How much does it cost to study in Japan for one year?

With its excellent education level, many international students want to study in Japan. The cost of studying in Japan is also one of the concerns of students. So, how much does it cost to study in Japan for one year?

I. Living expenses for studying in Japan

1. Living expenses for studying in Japan for one year

According to the standard of Japanese college students, the minimum monthly expenditure is 654.38+0.20 million yen, which is the result of a survey conducted by the Japanese University Life Cooperation Group in 654.38+0.984. It includes the rent of 35,000 yen. If you add tourism and consumer goods, you need 6.5438+0.5 million yen per month. The standard of living is different. First of all, don't eat too expensive. 1 kg pork is about 450 yen (about 13 yuan RMB). If you cook three meals a day by yourself, you can maintain it at around 1000 yen. 1 month costs 30,000 yen, which is almost 40,000 yen per month, so it costs 70,000 to 80,000 yen per month.

Studying in Japan can only be carried out through work-study programs and going out to work, with no more than 4 hours a day. Generally, you can earn 1000 yen per hour, which may be lower or higher depending on the language level. Some work places can also provide meals, accumulating tens of thousands of yen every month.

2. One-year accommodation fee for studying in Japan

Rent a small room with four and a half floors to six floors in Japan, and the rent is 20,000 to 30,000 yen. But they all have to be introduced by a "real estate agent", so they are easy to find. You have to pay two months' deposit, two months' gift, one month's introduction fee and one month's rent together for six months, at least 6.5438+0.2 million yen, which is the most economical. More generously, the rent is about 654.38 million yen per month. If you want to find a knowledgeable lover, you can rent a room with a bathroom. In Tokyo, you should not only choose cheap rooms, but also consider the distance of traffic, the burden of fares and other conditions. Simple rooms are for students, that is, for low-income people. But although the room is small, it has gas and electrical equipment. You can do this by burning some coffee or cooking some noodles around the stove. It is also very practical.

3. Transportation expenses for studying in Japan for one year

Tokyo Metro: Adult one-way fares are: 160 yen (starting price is within 1-6 km), 190 yen, 230 yen, 270 yen and 300 yen.

Train (Tokyo JR Train Yamanote Line): 130-2 10 yen;

Bullet train: Tokyo-Osaka: 13750 yen (one-way ordinary train); Tokyo-Sendai: 10590 yen (one-way ordinary car); Tokyo-Hiroshima: 18050 yen (one-way ordinary car)

Bus: 200 yen for adults

Taxi: The starting price (within 2 kilometers) is 650 yen.

Second, the way to save money by studying in Japan

1, make good use of group buying

The labor price in Japan is very high, so places that need manpower are usually more expensive, such as haircuts, beauty salons, massages and so on.

In fact, there are also group purchases in Japan, and you can get the same service at a low price. In particular, international students who don't want to have their hair cut can search.

2. Golden coupons

The so-called golden coupon is to buy coupons at a cheap price. Not only shopping vouchers and tickets, but also amusement park tickets, Japanese professional baseball tickets and so on … ...

Usually, the gold coupon shop will display the things it sells in the glass window in front of the counter or write them on the billboard on the wall …

3, supermarket special time

Generally, after 8 pm in supermarkets, goods with short shelf life, such as box lunch, salad, sushi, etc. , will be sold at half price. Buying a half-price lunch is cheaper than cooking at home, which can be said to be good news for thrifty international students.

In addition to the three hours before the store closes, the clerk will post a half-price tag. In bad weather, supermarket customers will suddenly decrease and there will be many half-price promotions.

Third, Japan's life skills in studying abroad

1, second-hand household appliances are affordable and easy to use.

Take the University of Tokyo as an example. Students generally share a dormitory. Although each dormitory is less than 10 square meter, it can also be said that "the sparrow is small and has all the organs". Japanese electrical products are relatively cheap, and small household appliances such as rice cookers and microwave ovens need to be bought by themselves. But it is generally popular to buy second-hand household appliances. Before leaving school, graduates will put unused household appliances in the corridor and let the newly arrived freshmen choose for themselves. Generally, this kind of electrical appliance only takes two or three years, and its performance is not bad. In this respect, you only need to bargain, and generally you can buy good second-hand household appliances for several hundred yen.

2, travel to buy a monthly ticket is the most cost-effective.

In Tokyo, Japan, people try to take public transportation such as urban light rail or subway when going out. Moreover, these means of transportation are fast and punctual, which is more convenient than self-driving. Most Japanese transportation companies implement formal preferential measures for college students to purchase tickets. The monthly pass for students in Tokyo Metro is about 5,000 yen (about RMB 406) per month, while that for light rail is only 2,500 yen (about RMB 203) per month.

If you buy a quarter (three months) pass, you only need 7 100 yen (about 578 yuan). The transportation system in Tokyo is very complicated, and it is not easy for people who have lived in Tokyo for more than ten years to be familiar with all its networks. International students can check online before they travel. The traffic map of Japan is very accurate, which will tell you the time, fare, how to wait for the bus and so on.

Taxis are very expensive in Japan, starting from 660 yen (about RMB 54 yuan), and the meter jumps very fast, so I don't often take taxis for days. If several people play together, you can bargain with the driver.