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Senzoku Gakuen College of Music

Senzoku Gakuen College of Music

洗足学園音楽大学

Kanagawa, Japan · Private university · Based on the April 2027 entry guidelines

Closes todayApply by 11/4 → exam on 11/21 · Comprehensive Selection (Rounds 1-5, in-person exam)

Exam location
Campus in Japan · some online
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First-year fees
from ¥2,190,000
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Fees and conditions can change over time. Always check the school's guidelines before you apply.

Online exam
Students2,835
International students532
Faculty71
Founded1924

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CampusStationHomesLowest / monthMedian
Senzoku Gakuen College of Music (Mizonokuchi)Musashi-Mizonokuchi Station on the JR Nambu Line / Mizonokuchi Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, 8 min walk7¥64,000¥73,000

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神奈川県川崎市高津区久本2-3-1

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About the school

A private university founded in 1924. It has 2,835 students, including 532 international students (undergraduate 365 · graduate 167). There are 71 faculty members.

History · 5
1923
The founder, Waka Maeda, opened the second floor of her home as a private school.
1962
Established the Music Department of Senzoku Gakuen Junior College.
1967
Established the Department of Music in the Faculty of Music of Senzoku Gakuen University.
2000
Established the Graduate School of Music.
2003
Renamed Senzoku Gakuen College of Music.

University Portraits · school history · Wikidata

Admission requirements and dates

Senzoku Gakuen College of Music admits international students through 3 routes.Pick your situation below to see only the routes that fit · 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

Apply online · performance video

Official name: 総合型選抜 オンライン受験

If you live outside Japan, for Rounds 1 and 2 (September and October) you submit your performance as a video and take the interview, music theory and ear training online. Only people who choose this college as their first choice can apply.

You needNo Japanese qualification needed (about N2 is desirable) · videos of the set piece and free piece for your course (e.g. about 5 minutes for Voice Acting and Anime Songs) · a computerExam locationOnline exam (from home) + video submissionDepartments18 courses (Music and Sound Creative Expression, Jazz & American Music and Rock & Pop are not included)

Applications for this year have closed — below are the remaining dates for those who applied

Applications for this year have closed

Apply with a performance exam · at the college

Official name: 総合型選抜(対面受験)

There are five rounds from September to February. You come to the college and take the course-specific performance exam, interview, music theory and ear training. This is an exclusive application: if you pass, you must enroll.

You needNo Japanese qualification needed (about N2 is desirable) · performance of the set piece and free piece for your course (exam subjects by course are in the application guidelines)Exam locationCampus in Japan (Mizonokuchi)DepartmentsAll 21 courses (you can apply to only one course)

Accepting applications now · until 11/4

Apply by 11/4 → exam 11/21 closes todayApply by 12/6 → exam 12/24Apply by 1/21 → exam 2/6

Apply with General Selection

Official name: 一般選抜(A・B日程)

These are exams in February and March that allow you to apply to other universities at the same time. Only people who already hold a status of residence in Japan, such as Student, can apply.

You needA status of residence in Japan (such as Student) at the time of application · course-specific performance, interview and music theory · always contact the university before applyingExam locationCampus in Japan (Mizonokuchi)Departments21 courses (Schedule B may not be held)

Accepting applications now · until 1/21

February · Schedule A

  1. Apply 1/1~1/21opens in 58 days
  2. →
  3. Exam 1 2/6
  4. →
  5. Exam 2 2/7
  6. →
  7. Results 2/13
  8. →
  9. Enroll ~2/24

March · Schedule B (a few places)

  1. Apply 2/11~2/23opens in 99 days
  2. →
  3. Exam 1 3/4
  4. →
  5. Exam 2 3/5
  6. →
  7. Results 3/9
  8. →
  9. Enroll ~3/16

Good to know before applying

  1. You cannot apply to more than one course. The Comprehensive Selection is an exclusive application (admission is expected if you pass). If you miss even one exam subject, you fail.
  2. Non-Japanese applicants applying for Comprehensive Selection Round 5 and General Selection Schedules A and B must hold a status of residence (such as Student) that allows them to enter university at the time of application.
  3. Certificates must be originals in Japanese or English. Documents in other languages need a notarized translation (certification by translation companies or Japanese language schools is not accepted). Graduates of Chinese schools must have the CHSI English education verification report sent directly to the college.
  4. Fees once paid are not refunded (refunds on withdrawing admission are only for General Selection successful applicants, excluding the admission fee). Payments after the enrollment procedure period are not accepted.

洗足学園音楽大学 2027年度 総合型選抜・一般選抜 入学試験要項 · checked 2026-11-03

Fees

First-year fees
¥2,190,000
Paid at enrollment
from ¥1,195,000
Application fee
¥20,000

Actual amounts for the 2026 academic year. Admission fee ¥200,000, tuition ¥1,490,000, facilities fee ¥500,000. In addition, ¥72,650 for insurance and alumni association fees is paid at the time of enrollment procedures. The same amount applies to all courses.

Places and fees by department 21
DepartmentPlacesFirst-year fees (¥)
Faculty of Music, Department of Music
Composition Course2,190,000
Music and Sound Design Course2,190,000
Music and Sound Creative Expression Course2,190,000
Piano Course2,190,000
Wind Instruments (Woodwind) Course2,190,000
Wind Instruments (Brass) Course2,190,000
String Instruments Course2,190,000
Percussion Course2,190,000
Electone (Electronic Organ) Course2,190,000
Jazz & American Music Course2,190,000
Contemporary Japanese Music Course2,190,000
Rock & Pop Course2,190,000
Vocal Music Course2,190,000
Musical Course2,190,000
Ballet Course2,190,000
Dance Course2,190,000
World Music Course2,190,000
Voice Acting and Anime Songs Course2,190,000
Music Education Course2,190,000
Music Environment Creation Course2,190,000
Media Arts Course2,190,000

Places are the total across all international student admissions. Fees are for 2026 entry.

For 2026 entry · from the school's guidelines

Documents to prepare

Transcript (certificate of graduation and grades), application confirmation form, statement of reasons for wishing to enter, passport, residence card (for those living in Japan), proof of JLPT N2 or higher (if applicable), sheet music (for the relevant course), etc.

Graduate outcomes

Graduates (2025 academic year)
544 · Graduates of the Faculty of Music. Employed people are regular employees and self-employed people, etc.
Full-time employment
366 · 67%
Went on to graduate school etc.
27 · 5%

We could not find career outcomes for international students only in the school's official materials.

University Portraits · figures for all students (not international students only)

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Getting there

Senzoku Gakuen College of Music (Mizonokuchi)
Musashi-Mizonokuchi Station on the JR Nambu Line / Mizonokuchi Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line, 8 min walk · Faculty of Music, all courses
神奈川県川崎市高津区久本2-3-1

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.
Photo: Nyao148 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons