Convenient Properties
for International Schools

Close to Hiroo and Azabu-Juban stations. The school has been a leader in dual-language education for over 50 years. Core classes are taught in English, but all students take Japanese classes too.

Close to Hiroo station. Founded in 1908, this Catholic school offers a co-educational kindergarten and a girls-only school from Grade 1 to 12. Approximately 520 students from more than 45 countries are enrolled in this English-taught school.

Between Azabujuban and Shirokanetakanawa, walking from the station is within 15 minutes. It is a co-educational school that covers kindergarten to Grade7 containing 250 students from more than 35 countries. The school provides English curriculum along with three weekly Japanese classes.

The British School in Tokyo (BST) is a truly international co-educational school with over 1,000 students aged between 3 and 18.

Close to Yoga station. This Catholic school offers classes in English to over 700 students from 60 countries. Kindergarten is co-educational, but the school is girls-only from Grade 1 to 12.

Close to Futako-Tamagawa station. A boys-only English-language school from kindergarten to Grade 12, it has about 900 students from over 65 countries. This Catholic school offers classes leading to the International Baccalaureate.

The oldest and largest international school in Japan that has over 1,700 students with 57 nationalities. It provides English-language education from Grade 1 to 12.
In addition, ASIJ operates a fleet of 32 buses running 31 routes around Tokyo, from Mejiro in the north to Shinagawa in the south, and even down to Den-en-chofu.

It is a co-educational school with over 350 students in classes from kindergarten to Grade 12.

12 to 15 minutes walk from the Hikarigaoka station on the Oedo line, 25minutes from the Shinjuku station. The co-educational school will offer English class to 400 students from over 30 countries.