Welcome to Kazumi Japanese & Culture School learn With Expert
新しい日本語教育と文化の基準を体験しましょう
Discover a new standard of Japanese Education and Culture
Courses
Just like the famous Japanese proverb "継続は力なり" (Continuity is power), we bring a series of courses starting from Basic (N5) to Super Advanced (N1) level for continuous learning and growth.
Japanese Language Courses
Extensive & intensive modules 平日 (Heijitsu) and 週末 (Shūmatsu) batch
- Japanese for Beginners Course
- Japanese Language N5 Level Course
- Japanese Language N4 Level Course
- Japanese Language N3 Level Course
- Japanese Language N3 Level Course
- Japanese Language N1 Level Course
- Post Graduate Diploma in Japanese Language by Dunster Business School, Switzerland
- Post Graduate Diploma Professional in Japanese Language by Dunster Business School, Switzerland
- Master’s in Japanese Language
- Migrate to Japan Course
Japanese Occupational Courses
Extensive & Intensive courses for 個人 (Kojin) in corporate and business sector
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Japanese Cross-Cultural Courses
Extensive & Intensive courses for 個人 (Kojin) in corporate and business sector
Crash Course in Japanese Language
Cover all the topics from N5 (basic) to N1 (advance) level, understand important and useful Japanese 伝統（Dentō) and etiquettes
Testimonial Videos
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Countries
97
+Enrolled Students
4,60,000
+Established in
2013
Why Kazumi Japanese & Culture 文化 School?
Native Japanese Trainers
Learn from certified, highly 経験豊富 (keiken hōfu) and 情熱的な (jōnetsu-teki na) faculties.
JLPT Intensive Course
Excel in the JLPT with our 専門的な (Senmon-teki na) modules, mock tests, personalized coaching, and JLPT-focused materials sourced directly from Japan.
Access to E-learning Portal
Kazumi partners with
Examopedia
, a comprehensive E-learning portal that provides future updates, PPTs, projects, quizzes, 模擬試験
(Mogi Shiken), question banks, assessments and interactive forums.
Japanese Occupational Courses
At Kazumi, we offer programs that will help you build corporate, business and 職場 (shokuba) skills required to secure good 仕事 (shigoto) internationally.
Internship for Japanese Language
Kazumi provides Internship Support via
Yuva Intern
, India’s first バーチャル (bācharu) internship platform where you get to select from the best
curated internships that match your skills and interests.
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Study Abroad & Recruitment Services
Kazumi offers study abroad and 就職支援 (Shūshoku Shien) via
Leo & Chase
, no. 1 recruitment provider, assisting from visa application to settling abroad.
Unique 10 in 1 Program: Agota™ Framework
Learn through innovative teaching methods that make learning easy and 実践的 (Jissen-teki). This framework essentially promotes the 能力 (Nōryoku) development and キャリア (Kyaria) development.
Global Presence
With offices in 4+ countries, UK, USA, Middle East, and India, Kazumi is a global brand, offering a global learning 環境 (kankyō), with around 1200+ international 学生 (gakusei).
International Alumni Network
Join a diverse コミュニティ(Komyuniti) of learners and professionals from around the world.
Cultural Training
Explore 伝統 (Dentō), etiquettes, festivals, and practices used in an authentic environment.
Accreditations & Affiliations
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Placement Partners
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Esteemed Faculty
Seema
21+ Years Of Experience
Varsha Mehroliya
5+ Years Of Experience
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Sonali Srivastava
6+ Years Of Experience
Claire
6+ Years Of Experience
Kazumi Advisory Board Members
Toshiyuki Takayasu
Board Advisor
Chinami Yamamoto
Board Advisor
Daisuke Yamanaka
Board Advisor
Mrs. Seema Rampal
Head of Faculty
Mrs. Ishu Jain
Head of Academics
Mr. Kounal Gupta
CEO, Henry Harvin Education
Agota™ Framework
AGOTA™ Framework is a trajectory that offers complete growth of an individual incorporating the two most significant focus areas of contemporary learning: The 能力 (Nōryoku) development and キャリア (Kyaria) development.
