Japan's university system is completely voluntary, that is to say, if you want to enter the university of 10, you need to take an exam at the university of 10. However, Japan has certain preferential treatment for international students, as long as international students take the unified examination for international students, and then take this score to the university you want for an interview.

Japanese universities are basically divided into three national universities (advanced national universities, with a tuition fee of about 500 thousand a year)

Public universities (just like national universities, maybe shorter)

Private universities (all for the purpose of making money, the tuition fee is about 70% a year)

China public universities are not easy to take exams, but they are not difficult, because each university has different exam and enrollment conditions. Some need you to be better at math and physics, while others just read English. It depends on the school you choose.

Not necessarily in terms of cost. First of all, the cost of a language school is about 70 yuan a year (two-year, but you can enter a university in 1 year, and you can try to enter a university as long as you pass the Japanese Level 1 or Level 2 exam). Generally, the cost of university is around 700,000, and living expenses are the key to saving money. If you live with friends and work with food, 50 thousand a month is enough. But if you live alone in the house.

However, Japan is a place where you can work. With luck, my language is passable, and my monthly income is 200,000. In Japan, money is calculated by the hour, 700~~ 1300 yen per hour. The difference in salary mainly depends on the working hours and types of work in different regions. The same job, Tokyo salary 1000 Sapporo, 700 Fukuoka 780 basic.