Language Stays in Japan

High-Quality Japanese Courses with Experienced Teachers

This island at the easternmost part of Asia is a surprising blend of technology and ancient traditions. Megacities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka are at the forefront of modernity, while in the countryside, time seems to have stood still. Japan is divided into four main islands: Honshu, the largest; Hokkaido; Shikoku; and Kyushu, along with 3,000 smaller islands. Three-quarters of the country is comprised of mountains, with the famous Mount Fuji reaching a height of 3,776 meters.

The country is also home to numerous volcanoes and natural hot springs, which delight tourists and have led to the establishment of many hot spring resorts. Spanning from north to south, Japan encompasses various climates. Sapporo in the north experiences mild summers and very cold winters. The city is famous for its ski resorts and for hosting the 1972 Winter Olympics. In the central and western parts of the country, winters are relatively mild, and summers are hot and humid, with a rainy season in June and July. The islands of Kyushu and Okinawa enjoy a subtropical climate. A language stay in Japan guarantees a complete change of scenery, as the country's culture, people, and landscapes are truly unique.