The details of the educational loans listed below are provided exclusively in Japanese.
Here are some scholarships and educational loans for Japanese, students with permanent residency, married to Japanese or permanent resident and long-term resident who is in the process of becoming permanent resident in Japan.
For TUJ’s degree-seeking students, including those in the Bridge Program, who are Japanese nationals, possess permanent residency, are married to Japanese or permanent residents, or are long-term residents in the process of becoming permanent residents in Japan, a loan “Category 2 Scholarship (overseas)” is available.
Website regarding JASSO 'Category 2 Scholarship (overseas)' Japanese
Parents of students, or students who have a stable income can apply for this educational loan. It is available for residents in Japan, and there are no restrictions based on nationality. You can borrow funds from both JFC and JASSO.
Japanese Finance Corporation Japanese
Parents of students, or students who have a stable income can apply for this ORICO loan. It is available for residents in Japan, and there are no restrictions based on nationality. If you wish to apply for ORICO loan, you must first complete the "Educational Records Release (ERR) Form for the ORICO Loan Program", and submit it to the Registrar's Office.
Educational Records Release Form for the ORICO Loan Program (PDF: 126KB)
After submission of ERR Form, proceed to the online application form on ORICO website Japanese . After being approved for the loan, the funds will be paid directly to TUJ.
| School (gakko) code: | 14466676 |
| Application (moushi-komi) code: | 0623 |
In addition to providing a room at student dorm and scholarships, each newspaper company also provides salaries for students studying while delivering newspapers.
Asahi Scholarship Japanese
Sankei Scholarship Japanese
Nihonkeizai Educational Scholarship Japanese
Mainichi Educational Scholarship Japanese
Yomiuri Educational Scholarship Japanese
Orphans of Traffic Accidents Scholarship Foundation Japanese
For students who have lost their parents due to a traffic accident or suffered severe disability, making it difficult to pursue studying financially. A scholarship is loaned without an interest.
