In Japan, the graduate school is called the graduate school. School), master students are called monks, and doctoral students have the same name as Chinese. In Japanese, graduate students usually refer to students who enter the preparatory stage of monk courses, and are informal students of Japanese universities, which are called research? Students. At present, foreign students regard this course as a way to enter the regular courses of universities. And college students' English is generally graduate students? Students.

When you say to go to Japan for graduate study, you should be admitted to a university.

Not all universities and tutors recruit graduate students. Even in universities with postgraduate system, not all tutors are willing to take postgraduate students. Most of the five beauties you mentioned are private universities. It seems that Japanese universities should have a postgraduate system.

Tama University of Fine Arts has a postgraduate system.

These universities openly recruit international students to study university courses. Don't worry about this. The specific requirements depend on the recruitment requirements of universities.

Without the postgraduate system, you can directly apply for colleges, or go to a language school and then take the college entrance examination.

The last question cannot be answered. I specialize in the art and I am a layman, so I can't judge the difficulty. There are more than 40 international students studying in the Graduate School of Musashino University of Fine Arts.