Then apply for a study visa and go to a language school to study languages.

Take the 1 exam and the international student exam.

I'm taking the special selection exam for foreign students in Peking University.

Among liberal arts, economics is the best but also the most difficult, because there are many people taking the exam. Academic performance requires excellent Japanese and a certain level of English TOEFL. The rest depends on the test results of international students. Take the Peking University exam with others and you will know what level you are. In short, it is not very easy to take the exam.

If you want to study undergraduate, you must 1 in high school with excellent grades; 2. Sufficient proof of deposit by myself or my parents; 3. Pass the Japanese test of 1 (the highest level of 1 is the lowest level of Japanese test 4) (otherwise, it will cost more to go there to study for the preparatory course).

I suggest you go to college first, and then consider it when you are in graduate school, because some universities have exchange opportunities.

In my impression, this school is strong in science and has several Nobel Prize winners, but the liberal arts are not clear, and Japanese academic circles tend to publish research results in their own countries, so their international influence is limited.

Japanese proficiency 1 Exam is registered in May every year, and you can take it on the first Sunday in February.