Yamasa II Building

Multimedia Studio from Yamasa II

Multimedia Studio from Aoi Hall

Trekking in the Southern Japan Alps

Prizegiving after the annual Speech Contest

Cross-country skiing in the Japan Alps

Fire festival Taki Sanji Temple in Okazaki

Bridge at Asuke

Asuke during winter

Buddhist TempleIn Asuke at winter

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Winter 2000-2001 Programs at Yamasa

Buddhist Temple in Asuke at winter Winter is an excellent time to visit Okazaki. The climate is mild and snowfalls are light. The bitter cold of Kyoto or Tokyo is avoided, but the winter festivals, culture and atmosphere are enjoyed by all. Trips into the nearby Southern Alps are easily arranged so that you can go skiing, snowboarding, or sightseeing in the snow country. Less people study at this time of year, so class sizes tend to be smaller and accommodation less heavily booked. However the popular homestay option is harder to supply due to the festivals and holidays - so very early bookings are advised.

Maintaining our tradition of being the most flexible language education provider in Japan, we offer 2 Academic programs, 3 Study Tours, 6 Short course start dates and 6 Internship start dates. Quality is always the number 1 consideration at Yamasa, but we take pride in our ability to offer you the courses that you want when you want them. Choose the program that suits your needs and schedule and we look forward to welcoming you to Winter in Okazaki. If you are unsure of which program to choose, please write to us.

CONTINUING EDUCATION:

Short Intensive Language Acquisition Courses.
Start one of Yamasa's renowned SILAC programs from

  • December 7, 21, January 11, 25, February 8, 22
  • for 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 weeks.
    With Yamasa's affordable "at-cost" tuition prices, why not join us and brush up or dramatically improve your listening and speaking skills. These courses offer Unequalled Flexibility! Click here for more information

    Japan Discovery Program - Study Tours Coming to Japan for the first time? Why not try a special study tour combining 6 weeks of classes and adventure discovering the real Japan. Start dates November 08, December 6, January 10 - See more of Japan & gain a deeper understanding of Japan's people and culture. Click here for more information

    10 Week Internship Program Combine language study with real world work experience through Yamasa's internship program. One of the few internships that combine formal Japanese language study with professional faculty & exposure to Japanese language based workplaces. Start from

  • December 7, 21, January 11, 25, February 8, 22
    for a great opportunity to seek a unique experience and further your career. Click here for more information

    ACADEMIC:

    AIJP - Winter Quarter - From January 9th - you can start a 3 month immersion in Japan or commence long term studies of up to 2 years and 3 months. For serious students of all levels - the Academic Intensive Japanese Program provides graded levels in January 2001 from absolute beginner to JLPT Level 2. 23 classes per week and more intense than most long term programs & including electives such as Japanese computing. Click here for more information

    Ultra-intensive Program. - From December 8th AND January 9th - The fastest and most affordable way to improve your Japanese level quickly. Available for 6 weeks, 3 months or up to 1 year, this ultra intensive 30 or 20 class per week academic program has levels available from absolute beginner to intermediate. "Accelerate" your Japanese this Winter! Click here for more information

    AJSP - Winter Quarter. For advanced students of Japanese only, this program starts January 9th at JLPT Level 2 and rapidly moves higher. The course duration is from 3 months to 1 year. If you are thinking of professional or Postgraduate studies, this course is the best for you. The 23 class per week program with small class sizes and individual attention takes you to very advanced levels of proficiency. Click here for more information

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