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NIPPON Omotenashi College

NIPPONおもてなし専門学校

Gunma, Japan · Private vocational school · Based on the April 2027 entry guidelines

OpenCloses when full · General Admission

Exam location
Campus in Japan
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Japanese requirement
JLPT N2 · 6 months at a Japanese language school
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Fees
from ¥774,400
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Fees and conditions can change over time. Always check the school's guidelines before you apply.

Japanese N2 etc.
3 fee reductions & scholarships
Students140
International students140
Founded2013

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CampusStationHomesLowest / monthMedian
Maebashi CampusRyomo Line, Maebashi Station (about 6 minutes by bus bound for Kencho-mae; about 80 m walk west from Kencho-mae)0——

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群馬県前橋市大手町1-11-4

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About the school

A private vocational school founded in 2013. It has 140 students, including 140 international students.

History · 2
2013
NIPPON Omotenashi College opens (April)
2026
Recruitment for the April 2027 intake of the IT Design Course is suspended

University Portraits · school history · Wikidata

Admission requirements and dates

NIPPON Omotenashi College admits international students through 2 routes.Based on the guidelines for April 2027 entry

EJUThe exam Japanese universities use for international student admission · June and November · also held outside Japan = Examination for Japanese University Admission · JLPTJapanese-Language Proficiency Test · N1 is the highest, then N2 = Japanese-Language Proficiency Test

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Official name: 一般受付

Selection is by documents, a written exam and an interview (Japanese conversation). Applications for April 2027 admission open on August 1, 2026, and close once the quota is filled.

You needJLPT N2, or at least 6 months at an officially notified Japanese-language institutionExam locationExam venues designated by the school, such as Maebashi (in Japan)DepartmentsInternational Hotel and Ryokan Course, International Culinary Business Course (IT Design Course: recruitment suspended for 2027)

Accepting applications now · closes when full

  1. Apply 8/1~closes when full

Apply with a recommendation from your Japanese-language school

Official name: 推薦入学(学校推薦)

Your current Japanese-language school recommends you. This is an exclusive application to this school, and you cannot decline after passing. Part of your tuition is waived.

You needJLPT N2 or higher, or equivalent Japanese abilityExam locationExam venues designated by the school, such as Maebashi (in Japan)DepartmentsInternational Hotel and Ryokan Course, International Culinary Business Course

Accepting applications now · closes when full

  1. Apply 8/1~closes when full

Good to know before applying

  1. The latest admission guide published is the 2021-2022 edition.
  2. If your attendance rate drops by 4% or more from the attendance record in your application documents, your admission is in principle canceled.
  3. If you pass through recommended admission, you cannot decline enrollment.
  4. Pay the admission fee within 2 weeks of the date the acceptance notice is sent, and tuition in principle within 2 months. If you do not pay by the deadline, your admission is canceled.
  5. The screening fee is non-refundable. If admission is canceled, nothing except tuition is refunded, and from April 1 tuition is not refunded either.

NIPPONおもてなし専門学校 入学要項 2021-2022(公開中の最新版) · 2026年10月期生 募集停止のご案内(2027年4月期生は2026年8月1日より出願受付) · checked 2026-11-02

Fees

Until graduation
¥1,404,400 ~ ¥1,602,400
Admission fee
¥80,000
Application fee
¥20,000

Amounts from the student fee list (created April 2026). The first-year total includes the ¥20,000 application screening fee, uniform cost and insurance. Tuition is ¥594,000 per year.

Fees by department 2
DepartmentYearsQuotaUntil graduation (¥)
International Hotel and Ryokan Course2 years1,404,400
International Culinary Business Course2 years1,602,400

● Course certified by MEXT under the "Career Development Program for International Students" (leads to work in Japan after graduation) · quotas include Japanese students.

For 2026 entry · from the school's guidelines

Documents to prepare

Application form and personal recommendation statement (school format), school record (grades and attendance), certificate of graduation (or expected graduation), copies of residence card, passport and home-country ID, certificate of graduation from high school or higher in your home country (with Japanese translation), photo, health certificate, tax certificate, JLPT certificate (if you have one) (2021-2022 admission guide)

Graduate outcomes

Examples of employers announced by the school: hot spring ryokan and hotels in Gunma, Yamagata, Kumamoto and elsewhere. No employment rate figure could be found in official materials.

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Scholarships

  • Students admitted through the school-recommendation quota get a partial tuition waiver (the amount is decided by recommendation letter, attendance rate, grades and test).
  • Special installment plan for international students: in principle, all tuition through graduation must be paid in one lump sum, but installments may be allowed depending on the case (in some cases installments are not allowed as a condition of admission).
  • Benefits for early application, school recommendation and JLPT qualifications are available (ask the school for details).

Student life support

The school rules (standards and required items) mention dormitory fees, but no details about the dormitory could be found in official materials.

Getting there

Maebashi Campus
JR Ryomo Line, Maebashi Station (about 6 minutes by bus bound for Kencho-mae; about 80 m walk west from Kencho-mae)
群馬県前橋市大手町1-11-4

SALLAE compiled this from the school's admission guidelines and official sources (such as University Portraits). Dates and amounts can change, so always check the school's guidelines before you apply.