The New York English Academy, established in 1998, is one of the long-standing schools in Manhattan, New York. New York English Academy is accredited by the New York Department of Education, the U.S. government-approved body ACCET, and the Immigration Bureau, SEVP, welcoming international students from all over the world to study English.

Students learn English while visiting major tourist attractions such as the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Broadway, and Wall Street. Our staff at New York English Academy provide high-quality English education while supporting students who come to study from various countries.

Based on the Fundamental Law of Education, Hitotsuba is a wide area private high school. It boasts exceptional university admission records unparalleled among wide area private high schools, with students gaining direct admission to top-tier universities like the University of Tokyo and Kyoto University. Additionally, there is also a designated high school recommendation for Waseda University.

The school has secured a national championship in the high school dance division. With the support of the affiliated New York English Academy, they also facilitate dance studies in New York. The school educates various athletes, including those who participate in tennis's four major tournaments. Currently, campuses are located in Tokyo Yoyogi, Tachikawa, Chiba, Yokohama, Saitama Omiya, Fukuoka, Kumamoto, and Kokura.

Our group staff collaboratively support each student's career path and work together to shape their future.

NILS is a language school that welcomes international students from Asian countries, the United States, Canada, Europe, and South America, offering Japanese language classes. The school's curriculum goes beyond mere language instruction; through community interactions and events, students are introduced to Japanese manners and culture, aiming for a deeper understanding of Japan.

After achieving proficiency in Japanese, NILS supports students in seeking employment in Japan or in advancing to universities, junior colleges, and business schools. The institution is committed to cultivating individuals who can serve as bridges between Japan and the world.

This is a school for training Japanese language teachers. Currently, in addition to the main school in Ohashi, Fukuoka Prefecture, there are branches in Hakata and Tokyo Yoyogi.

At each location, students learn the techniques of teaching Japanese and obtain qualifications to teach. Not only do they delve deep into the origins of the Japanese language, accents, speaking, reading comprehension, and grammar, but they also study Japanese history extensively. Alongside theory, practical training is provided. Guidance is offered so that upon graduation, students can immediately step into a teaching role, becoming "ready-to-deploy" educators. The aim is to cultivate individuals who can provide students with opportunities to learn.

Founded in 1976, Chikushi Shugakukan is a community-focused Preparatory School catering to elementary, middle, and high school students primarily in the southern part of Fukuoka Prefecture. Rather than adopting a one-way class style, the institution tailors learning curricula for each student based on their study objectives, supporting them to enhance their academic performance. Additionally, with the flexibility to choose class times and days, we offer learning experiences tailored to the specific needs of each household. Our staff maintains close communication with parents, ensuring students have optimal learning opportunities to study efficiently and achieve their goals.