Japanese schools hold entrance examination information sessions

Several educational institutions in Japan are conducting information sessions for prospective students regarding the 2026 academic year.

Toyo High School recently held its first entrance examination briefing, covering its unique curriculum, career guidance initiatives, and specific exam trends. The session included school tours and individual consultations to assist students in their school selection process. The school has scheduled its next briefing for November 7.

Seisho Kaichi Junior and Senior High School has announced upcoming information sessions scheduled for October 31 and November 4. These sessions aim to provide insights into the school’s educational philosophy of inquiry, global English education, and its student-led project system. The briefings will feature talk sessions with current students to offer a realistic perspective on school life, alongside campus tours and individual consultations.