest in our business and wish you luck in finding a way to come to Japan.
If you are interested in learning Japanese online, please check our other service here: japaneseonline.gogonihon.com.
Free Japanese language resources can be a great learning accompaniment, or give you a good taste of the language before you commit fully. We’ve got some great free resources, from our blog articles to online course trials, that can help you in your Japanese learning journey.
Free Japanese language resources on our blog
The Go Go Nihon blog is our recommended go-to resource for all things Japan: culture, society, tradition, food, and of course, language. Here you’ll find various articles that explain aspects of Japanese grammar and phrases you’ll hear in different parts of life in Japan. The focus is on practical Japanese that is applicable in real life.
Most of these articles are aimed at beginners, but they’re also great for refreshing your memory once you move beyond the beginner level.
All our language articles are located in the “Learn Japanese” category of the blog.
Go! Go! Nihon social media
If you’re not following us on Instagram, Pinterest or Tiktok, then you’re missing out on some great free Japanese language resources. We share helpful infographics and create snappy videos about Japanese to complement your language studies. Similar to our blog, we focus on creating simple, practical, and easy-to-understand social media posts.
You will also find helpful testimonial videos about our schools and accommodation providers, as well as videos about student life in Japan.
Hiragana Quest app
The Hiragana Quest app has been designed to teach beginners how to read and write hiragana and katakana through mnemonics. You’ll learn more effectively through these stories that can help you remember the characters, plus it’ll make the learning process more fun!
It’s free to learn the first seven hiragana characters, after which you can pay a small amount to unlock the rest. You will receive a discount if you unlock katakana at the same time.
Other free Japanese language resources to further your hiragana and katakana study include our free online guides. You can access them in all the languages that we support here.
Go! Go! Nihon offers a range of online courses that have been created in partnership with Japanese language schools in Japan. They’re a great option for those who aren’t yet able to make it to Japan to study or those who want to do some preparation before arriving in Japan.
We offer a trial on our popular 12-week beginner course, where you can access the first three days of the course for free. If you’re a bit more advanced, we also have a free trial on our Business Japanese course. The trial gives you a taste of the first three chapters of the course.
You can even brush up on some slang with YouTube celebrity TAKASHii from Japan, with a few free lessons from our exclusive Japanese slang course.
Learn Japanese with Go! Go! Nihon
Whether you’re ready to apply to study in Japan or you’ve got a few more questions, our team is happy to help. Take a look around our blog for more information on living and studying in Japan, or contact us and someone on our team will get back to you as soon as possible.
