9. NOTES
(1) All grantees are advised to learn the Japanese language and have basic knowledge about the weather,climate, customs, and university education in Japan as well as about the differences between the Japanese legal system and that of his/her home country before they leave for Japan.
(2) Grantees should bring the approximate equivalent of US $2,000 to cover immediate needs after their arrival in Japan since the scholarship allowance will be paid a while later.
(3) Accommodations:
[1] During the period of preparatory education,grantees can reside in the residential accommodations of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies or Osaka University,where they are enrolled.
[2] Residence halls for international students established by national universities
At present, the national universities have residence halls available for international students. Grantees enrolled at national universities where such facilities are available may reside, if they so desire, at these residence halls under prescribed conditions. However, these facilities may not be able to accommodate all the students who wish to live there.
[3] Private boarding houses or apartments.
Those who are not able to find accommodation in the aforementioned facilities may live in regular dormitories of the university or in a private boarding house/apartment.
It is very difficult for grantees with dependents to find appropriate housing in Japan. The grantee is adviced to arrive in Japan alone first to secure housing before having his/her spouse and/or family come over to Japan.
(4) The English texts attached to the Application Guildline and the Application Form are for convenience only. English expressions do not change
the Japanese content, so if you have any questions about the content of the written text, you should inquire at the Japanese diplomatic mission.
(5) More detailed information on this scholarship program is available at the Japanese diplomatic mission in your country.
9. NOTES
(1) All grantees are advised to learn the Japanese language and have basic knowledge about the weather,climate, customs, and university education in Japan as well as about the differences between the Japanese legal system and that of his/her home country before they leave for Japan.
(2) Grantees should bring the approximate equivalent of US $2,000 to cover immediate needs after their arrival in Japan since the scholarship allowance will be paid a while later.
(3) Accommodations:
[1] During the period of preparatory education,grantees can reside in the residential accommodations of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies or Osaka University,where they are enrolled.
[2] Residence halls for international students established by national universities
At present, the national universities have residence halls available for international students. Grantees enrolled at national universities where such facilities are available may reside, if they so desire, at these residence halls under prescribed conditions. However, these facilities may not be able to accommodate all the students who wish to live there.
[3] Private boarding houses or apartments.
Those who are not able to find accommodation in the aforementioned facilities may live in regular dormitories of the university or in a private boarding house/apartment.
It is very difficult for grantees with dependents to find appropriate housing in Japan. The grantee is adviced to arrive in Japan alone first to secure housing before having his/her spouse and/or family come over to Japan.
(4) The English texts attached to the Application Guildline and the Application Form are for convenience only. English expressions do not change
the Japanese content, so if you have any questions about the content of the written text, you should inquire at the Japanese diplomatic mission.
(5) More detailed information on this scholarship program is available at the Japanese diplomatic mission in your country.
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