School Information
Accola Japanese Academy opened in October 2016 in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. The school’s name, “accola,” means “neighbor” in Latin and conveys the idea of caring and deep love for others.
Educational philosophy
At Accola Japanese Academy, we take gratitude seriously.
Relationships of trust can also begin with a simple “thank you”.
In addition, one of the pillars of our educational policy is to become a member of society who does not frget to be grateful even after graduation.
Origin of the school name
Accola Japanese Academy opened in October 2016 in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture. The school’s name, “accola,” means “neighbor” in Latin and conveys the idea of caring and deep love for others.
Admissions Capacity (as of April 2024)
International Students by Nationality
School History
School History
The school opened in October 2016 in Maebashi City, Gunma Prefecture, with a capacity of 100 students.
nitially a small class of 12 students, the school has grown to 150 students in 2019 and will expand further to 225 students in April 2023.
From the Principal
Messages
We comply with laws, prohibit harassment, eliminate all discrimination based on national origin, race, gender, and more, and celebrate diversity.
Because I think it’s important to enjoy the life of the person who is noble, no matter where they are.
CAMPUS
Map &
Access
〒371-0016
Gunma Prefecture, Japan Maebashi chiyoda-machi 4chome,17-6
TEL：027-289-8916
FAX：027-289-8917
Information from the airport:
1. For students who have been admitted to our school, school staff will pick them up at the airport so that they can arrive at school safely.
Don’t worry, the staff in charge will inform you separately when the flight schedule is decided.
Alternatively, from platform ⑥ at the same exit, take lines 47, 50, 51, 52, 53, and 54 to Chuo-mae-bashiekimae.
2. 2-minute walk from the bus stop in front of Chuo Umaebashi Station to the main campus
If you’re traveling by train:
1. Transfer to the JR Ryoumou Line at Takasaki Station on JR’s Joshin Line and get off at Maebashi Station, 4 stops later.
2. 8 minutes by bus or 15 minutes on foot from Maebashi Station to the main campus
Student Name: Kalkia Yusha
Nationality: Nepal
“When I finish studying Japanese, I want to go to university if possible.”
FORM
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