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Miyuki Bldg., 1-15-18, Okubo, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 169-0072 Tel: 81 3 3205 1356 Fax: 81 3 3207 4651 Email: arigato@kaij.co.jp


www.kaij.jp Contact: Tae Yamaguchi


courses & accommodation


Tokyo


Conveniently located in Shinjuku, in central Tokyo, KAI Japanese Language School attracts students from all over the world, from nearly 40 countries. In a truly international learning environment, KAI offers Japanese language courses for both short-term and long-term study. KAI organizes a variety of cultural and social activities, while supporting students with different programs such as scholarships and homestay. Summer course, one-to-one lessons, and corporate language training programs are also available.


examinations


JLPT Japanese Language Proficiency Test


BridgeBrazil


Rua Quitanda 191, SL Rio de Janeiro, CEP 20.091-005 Tel: 55 21 2220 8659 Fax: 55 21 2220 8659 Email: vhorta@bridgebrazil.com


www.BridgeBrazil.com Contact: Veronica Horta


courses & accommodation


Rio de Janeiro


BridgeBrazil is located in a modern building in downtown Rio de Janeiro and offers excursions to the best sights in the city, including the famous Christ the Redeemer Statue and Sugarloaf Mountain. Classes are limited to 6 students, and our highly-trained teachers are native Portuguese speakers, all with university degrees. Students looking to interact with the local community can combine language classes with volunteer work, while Rio’s world-famous Carnival is a cultural experience not to be missed!


special courses


Business studies Culture / Cultural studies History Music Volunteering


examinations CELPE-BRAS


57


Japanese in Japan


Portuguese in Brazil


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