If you want to study in Japan, you need to have certain Japanese skills. The standard of Japanese language requirements for studying in Japan varies according to different study programs and universities. The following are some possible criteria:

Japanese Proficiency Test (JLPT): Japanese Proficiency Test established by the Japanese government, which is divided into five grades, from N5 to N 1. During studying in Japan, you usually need to reach the language level of N2 or N 1 in order to study and live normally.

College entrance examination: Some Japanese universities may require applicants to have a certain level of Japanese and pass the corresponding Japanese proficiency test or oral test. Generally speaking, it is necessary to reach the language level of N2 or N 1.

Japanese Educational Ability Test (JLCT): An educational ability test approved by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports and Sports of Japan, aimed at people who want to teach Japanese in Japan. When applying for a study abroad program in the field of Japanese teaching or research in Japan, you need to pass the exam.

Generally speaking, studying in Japan requires a certain Japanese ability. Specific Japanese requirements vary according to different study programs and universities. It is suggested that you carefully study the application requirements and procedures before applying, and prepare the corresponding language certificate or test scores in advance to ensure that you have enough language ability to complete the study abroad plan.