You need to apply to the Japanese graduate school you want to attend, and the application conditions are as follows:

1. Education requirements: Applicants must have at least four years of undergraduate study experience in China or equivalent;

2. Before formally applying for graduate study, you can study as a "graduate student" (that is, a domestic advanced student) for one year;

3. University graduates are not eligible to apply for Japanese graduate schools, nor can they apply for advanced student qualifications.

4. Generally, Japanese graduate schools require applicants to have a bachelor's degree, but some schools do not require this;

One of the conditions of Japanese graduate school is that applicants must have a degree of 16 years or more, but the number of academic years as informal students will not be counted.

6. Some students have double degrees (that is, two university diplomas). In this case, although the cumulative study period has reached four years, it still does not have the qualification of Japanese graduate school;

7. After the end of the Cultural Revolution, undergraduate graduates with shortened schooling in primary and secondary schools will receive one-year training in universities with four-year undergraduate courses or above, especially in colleges of education, and those who have obtained certificates of completion can also obtain postgraduate qualifications according to their own conditions.

The extension materials are different from those in China. The word "graduate student" in Japanese does not refer to master students, nor should it be confused with the well-known "graduate student" in China. Postgraduates are an informal student system set up by Japanese universities, short-term universities, junior colleges and other schools. They engage in research with professors for specific reasons or topics.

Postgraduate status is mostly one year, which can be extended for another year according to students' wishes. Not only schools, troupes and idol groups also have graduate status, which is different from that of full members.

Postgraduate system has a long history in Japan, and it still exists in newly-built universities after the reform of academic system in 1947. Up to now, different schools in Japan have different names for graduate students. Many universities refer to students who have studied specific subjects and obtained credits as "subjects and other students", and some schools directly set up "foreign graduate students".

In addition, there are names such as "graduate students for foreigners". However, no matter how their names change, their "informal students" status is the same. Nowadays, compared with Japanese students, international students use the "postgraduate" system more. According to the data released by Chiba University, most of its graduate students are from China, with nearly 80 students.

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