If you want to go to a university in Japan, you should study in a language university first. Don't go to Japan to study because you want to avoid the college entrance examination.

The University of Tokyo

First, the school profile

The University of Tokyo, founded in 1877, is the first national university in Japan and one of the earliest universities in Asia. It is recognized as the highest institution of higher learning in Japan and a world-famous Asian university. Its predecessor was Tokyo Kaicheng School and Tokyo Medical College founded in Meiji period. The campus of the University of Tokyo is located in bunkyo-ku's hometown in Tokyo, covering an area of 40 square meters, where most of the institutions of the whole school are located. In addition, a new campus will be built in Komako, Muhei district, where the Correctional Services Department and some logistics facilities will be located. Affiliated schools, industrial research departments, experimental practice bases (such as farms, forest farms, earthquakes, volcanoes and astronomical observation stations) and dormitories for teachers and students are distributed all over the country. During the same period, there were 8,055 faculty members, with a total length of 1, 35 teaching assistants and 4,055 staff members (including administrators, technicians, nurses in medical centers, pharmacists, radiologists, clinical health testing technicians, nutritionists, etc. ) .3964 teachers, professors 1, 133, associate professors 1 083, lecturers 170, teaching assistants 1 578, and professors and associate professors account for 56% of the total number of teachers. The University of Tokyo has a collection of 6,646, 133 volumes, of which 3,129,050 volumes are in libraries and information centers of more than 60 departments, research institutes and relevant departments. The central library has nearly 6,543,800 books and 38,600 periodicals, and the whole school orders nearly 200,000 new books every year. The school has three affiliated hospitals with complete disciplines; The affiliated hospital of the Ministry of Medicine, the affiliated branch of the Academy of Medical Sciences and the affiliated hospital have a total of 1246 beds.

Due to the complete disciplines, sufficient funds, neat teaching staff and high level of running some traditional disciplines, the teaching and research strength and level of the University of Tokyo are incomparable to other universities in Japan. In order to meet the challenge of the new technological revolution, the state is organizing several national universities and relevant departments to conduct joint research on several key projects at present and in 2 1 century. In this "key battle", the University of Tokyo undoubtedly played the role of "leader".

Second, the professional setting

The Law Department is the oldest and most prestigious department of Neusoft University, from which many important politicians in Japanese history came. There are three departments of democracy, public law and political science, and the affiliated departments are the Foreign Law Documentation Center and the Information Center of Modern Japanese Legal and Political History.

The Department of Literature consists of four departments: literature, history, linguistics and action, and two experimental departments: cultural exchange and Beihai cultural research. The department has also produced many famous Japanese writers, poets, famous writers, artists and other stars.

The Department of Economics only includes two departments, namely, Economics and Management, with the Japanese Industrial Economics Research Office under it.

The Department of Education consists of five departments, namely pedagogy, educational psychology, school education, educational administration, physical education and health education, with an affiliated school and an affiliated school.

The Ministry of Medicine has two departments of medicine and health care, including brain research laboratory, medical electronic laboratory, sound and language medicine laboratory, laboratory animal feeding room, two affiliated hospitals, and affiliated schools with nursing college and midwifery nurse school. This department is famous for its surgery, especially brain surgery.

The Ministry of Science consists of nine departments, namely, mathematics, information science, physics, astronomy, geophysics, chemistry, biochemistry, biological science and earth science. Its subordinate departments include Linhai Experimental Field, Botanical Garden, International Center for Basic Particle Physics, Spectrochemistry Research Center, Crustal Chemistry Laboratory and Astronomy Teaching and Research Center.

Department of Engineering, the largest department of Tokyo University, contains 23 departments 109 lectures, covering almost all local engineering disciplines, including civil engineering, machinery, electronics, ships, aviation, atomic energy, resources, metals, materials, applied chemistry, applied physics, calculation and many other fields. It also has an engineering foundation department and an atomic energy engineering research and comprehensive test site.

