To learn Japanese, you can apply for Beijing Foreign Studies University, Dalian Foreign Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University and Guangdong University of Foreign Studies.

Universities where Japanese can be filled in the college entrance examination:

Japanese for the College Entrance Examination If a university wants to apply for Japanese major, there are universities offering Japanese major in China: Beijing Foreign Studies University, Dalian Foreign Studies University, Shanghai International Studies University, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Tsinghua University, Heilongjiang University, Tianjin Foreign Studies University, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Beijing Normal University, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Jilin University, Zhejiang University, Peking University and so on.

Japanese majors are restricted:

Only a few universities or majors will restrict the language of the college entrance examination when candidates who choose Japanese in the college entrance examination fill in their volunteers. The vast majority of colleges and universities will not restrict Japanese college entrance examination students, and only a few majors will not accept Japanese candidates, which will be indicated in the enrollment brochure (this major only recruits English candidates).

Students who are suitable for Japanese in the college entrance examination:

1. Students with poor English scores.

If your English score is above 100, you'd better choose English to take the college entrance examination. The college entrance examination in Japan is mainly aimed at students who are poor in English, interested in Japanese, or generally want to get high marks in English.

2. High school students who are interested in Japanese.

There is no limit to arts and sciences, so it is best to start from Grade One and Grade Two. If a student is already a senior three, it is not recommended to start studying on the basis of 0. If Japanese has reached N3, N2 or has a strong learning ability before, it can be considered.

3, art and sports candidates

Such candidates usually need to practice dance, music, art, physical education and other professional courses, and often these students' cultural courses are relatively weak. I have seen many students' professional courses are very good, but the cultural differences are almost the same, which is a pity. Choosing Japanese instead of English for college entrance examination can achieve the goal of getting points quickly and complete your college dream.