2. Among these universities, Gulong University is relatively ok, but it seems that if you apply directly, you can only go to other subjects, and it is not easy to take the exam, and the number of places is much less. It's not bad to take an examination of Nanda. Reading brochures is very attractive. If there is a pharmacy department in it, it is still worth choosing, but you must take the eju exam in Japan before you can apply. Beppu University has different disciplines, and some departments directly recruit students from China. It's easy to take the exam, and its characteristics are not very prominent. The other two, not very detailed, just so-so.
There is no way to compare with the domestic universities you mentioned. If you have to give an evaluation, these schools are almost the same as the three universities in China. After all, the two universities in China are both state-owned and ordinary private universities. However, there is not much gap between the two universities in China in scientific research ability. After all, Japan has accumulated so many researchers and professors that it is not comparable to domestic universities at present.
I suggest that we don't go this way. As parents, we naturally want our children to go to a better university-although we don't study hard, as parents, we all have the heart to succeed. The best way to study in Japan is to go to a language school or other subjects, and then take part in the eju and apply for a national or public university.
He must learn Japanese well before going abroad, not only for the visa, but also for his future study and life. You'd better get a certificate from n4 or a D from jtest.
6. Regarding studying in Japan, the Japanese Embassy in China has special instructions for your reference. There are also many experts' answers on Baidu, which can be used for reference.
-Non-experts