The Department of Pharmacy only includes two departments: pharmacy and medicinal chemistry, with a medicinal botanical garden attached.

The Ministry of Agriculture has eight departments of agricultural biology, agricultural chemistry, forestry, aquatic products, agricultural economics, agricultural engineering, veterinary medicine and forest products, with practice and experimental facilities such as farms, practice forest farms, pastures, veterinary hospitals, aquatic experimental fields and green plant experimental fields.

The Department of Corrections is responsible for the basic courses of junior students in the school. It is divided into five departments: comprehensive culture, regional culture, social science-related disciplines, systematic natural science and natural science-related disciplines. It has an American research data center, a language and culture center and a mathematical and physical science research room.

Third, graduate school.

The graduate school has humanities, education, law and politics, sociology, economics, comprehensive culture, science, engineering, agronomy, pharmacy, atomic energy, mathematical science and so on 102 research departments, and its professional research direction 104. The graduate school also has the teaching function of a department. There are 95 undergraduate and graduate teaching and research sections, which belong to the 10 department.

Fourth, the institute.

The University of Tokyo has a strong scientific research force and numerous institutions. * * * Institute for the whole school and even the whole country 12, Research Center 13.

As early as the Meiji period, the Institute of Medicine consisted of three parts: the Vaccine Institute, the Infectious Diseases Institute and the Serum Medicine Institute. The latter three institutes were merged into the Institute of Infectious Diseases and managed by the Ministry of the Interior. After the war, it was renamed the Institute of Medicine and placed under the jurisdiction of Neusoft University. It is a well-known research institute of Tokyo University and Japanese universities, focusing on the pathology and treatment of infectious diseases, cancer and other special diseases. The research contents include the characteristics of pathogens such as bacteria, viruses and parasites, the pathogenic mechanism, cytology and molecular biology of pathogenic organisms, the etiology, regularity and treatment of genetic diseases, the occurrence and development of cancer, anti-cancer means and a series of important theoretical and application problems in current medicine. * * * There are 25 laboratories, including experimental animal breeding, animal pathogen inspection, microbial strain preservation, genetic code decoding, molecular disease research and other departments, as well as an affiliated hospital. Many of these staff members are famous for their excellent medical skills and successful research. Sugimura Takashi was awarded the Japanese Cultural Medal for his outstanding research achievements in cancer cell mutation and carcinogens in the Gastric Cancer Research Center. Famous figures in carcinogen research include Taijiro Matsushima and others.

Seismological research institute is the only research institute in this field in Japan. Founded in 1925, its theoretical research projects include seismic waves, earthquake occurrence mechanism, volcanic geology, physics, chemistry, tsunami, submarine earthquakes, etc. Applied research includes earthquake, volcano and tsunami prediction, earthquake-resistant buildings, earthquake exploration, etc. There are also strong earthquake prediction centers and earthquake prediction observation centers, and nearly 20 earthquake, volcano and tsunami observation stations (stations) have been set up throughout the country.

The Institute of Oriental Culture is committed to the comprehensive study of oriental culture, which makes the research rooms in Pan-Asia, East Asia, South Asia and West Asia fearful. Among them, the study of China is the most comprehensive, powerful and informative, involving politics, economy, military affairs, culture, art, history and other fields, with the Oriental Culture Exhibition Center attached.

The social science research institute is divided into two aspects from the research scope: one is the comprehensive research of social science; Second, pay attention to comparative research, and conduct global comparative research from contemporary politics, law, economy, social culture and other aspects for the contemporary international community. There is also the Modern Japanese Social Research Office for foreigners to participate in research.

The Historical Materials Compilation Institute is a historical museum, which is responsible for the research, editing and publication of historical materials. Historical materials from ancient times to medieval times to modern times, scattered records of ancient books and special historical materials are all in the catalogue.

