I lived in the city of Seoul, South Korea, so I didn’t know much about the charm of the countryside. However, when I first came to Kumamoto, I felt that studying abroad in Kumamoto would be a great help in the future because of the beautiful air, the beautiful natural landscape, and the friendly people. Therefore, if you are worried about studying abroad or cannot decide where to go, I highly recommend studying abroad in Kumamoto.

Kumamoto Prefecture is a city blessed with nature and full of charm. Of course, it’s not just the beauty of nature that we can be proud of. I feel that the living infrastructure and living environment centered on Kumamoto City are also at the highest Japanese standards. The liveliness and the large number of foreigners are not comparable to cities such as Tokyo, but that is why I think you can fully enjoy the uniqueness of Japan. I have traveled all over Japan so far, but there was no other place that I felt more enjoyable and wanted to live in than Kumamoto. That is one of the main reasons I chose Kumamoto. Please come to Kumamoto and feel the charm of Kumamoto.

I am a Chinese student who entered Heisei College of Music this year. I’ve heard about Kumamon since I was in China, but since I studied abroad in Kumamoto, I’ve been more and more impressed by the natural environment, the friendliness and the warmness of people. I’m not good at Japanese yet, so I still have a lot of problems in communication and study. However, I am very grateful to all of my classmates and teachers for their kindness. I will continue to study hard after this.

Kumamoto Prefecture has beautiful nature and kind people. When I came to Japan, I didn’t understand Japanese and I didn’t know much about it. But the teachers, friends and locals were kind to me. The quiet environment and convenient transportation of Kumamoto Prefecture are ideal for concentrating on your studies. There are plenty of part-time jobs, and prices and rent are low, so it is a good environment for international students.

Before taking the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students, I never thought I would study in Kumamoto. After taking the exam, my teacher introduced me to the Kumamoto campus of Tokai University, and I immediately felt that it was perfect for me. The nature of Aso is beautiful, the weather in Kumamoto is nice, and the people are nice. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, I stayed at home for most of the year and a half since I came to Kumamoto, but fortunately my friends in Kumamoto were kind and helped me a lot.

It’s been 6 years since I came to Japan. I’m from Thailand. Kumamoto is a rich city surrounded by nature. It’s not a big city, but I’ve never felt inconvenience because it has everything from the Shinkansen to the airport. Please try studying abroad in Kumamoto.

Kumamoto is a town with beautiful mountains and rivers. It is hot in the summer and cold in the winter. When I first came to Yatsushiro City in Kumamoto. Japanese was difficult and I didn’t understand in the classes, but the teachers and classmates were really kind and gave me a lot of support. I think I learned a lot from Yatsushiro City, both personally and professionally.

Kumamoto is a city that is tolerant of diversity, making it easy for international students to live. Interacting with the locals is fun and very informative. With good access to the mountains and the sea, it is ideal for relieving fatigue. There are also mosques and halal food stores, so Muslims can live comfortably. Kumamoto is wonderful!

Kumamoto is a city surrounded by mountains. When I first came to Kumamoto, I was fascinated by Kumamoto’s natural environment and the passion of the people. While studying at Kumamoto Gakuen University, I deeply felt the charm of this liberal arts university. The teachers were really helpful in teaching me with zeal and expertise. I learned more through my study and experiences in Japan. I would like to convey more about my impressions of studying and living in Kumamoto to those who want to study abroad in Kumamoto.

I came to Kumamoto to study abroad because of the recommendation of my relatives. When I started living in Kumamoto, I was really happy to be here. In addition to the ease of living and the convenience of transportation, it was the kindness of everyone that made me happy to come. The university teachers and staff are always caring, and I feel really lucky to have chosen Kumamoto.

I have lived in Japan for two years. I’m in the second year of the Department of Social Welfare. Kumamoto is less busy than Tokyo, but I love Kumamoto. After graduating, I would like to work in Kumamoto if possible. People in Kumamoto are kind to foreigners. I live alone, but I’m not lonely at all. Unfortunately, I can’t go home because it’s Corona, but Kumamoto is my second home. I thank my teacher, my friends, and everyone.