Student Life
Campus Introduction
Exterior View
Classroom 1
Classroom 2
Staff Room
Campus Interior 1
Campus Interior 2
About Toyohashi City, Aichi
Toyohashi City is located in eastern Aichi Prefecture, near the center of Japan. Surrounded by rich nature, it offers a comfortable living environment where the sea, mountains, and countryside are all easily accessible.
The city has excellent transport links, with the Tokaido Shinkansen and JR Tokaido Main Line providing easy access to major cities such as Nagoya, Tokyo, and Osaka. Toyohashi is also known for its streetcars, which create a distinctive cityscape.
Local culture and festivals are an important part of the city’s charm. The annual Toyohashi Gion Festival, featuring the traditional handheld fireworks known as tezutsu hanabi, attracts many visitors each summer.
Toyohashi is home to a diverse international community and provides support for foreign residents, making it a safe and welcoming place for international students to live and study.
The city has excellent transport links, with the Tokaido Shinkansen and JR Tokaido Main Line providing easy access to major cities such as Nagoya, Tokyo, and Osaka. Toyohashi is also known for its streetcars, which create a distinctive cityscape.
Local culture and festivals are an important part of the city’s charm. The annual Toyohashi Gion Festival, featuring the traditional handheld fireworks known as tezutsu hanabi, attracts many visitors each summer.
Toyohashi is home to a diverse international community and provides support for foreign residents, making it a safe and welcoming place for international students to live and study.
School Events
April
- April Entrance Ceremony
- New Student Orientation
- Cherry Blossom Viewing
May
- College entrance guidance
- Traffic safety training
- Field trip
June
- Final Exams
- EJU
- Extracurricular Activities
July
- JLPT
- Tanabata Festival
August
- Visitor Session
- Summer Vacation
- Cultural Experience
September
- Final exams
- Autumn vacation
- Fun event
October
- October Entrance Ceremony
November
- EJU
- Traffic training
- Disaster prevention training, extracurricular activities
December
- Field trip
- Final exams
- JLPT
- Winter vacation
January
- First shrine visit of the year
- Calligraphy
February
- Setsubun bean-throwing
March
- Final exams
- Graduation ceremony, completion ceremony
- Hina Matsuri (Girls' Festival)
- Graduation trip