能力 (Nōryoku) development is about building capabilities that not only meet current job demands but also anticipates the future needs. It includes:
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1: Training 144 Hours of Two-Way Live Online Interactive Sessions
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2: Projects Facility to undergo projects along with the course
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3: Student Engagement & Events Free Access to #AskHenry Hackathons and Competitions & many other facilities from Henry Harvin®
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4: Masterclass Access to 52+ Masterclass Sessions for essential soft スキル (Sukiru) development
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5: Membership 30 Months Gold Membership of Henry Harvin® School of Languages
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6: E-Learning Access Get free access to the LMS having PPTs, projects, self-paced video-based learning, library, quizzes, question bank, practice tests, final assessments, and a forum, powered by
Examopedia
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ア (Kyaria) development lays focus on the essentials for acquiring a good career or diving into a highly competent one. It includes:
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7: 特徴 (Tokuchō) Certification + License Distinguish your profile with global credentials and showcase expertise with our 特徴 (Tokuchō) Completion certificate with Professional License
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8: Internship Support Get Internship Support with Henry Harvin® and in top MNCs like J.P. Morgan, Accenture & many more via 100X Suite and
Yuva Intern
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9: Entrepreneurship Mentorship Mentorship from Young Successful Entrepreneurs to set up a sustainable & scalable Business from scratch at both Freelance & Entrepreneur level
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10: Placement Support Get 3 in 1 Placement support through Placement Drives, Premium access to the Job portal & Personalized Job Consulting
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Life in Japan
日本での生活 (Nihon de no seikatsu)
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As of 2025, Japan ranks 11th in the world for quality of life, while coming 3rd in the world for quality of healthcare, and 6th for safety. The Japanese landscape offers a little bit of everything. The northernmost region (Hokkaido) is renowned for its mountains and winter sports. In the southern part, the sandy beaches of the Okinawan island are a delight comparable to Hawaii and Mauritius. In-between is the mainland of Honshu, where major metropolitan cities dominate the landscape.
Culture Japan can paradoxically be described as both traditional and modern. Especially in major cities, Japan is a technological wonderland, the land of bullet trains and hot food vending machines.
Homes in Japan tend to be built to a high standard of quality, offering plenty of modern conveniences, while outside you will find many shops, bars and restaurants to keep you entertained. Living and studying in Japan, is an experience that extends beyond academics, students are provided with guidance on subjects ranging from housing and health insurance to resident status and job permits. Dormitories are essential for maintaining a budget, students are often seen to save money by visiting 100-yen stores, using transportation and taking advantage of school meal support. The weekly expenses are then expected to be around ¥5,000–5,500 (~USD 40–50).
There various 文化祭 (bunkasai) organised by Japanese campuses to help the international students connect and showcase their talents. The technological advancements in Japan are built for smart usage, from travelling to using vendor machines and accessing libraries and ports.
Jobs & Careers in Japan
日本での仕事とキャリア(Nihon de no shigoto to kyaria)
Japan is actively expanding opportunities for international talent. Japanese employers prioritize candidates who can provide immediate expertise, possess strong communication skills, independence, and a cooperative attitude.
Job Hunting (Shūkatsu) in Japan
The job hunting process in Japan follows formal procedures, and it is highly recommended for students to begin their search from April 1, as it aligns with Japan's undergraduate and master's programs. When applying for jobs, candidates must undergo written exams in languages, mathematics, and other relevant assessments. After passing the exams, candidates participate in interview rounds to ensure their profile aligns with the roles and company culture.
Visa & Part-Time Work
International students wishing to work in Japan must transition from a "Student" visa to a work-eligible status such as Engineer or Specialist in Humanities & International Studies Services. The part-time work rules in Japan state that, while studying, students can only work up to 28 hours per week after obtaining permission.
人気 (Ninki) Sectors for International Hires
- Information Technology
- Finance
- Education
- Translation & Interpretations
- Government and Diplomatic Roles
- Travel, Tourism, and Hospitality
- International Business
- Research & Publishing
- Journalism
- Entertainment
