1. To go to a language school in Japan, you need to graduate from high school. If you can get a high school diploma before July and catch up with the language school that applied for admission in July, you can also try. I guess time is tight. 2. Japan's better universities have higher requirements for the scores of traffic tests (cultural tests), and first-class national universities also need TOEFL or TOEFL scores. Therefore, I suggest that you not only study hard, but also get better grades in the national college entrance examination, which will also play a certain role in getting into better universities in Japan. 3. It is impossible to accurately explain the level of cultural courses. Japanese level 1 is a must. The minimum registration scores of mobile test scores will be announced in official website of each university. The content of Japanese web pages shall prevail, and the content of English or Chinese web pages shall be taken as reference. As a selection exam, any university is admitted from high score to low score. Because Japanese universities recruit students independently, each school has its own entrance examination and interview, so it is difficult to say clearly about the admission line and so on. 4. Language school 1 annual tuition fee of 50,000-70,000 RMB; College tuition/kloc-0.5-654.38 million RMB, and monthly living expenses (rent, mobile phone, internet, meals and transportation) 7 1.2 million yen. It may be less than 70 thousand yen, which is a little nervous. If you get straight A's in studying abroad, you may get a scholarship of 500-65438+ 10,000 yen per month. If you are lucky, you may get a higher scholarship. Part-time job, on the premise of not affecting study too much, earning about 80 thousand yen a month. 5. There is a supervision website for study abroad agents called "Education Foreign Supervision Information King". Look for it in your area, and read more complaints and warnings. If you are still not at ease, I suggest you find a lawyer to conduct a judicial static investigation, such as their qualifications, property, legal disputes and so on. , including your investigation of unfavorable terms when signing a contract with an intermediary.