The basic characteristics and applications of common microorganisms studied by applied microorganisms include genetic breeding and preservation of fermentation engineering, biosynthesis engineering of enzymes and antibiotics, activity research, gene transformation and so on. There is also an affiliated microalgae comprehensive center.

The Institute of Production Technology, formerly known as the Second Engineering Department of Imperial University of Tokyo, is mainly engaged in the production and application of military products. Now it is the largest research institute of Tokyo University, with 44 engineering laboratories, among which the Multivariate Numerical Information Processing Engineering Laboratory is a visiting professor laboratory. It also has Chiba Experimental Site, Measurement Technology Development Center, Advanced Materials Development and Research Center, Disaster Reduction International Engineering Research Center, Special Electronics Research Center and other institutions.

The Institute of Social Information has three research rooms for media, information dissemination, information and society and a media data center.

Cosmic ray research institute conducts astrophysical research, including ultra-high energy strong interaction, weak interaction, neutron physics, cosmic ray observation and research, etc.

Nuclear Research Institute is mainly engaged in the experimental research of nuclear and elementary particles and related basic theoretical research, including nuclear melon, radioactive energy, high-energy particle accelerator device, neutron measurement, high-energy particle physics, nuclear measurement device and so on. Among them, ultra-high vacuum science and medium energy physics are guest laboratories that attract foreign researchers.

The Institute of Oceanography is the only institute in this field in Japan, which undertakes the comprehensive basic research task of oceanography. There are laboratories for marine physics, meteorology, marine chemistry, biology, seabed structure and geology, marine ecology, marine microorganisms, marine resources and environmental investigation, and marine fishery development. There are also two ocean research ships.

The Institute of Physics conducts experimental research on material characteristics and related theoretical research, such as material limit characteristics, concentration, radioactivity, and development of new materials. Among them, the two rooms of solid characteristics and limit characteristics are the research departments of the visitors.

Among these research institutes, Cosmic Ray Institute, Nuclear Institute, Oceanography Institute and Physics Institute are all universal in China.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) large center

1. Large computer center, said to be the largest computer center in the world, with 8 computers.

The new M-200H electronic computer system has large capacity, complete peripheral equipment and strong time-sharing system capability. Directly supported by the Ministry of Education, it serves the universities under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Education, thus forming a Tokyo computer network centered on the University of Tokyo and coordinating the use and scheduling of computers. All university teachers and students in Tokyo are eligible to become users, which provides convenient conditions for university teaching and scientific research.

2. Dongda Literature Center, 1968, was renamed as "Academic Information Center" to collect information from all over the country.

Academic research information in colleges and universities provides services for academic information in colleges and universities.

3. Climate System Research Center, which studies the climate system according to the climate model, has four key disciplines.

These state institutions, funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, have updated their equipment, organized manpower, absorbed outsiders, including foreign researchers and teachers from other universities in China, opened their equipment to the outside world, and have actually become national scientific research centers.

In addition, there are comprehensive research archives, cryogenic center, isotope comprehensive center, atomic energy comprehensive research center, teaching computer center, environmental safety center, genetic laboratory, international student center, cutting-edge science and technology center, artificial physical engineering research center, medical care center and other departments.

I once asked a similar question and quoted one respondent as saying, "The Japanese won't bully China people because it's unnecessary. As long as you work hard, you will become stupid. If people are lazy at work, you will win the respect of others. My present job, I will resign at the end of this month, because I will go to college soon. We were supposed to quit in the middle of the month, but several people in the shop left. There are still a few people who want to ask for leave. I think there really is no one. Tell the boss that I will work for another week. When the time for them to leave has passed, I will go again. The boss was moved. He held my hand and said nothing. He was in tears. My boss's son helped me plan this operation. He has a car and sent me there on the 26th. He's great. He is studying in Kyushu University. He has a good brain and a nice person. He is a little male chauvinist, but he is still very careful. Sorry, it's a little off topic. In short, the Japanese won't bully you. As long as you work hard, you won't be looked down upon. I am the only one from China who works in this store now. Because the business in the store is too tired, many people quit because they can't stand it. I've been to many people from China, and I'm the only one who stayed. I said I was leaving, and the manager gave me a raise and said I needed money to move ... In fact, there are still many good people in Japan. "

There are three main steps to go through the formalities of studying abroad. One is to obtain the admission permit of the school studying abroad, the other is to apply to the Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan through the school and obtain the residence qualification certificate, and the third is to apply for and obtain a visa.

