Tokyo Inter-High School
- American
Per yearabout USD 1.95K–3.29K
JPY 308K–520K · School year to be confirmed · Source: school website (checked 2026-11-08)
About
Tokyo Inter-High School is an American-style high school in Japan offering flexible, individualised study in Japanese and English, with online and Shibuya campus-based options.
Key facts
Source: Read from the school's website
Curriculum
American
Language
English, Japanese
Type
Bilingual school
Fee level
Lower fees
- Founded
- 2000
- Ownership
- For-profit
Fees
Source: Read from the school's website
School year to be confirmed
Age on the first day of the school year (usually 1 September). Cut-off dates differ by school.
| Grade | Per year |
|---|---|
| Fee plan 1 (Tuition Fee line, first-year | JPY 440,000≈ USD 2.79K |
| Fee plan 2 (Tuition Fee line, second tab | JPY 520,000≈ USD 3.29K |
| Fee plan 3 (Individual Guidance Fee line | JPY 308,000≈ USD 1.95K |
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| per year | |
|---|---|
| Fee plan 1 (Tuition Fee line, first-year | JPY 440,000 (about USD 2.79K) |
| Fee plan 2 (Tuition Fee line, second tab | JPY 520,000 (about USD 3.29K) |
| Fee plan 3 (Individual Guidance Fee line | JPY 308,000 (about USD 1.95K) |
Source: school website (inter-highschool.ne.jp) · checked 2026-11-08 · ECB reference rate (2026-11-09)
| min | max | |
|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Inter-High School (this school) | JPY 308,000 (about USD 1.95K) | JPY 520,000 (about USD 3.29K) |
| The Innovation Fellowship (TIF) | JPY 2,250,000 (about USD 14.2K) | JPY 2,250,000 (about USD 14.2K) |
| The Montessori School of Tokyo | JPY 3,080,000 (about USD 19.5K) | JPY 3,245,000 (about USD 20.5K) |
| Musashi International School Tokyo | JPY 1,688,000 (about USD 10.7K) | JPY 2,025,000 (about USD 12.8K) |
Source: school website (inter-highschool.ne.jp) · checked 2026-11-08 · ECB reference rate (2026-11-09)
One-off costs
- Application fee
- JPY 20,000
- Enrolment fee
- JPY 100,000
As published by the school. Amounts change with the school year and exchange rates; please confirm with the school before applying. Converted amounts use the reference rate of the date shown. ECB reference rate (2026-11-09). Source: school website (checked 2026-11-08)
Admissions
Source: Read from the school's website
- Intake
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
- Mid-year entry
- Possible
- Deadline
- 20th of the month before entry
- Entry process
- Document review, Interview, Eal test
- Scholarships
- Yes
Curriculum and academics
Source: Read from the school's website
Curricula, explainedAmerican curriculum
American curriculum
Kindergarten to Grade 12 · Ages 5–18
Grade-by-grade like US schools; students graduate by earning course credits, often with AP courses in high school.
Ages are the usual bands; schools can differ.Curriculum basics guide
Strengths
- Languages
- Academics
Campus and school life
Source: Read from the school's website
After-school activities
- Group learning
- Field trips
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More details
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The essentials
Additional learning support
Dedicated learning coaches provide one-on-one academic guidance, career advice and emotional support.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Country affiliation
An American-style high school in Japan affiliated with Alger Learning Center & Independence High School in Washington, USA.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Diving deeper
Governance and ownership
The school is run by an operating company.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Academics
Curriculum
Flexible courses designed around each student's goals, earning US high school credits, including an English advanced and a high school equivalency option.
- Basic Course
- Advanced English Course
- High School Equivalency Exam Preparation Course
- Alger Diploma
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Parent experience
History
Founded in Shibuya in 2000; the affiliated US school was established in 1981.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Community
The school presents itself as a community that puts students first and stays connected with them wherever they are.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Facilities
Academic facilities
The Shibuya campus hosts collaborative project-based sessions and small tutorial classes for extra help.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Extra-curricular activities
Arts and creative
Creative work and the arts can be built into a student's own credit plan.
- Creative work
- The arts
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Social and hobbies
Enrolled students can take part in events such as group study sessions and field trips.
- Group learning
- Field trips
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Languages
Language provision
Instruction is offered in Japanese and English, with a course to strengthen English proficiency.
- English
- Japanese
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Reputation
Accreditations
The school states that it provides US-accredited education.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Admissions
Admissions
Students can enter monthly after an information session and counselling, then submit an application and attend an interview.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Scholarships
A scholarship is available for outstanding students, assessed partly through a personal portfolio of achievements.
School website · Checked 2026-11-08
Location
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Approximate location. Please use the address above for the exact spot.
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