University description: Japanese universities offer "graduate students" (similar to preparatory courses), monks and doctors; The function of a university is generally a place to do academic research, so many people think that clinical medicine does not exist, because clinic is the basic research of many disciplines. Generally speaking, in the undergraduate stage, Japanese monks (during the master's period) basically have research directions, and medicine generally studies pathology and medicine more.

Admission of medical monks: If the required courses in your university involve medicine, pharmacy and other majors, you can choose these research directions, such as gastric cancer research and IPS cell research. Applying for a Japanese university is not only to apply for a research department, but also to find a research direction (dividing line), then find a tutor, and then determine a research department (department);

Japan Medical University: For medicine, it is divided into pharmacy, health care and medicine. Well-known universities include Shuntian University, Tokyo University, Kyoto University and Kumamoto University. It is best to apply for Japanese 1 or above, with a TOEFL score of 90 or above. All universities in Japan recruit international students, that is, they accept applications from international students, and some majors do not accept applications from self-funded international students. Just check the specific enrollment brochure of the school every year.

I hope the above answers are helpful to you.