Q: What are the procedures for studying in a Japanese school?

Japanese schools enroll students four times a year, starting in April, July, 65438+ 10 and 65438+ 10 respectively. The enrollment time, conditions and methods of each school are different, but most of them start enrolling students six months earlier than the start of school. The first phase of school started in April has the largest number of applicants, in addition to 10, July and 1. Most schools start enrolling students in April and 10, and some schools start enrolling students in July and 10, but generally speaking, there are not many. After deciding which school to study in, please get the school's enrollment brochure and prepare to apply.

Q: What are the procedures for attending a junior college?

A: Junior college (door) schools only enroll the first phase of school in April, which is characterized by a long enrollment cycle. Most students who study in specialized schools go to Japanese schools to learn Japanese first. However, if you meet the admission requirements, you can also enter a special school directly. However, not all colleges can accept international students, and they need to be confirmed when applying.

Q: What are the procedures for studying in a university?

A: Generally, universities only enroll international students who start school in April, and a few schools enroll students who start school in September or 10. In addition, some schools admit students who entered school in April several times. Most schools choose students according to the results of Japanese study abroad examination, written examination and interview provided by our school. Students must take the entrance examination in Japan. However, some schools have special entrance examinations in China, or directly enter Japanese universities by reviewing personal data. The time for university registration and examination is: private universities that start in April start from the autumn of the previous year to1~ February of the enrollment year; The national and public universities that started in April are from the end of the previous year to February-March of the enrollment year. The enrollment time, conditions and methods of each school are different, and everyone needs to be prepared in advance. Under normal circumstances, you should study in a Japanese school or university first, and collect information to prepare for the exam while learning Japanese.

Q: What qualifications or conditions do you need to study in a Japanese school?

Answer: To have a senior high school education (12) or above, the Japanese proficiency should reach the level equivalent to the Japanese proficiency test (CET-4 or above). In addition, we must be able to pay for studying abroad, have a firm willingness to study abroad and have a clear purpose of studying abroad.

Q: What qualifications or conditions do you need to study in a university?

A: You must have a high school education (12) or above, have a Japanese level equivalent to the Japanese proficiency test level 2 or above, be able to pay for studying abroad, have the determination to study abroad, and have a clear purpose. International students studying in English-major schools have no requirement for Japanese ability, but there are few such courses.

Q: Do I need the Japanese proficiency test results sponsored by the Japan Fund for International Exchange to prove my Japanese proficiency?

A: If overseas schools do not make this request, it is generally not necessary. The school will assess students' Japanese ability through exams and interviews. However, if you have time to take the Japanese proficiency test, try to take it. Because the results of Japanese proficiency test are more reliable than other Japanese proficiency tests.

The cost of living in Japan:

The living expenses (including tuition) of international students 1 month are shown in the following table. The cost of living in Tokyo is much higher than that in other cities.

The following are the tuition and living expenses for international students 1 month.

Regional yen RMB

Hokkaido 1 14000 8682

Northeast China 98,000 7463

Kanto14200010814

Tokyo14800011271

Middle1170008910

Feng Jingen122,000 9291

China110,000 8377

Shikoku 106000 8073

Kyushu 1 13000 8606

The national average is 128000 9748.

Details of living expenses and tuition fees for international students

Yen RMB

study

In addition to research fees and tuition fees,10,000 761

Tuition fee 47,000 3579

Transportation fee 8000609

Meal fee is 24000 1827.

Rent 32,284

The cost of water, electricity and gas is 7000533.

