간단 답변
Shinjuku offers both international schools and Japanese public schools that accept foreign children. Public schools are free and several Shinjuku schools have Japanese language support classes. Enrollment is handled at Shinjuku City Hall Education Section. International schools nearby include Tokyo International School and KIST.
Schooling Options
| Type | Cost | Language | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public school | Free | Japanese | JSL support available at some schools |
| International school | ¥2M-3M/year | English | Various curricula (IB, American, British) |
| Ethnic school | Varies | Korean, Chinese, etc. | Community-run, maintains home language |
Public School Enrollment
Japanese Language Support
Shinjuku has one of the highest percentages of foreign students in Tokyo. Several public schools offer JSL (Japanese as a Second Language) classes and some have international classrooms. The Shinjuku Board of Education can advise on which schools have the strongest support programs.
자주 묻는 질문
Q: Are foreign children required to attend school in Japan?
A: Compulsory education applies to Japanese nationals. Foreign children are not legally required to attend, but Shinjuku City actively encourages enrollment and provides support.
면책 조항
School availability and programs change. Contact Shinjuku City Hall Education Section for the latest information.
최종 업데이트: April 2026.