n1 is Japanese N1 level.

Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level N1 (Japanese: Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level N1? [1]?; English: Japanese Language Proficiency Test Level N1? [2]?), also known as Japanese Language Proficiency Test N1 Level, is the revised Japanese Language Proficiency Test (

One of the levels of JLPT) and the level with the highest level of proficiency requirements.

Related information: The current N1 level examination is held twice a year, on the first Sunday of July and the first Sunday of December each year.

It has been 35 years since the Japanese Language Proficiency Test was implemented in 1984.

In 1984, the number of candidates worldwide was only about 7,000. As of 2007, the number of candidates has reached 524,000. The examination has expanded to 137 cities in 49 countries and regions overseas.

Through the analysis of the results of this test so far, the Japan International Exchange Foundation believes that it is necessary to develop a high-level test that can play a more relevant role in society and accurately measure the test's Japanese proficiency level, so it has decided to revise the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.

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