Insurance and medical expenses 3000228

Extracurricular hobbies and entertainment expenses 7,000,533

Miscellaneous expenses 1 1, 000 837

Balance 22,0001675

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Studying in Japan

Pre-departure guidance

First of all, congratulations on getting a visa to study in Japan, and you are about to realize your life ideal in a foreign country. The following are the precautions before and on the way, please refer to:

I. Booking air tickets:

When you get the stay qualification certificate and apply for a visa from the local Japanese embassy or consulate, you can book the air ticket to Japan. The company can book air tickets for everyone, let everyone go together and get to school on time according to the requirements of the school.

Second, booking a dormitory:

If you need to book a student dormitory, please apply to our company as soon as possible and pay the booking fee to the other party before you can arrange it. Bedding and other supplies should also be prepared in China.

Third, the departure time:

If students book their own air tickets, please inform our company of the flight, date, time and arrival at the airport, so as to arrange for picking up the plane.

Fourth, the preparation of carrying items:

1) passport (carry it with you and keep it safe. It's best to put it in a leather passport folder. )

2) Air tickets (carry-on)

3) Entry Pass (it is best to put it with your passport and check it when you leave the airport)

4) Leave the qualification certificate (it is best to put it with your passport and check it when you leave the airport).

5) Physical examination certificate (also called health certificate, carry with you)

6) cash (large bills should be kept in a hidden place, not mixed with metal objects and pocket money. If there are metal objects or coins in your coat when you pass the airport security check, you'd better take them off and put them in the inspection basket, which will save trouble and avoid embarrassment when you are in a hurry. )

7) carry-on soft bag (it can be bigger, and it is better to put books, shoes, etc. Inside)

8) More than 20 ID photos (4.5cm×3.5cm or 4cm×3cm, that is, 2-inch photos in China).

9) standing medicines (mainly emergency medicines for colds and diarrhea)

10) Four Seasons Clothing (it is best to prepare a suit for formal occasions)

1 1) stamp by yourself.

12) Chinese-Japanese dictionary or quick translation.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) checked baggage:

Airlines are generally limited to 20-25 kilograms, and international students can enjoy 30 kilograms of checked baggage. But at present, it is the tourist season and the peak season for students to go abroad. General airlines require hand luggage and checked baggage to be weighed together, and those who are overweight will be fined. It's best not to use a large box, but a medium one (on the market 158). You should also put cards on both sides of the box and write down your name, country, etc. In order to prevent mistakes.

Six, into the airport:

It is best to arrive at the airport 2 hours in advance, and the ticket includes airport construction fee and fuel tax. Enter the green channel with your passport and ticket to the baggage check-in office of your flight, and apply for boarding card with your passport and ticket. Fill in the exit card and show your passport when you walk to the customs checkpoint.

Seven, boarding:

Enter the engine room and put the carry-on soft bag into the luggage rack. Fasten your seat belts when taking off and landing. Free dinner is provided on board, and drinks are always available. During the flight, you need to fill out a Japanese entry card for entry inspection.

Eight, out of the airport:

After disembarking from the plane, go to the entry checkpoint first, show your passport and other relevant documents, and after passing the inspection, go to the baggage conveyor belt to find the checked baggage. At the exit, the person sent by the school to pick you up is waiting for you with a card with your name on it or a banner with the name of the school on it. If students arrive at school or residence directly, please determine the bus route and destination address in advance.

Nine, change money:

There are foreign currency exchange offices in the airport lobby and major banks. You can change your US dollars (RMB is not allowed) into Japanese yen for your convenience.

X. international calls:

There are public telephone booths everywhere in the streets and alleys of Japan, which can generally make international long-distance calls. When you arrive, you should call your parents back immediately to report your safety.

Eleven, to prevent getting lost:

The streets in Japan are not due to the south and the north, and they are staggered and complicated, so it is easy to get lost. But as long as you buy a "pocket atlas" in any newspaper or subway station, all the problems will be solved.

