Japanese Culture and Language Program

Located directly in front of the Nishi-Hongwanji Temple, a World Heritage Site, Ryukoku Museum has a distinctively handsome exterior that fits right in with the historical cityscape. With a basement level and three floors above ground, the museum boasts a total exhibition space of approximately 1,000 square meters, with another 500 square meters allocated for storage. There are a series of exhibitions that showcase Buddhism from its birth to the present day. Much more than just another university museum, the Ryukoku Museum functions as a comprehensive Buddhist museum, spreading Buddhism and its teachings through various exhibitions to the public.

To commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the opening of the Ryukoku Museum, Ryukoku University will be holding a Talk Show on September 26th at its Omiya Campus in Kyoto. The Ryukoku University President, who also holds the position of the second director of the museum, will be talking with Japanese idol Ayaka WADA, an avid museum visitor and Buddhism enthusiast. The talk will be about the museum and Buddhism.

For more details please visit:
https://museum.ryukoku.ac.jp/exhibition/2021/10th_talk/

Come and study at Ryukoku University!

郵政編碼	612-8577
咨詢地址	67 Tsukamoto-cho, Fukakusa, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
咨詢部門	Ryukoku Center for the Promotion of Global Education
電話號碼	075-645-7898
傳真號碼	075-645-2020
留學生特別考試	有留學生特別考試
招生人數	40人 (2020年度)
參加考試人數	62人 (2019年度)
合格人數	36人 (2019年度)
在籍留學生數（持留學簽證）	21人 (2021年度)
在籍私費留學生數	21人 (2021年度)
報名費	15,000 日元 (2021年度)
入學金	50,000 日元 (2021年度)
教育費/年	487,000 日元 (2021年度)
交納金的延遲/退還申請	不可
學科	Japanese Culture & Language Program
申請資料發布時期	即時
大學單獨考試的歷年考題	無歷年考題
入學年月（春期）	2022年4月入學
申請類別	Entrance Examination of Japanese Culture and Language Program
申請時期的開始日期	2021年9月14日
申請時期的結束日期	2021年10月1日 (必須寄達)
合格公布日期	2021年11月
入學手續截止日	2021年11月18日
渡日前的手續-來自海外的直接申請	可
渡日前的手續-來日參加考試	不要
大學單獨考試的科目	資料審查
日本留學考試-要/不要	不要。
英語考試	不舉行
備註	Students must meet one of the following criteria: 1. Has completed at least 300 hours of Japanese language study 2. Has passed level N4 or higher of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT)