Program Details
Overview
Arrow-Medium Program Period: May 11 – June 5, 2026 (4 Weeks)
Participants are expected to arrive on Sunday, May 10, 2026.
Arrow-Medium Location: TUJ Kyoto (with excursions to nearby cultural and historical sites)
Arrow-Medium For Whom: The program welcomes a wide range of participants, including TU and TUJ alumni, parents of TUJ students, and members of the public who are eager to explore Japan and pursue lifelong learning. We also warmly welcome past participants of the Adult Study Abroad program at Temple Rome who wish to continue their journey with TUJ in Kyoto.
Arrow-Medium Program Fee: 470,000 JPY (approx. USD 3,250 at ¥145 = $1)
(Deposit: ¥250,000 non-refundable deposit due by April 1, 2026)
What’s included:
- All classes at TUJ Kyoto
- At least one group lunch or dinner per week
- Admissions for afternoon field trips
- Other program-related costs
Special Discount: ¥20,000 program fee reduction for participants using University apartments
Optional University Housing
Arrow-Medium Optional University Housing: 170,000 JPY (approx. USD 1,170 at ¥145 = $1; about $42 per night for 28 nights)
TUJ offers modestly furnished studio apartments within a reasonable commuting distance of campus.
Each studio includes:
- Bed and desk
- Mini-sofa
- Kitchen with fridge, microwave, glassware, pans, and range
- Washer (in-unit)
Participant Responsibilities (not included in tuition)
- Airfare: International and domestic travel arrangements are not included. Participants are responsible for booking their own flights.
- Accommodations: University housing is optional. If you prefer to stay in a hotel, self-booking is recommended; however, TUJ can provide information on special rates at select hotels.
- Insurance: All participants are required to obtain travel and health insurance for the duration of the program.
- Visa Sponsorship: Not available. Invitation letters can be provided upon request to support your visa application.
Optional Excursions
Part of the program is designed to give participants the flexibility to explore Kyoto and other parts of Japan on their own. In addition to the scheduled excursions included in the program, TUJ can connect participants with a local travel agency to arrange guided tours — either individually or in small groups.
Faculty Information
A team of outstanding TUJ faculty and experts will lead the program, bringing their knowledge and passion to Kyoto.