Twelve, matters needing attention:

Cash deposit: If you have a lot of cash, don't leave it in the dormitory. It is best to deposit in the bank, but you need to seal the account and prepare it in advance.

Health insurance: Japan's medical expenses are very expensive. It costs about 5,000 yen to go to the hospital to see a cold. Therefore, foreigners who plan to stay in Japan for more than one year must join the national health insurance. The amount of insurance varies from region to region. Generally, foreign students need to pay about 1 1,500 yen per month. When international students go to a hospital or clinic for treatment due to illness or injury, they only need to pay 20-30% of the total medical expenses. However, some expenses need to be paid in full, such as the "differential bed fee" during hospitalization, and some special treatment drugs that are not covered by the insurance premium. After participating in the above-mentioned national health insurance, visa holders of "studying abroad" can also go through the relevant procedures of "medical subsidy system for international students" in our school. In this way, I only need to pay 4-6% of the total medical expenses.

Japanese life and laws and regulations: Some laws in Japan are quite different from those in China. Studying in Japan requires understanding Japanese living habits and some common laws and regulations. For example, domestic garbage should be classified. Foreign students should not work in places with customs and habits. Bicycles abandoned in the park can't be ridden back, and being caught by the police will be considered theft. Wait a minute.

I wish you a pleasant journey and success in your studies. Remember that "learning and development are the main goals of studying abroad".

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Money and price

The currency of Japan is the yen. There are four kinds of paper money: 1 000 yen, 5000 yen, 2000 yen, 1 000 yen. There are six kinds of coins: 500 yen, 100 yen, 50 yen, 5 yen, 1 yen. Major currencies can be exchanged in banks. The exchange rate of all banks is the same.

In Japan, payment is usually made in cash, and now almost all shops accept credit cards. In addition, it also accepts cash cards from financial institutions such as banks or post offices, and generally does not use checks. Generally speaking, it is safer to carry cash in Japan, and a small amount of cash is convenient to pay for transportation and catering expenses. For restaurants and other small purchases, credit cards or traveler's checks may not be accepted.

Personal checks are generally not used in Japan. Japanese yen traveler's checks can be purchased at various foreign banks. Credit cards are widely used in Japanese cities. Signs are posted at the entrances of shops and restaurants, indicating that credit cards are acceptable. Phone cards can be used in public telephone booths. Besides, the use of other prepaid cards in Japan's "cashless society" is also expanding.

Public transport agencies, shops and restaurants in Japan are legally prohibited from collecting foreign currency. You need a small amount of yen in case of emergency. If you bring foreign currency other than US dollars, it is more convenient to change it into Japanese yen at the airport. Even in big banks, bank employees are not always used to foreign currency, so sometimes it may take more time. Cashing traveler's checks in banks is relatively simple, but it is almost impossible to use them in ordinary shops and restaurants. The remaining Japanese yen (paper money only) can be exchanged for foreign currency at the airport. Although there is no limit on the amount, the exchange office sometimes doesn't have enough foreign currency.

As we all know, Japan is one of the countries with the highest prices in the world. The following are the main commodity prices

Activities you can engage in, qualifications for staying in the country.

Coca-cola (350ML canned) 120 yen 7.5 yuan.

Milk (1 l) 203 yen 14 yuan.

Rice (10KG) 3963 yen 280 yuan.

Tissue (5 boxes) 34 1 yen 22 yuan

Video rental (per video) 354 yen 25 yuan

Hamburgers (each) 1 10 yen 8 yuan

Bread (1KG) 42 1 yen 29 yuan

Laundry fee (one suit) 1073 yen 80 yuan

Movie tickets (each) 1800 yen 125 yuan

Pizza delivery (one serving) 2048 yen 140 yuan

The consumption in Tokyo is very high. Of course, if you are rich, that's fine. I think Japanese electronic technology can consider management, machinery and psychology.

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