International School of the Sacred Heart

The International School of the Sacred Heart in Tokyo is one of global network of schools and universities under the direction of the religious order of the Sacred Heart. The primary goal of the Society of the Sacred Heart is to provide an education for women that would prepare them for success in an ever-changing world.

Nishimachi International School

Founded in 1949 and located in the heart of Tokyo, Nishimachi International School has been providing innovative educational excellence for over 70 years to students in Kindergarten through Grade 9. The school has a strong reputation for educating students of all nationalities, cultures and backgrounds to be international and independent thinkers.

The British School in Tokyo - Shibuya Campus -

The British School in Tokyo was set up as a charitable trust in 1988 by a group of parents who wished their children to have a British style education in Tokyo. The school has continued to grow, extended its buildings, opened the Showa campus at Sendagaya, and now the school has over 1000 students of over 65 nationalities, 300 from ages 3 to 7 on the Shibuya campus and 700 from ages 8 to 18 on the Showa campus.

The British School in Tokyo Showa Campus

18 years after the first campus of The British School in Tokyo (hereinafter referred to as BST) was founded in 1988 in Shibuya, the school entered into an agreement with Showa Women’s University. BST has now over 1000 students of over 65 nationalities, 300 from ages 3 to 7 on the Shibuya campus and 700 from ages 8 to 18 on the Showa campus.

Tokyo International School

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The American School in Japan Early Learning Center

The American School in Japan (hereinafter referred to as ASIJ) has been the leading international school that offers an American-style college preparatory education for the children of international families. The storied school with over 115 years of history embarked on its journey from rented rooms in the Kanda YMCA building. It kept outgrowing the facilities, and now ASIJ has entered the latest chapter of its life with a new mission and strategic vision for the future.

The American School in Japan Chofu Campus

Founded in 1902, The American School in Japan (hereinafter referred to as ASIJ) has been the leading international school that offers an American-style college preparatory education for the children of international families.

lycée Français International de Tokyo

The lycée français international de Tokyo (hereinafter referred to as LFI Tokyo) is a French International School that was founded in 2005 by French authorities (AEFE) and the Governorate of Tokyo.
The private educational foundation has been providing a high quality learning program that offers multilingual instruction, and also has been helping French community in Japan grow over the past decades by welcoming many students from all over the world.

Aoba-Japan International School Meguro campus

Meguro Campus of Aoba-Japan International School (hereinafter referred to as Aoba) for early learners was founded in 1976. The school is situated in a quiet residential area between two big parks. They have two buildings, one for learners between 18 months to 4 years old and the other for 4 to 6 years old.

Aoba-Japan International School Hikarigaoka campus

Aoba International School was originally founded in 1976 with the first offerings from nursery school to pre-first grade to provide a four-year bilingual pre-first grade education, primarily for Japanese children. The school then quickly became a popular choice for early childhood education within both the international and Japanese communities for more options to parents when choosing a program that best suited their children’s need.

Canadian International School Tokyo

Canadian International School (hereinafter referred to as CIS) was founded in 1999 by two of its present directors. In Japan CIS is recognised by the Japanese Ministry of Culture, Sports and Education, so that CIS high school graduation is recognised for those students who apply to enroll in Japanese universities.

K International School Tokyo

K. International School Tokyo (hereinafter referred to as KIST) was founded in 1997, and has been offering an affordable international education rich in religious diversity to more than 630 students representing around 50 different nationalities.

Yokohama International School

Yokohama International School (hereinafter referred to as YIS) boasts nearly 100 years of history, beginning in 1924, as part of Yokohama's development and has been at the forefront of international education with a strong academic tradition and a demonstrated commitment to innovation.
And now, with students of 54 different nationalities and faculty/staff from 18 countries, YIS is the definition of internationalism, the centrepiece of their value.

Saint Maur International School

Established in 1872, as the oldest international school in Asia, the school continues to meet the needs of children (co-educational, 2½ years to Grade 12) from the multi-cultural, multi-faith international community.
For almost 150 years, quality nurturing education has been provided based upon Christian principles to children from the international community of all nationalities and faiths, and strong character and moral citizenship have been emphasised in all areas of school life at Saint Maur.

The Deutsche Schule Tokyo Yokohama

Founded on September 20th 1904, The Deutsche Schule Tokyo Yokohama (hereinafter referred to as DSTY) is the oldest still existing German school abroad in East Asia. The history began in a bourgeois house in Yokohama with only nine girls and boys from three countries in the first grades. And now the number of students has exceeded the 500 mark now and the school serves as a place for human and cultural encounters like it always has been.