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UWC ISAK Japan

Japan, Nagano

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Annual Fees

Name Age Fee Conditions
Grade 9–12 14 7,455,000 JPY IB Years Fee not discounted; base price for the year; part of the 'Total' price range 7,225,000–7,455,000 JPY depending on FA.
Grade 9–12 15 7,455,000 JPY IB Years Fee not discounted; base price for the year; part of the 'Total' price range 7,225,000–7,455,000 JPY depending on FA.
Grade 9–12 16 7,455,000 JPY IB Years Fee not discounted; base price for the year; part of the 'Total' price range 7,225,000–7,455,000 JPY depending on FA.
Grade 9–12 17 7,455,000 JPY IB Years Fee not discounted; base price for the year; part of the 'Total' price range 7,225,000–7,455,000 JPY depending on FA.
Grade 9–12 18 7,455,000 JPY IB Years Fee not discounted; base price for the year; part of the 'Total' price range 7,225,000–7,455,000 JPY depending on FA.
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ¥7,455,000
Ages 14 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 200
Type Co-educational (boarding)
Opened 2014
Bus Service No
Availability Available places?
principal
Arden Tyoschin
School Principal

UWC ISAK Japan is a co-educational, full-boarding high school in Karuizawa, Nagano. It opened in 2014 as International School of Asia, Karuizawa (ISAK) and joined the UWC movement in 2017. As members of the United World Colleges movement, we are committed to making education a force to unite people, nations and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. Our own vision sharpens that commitment into something personal and actionable: One Life. Realize Your Potential. Be a Catalyst for Positive Change. These are aspirational statements that form the basis for how we make decisions at all levels of the school, how we teach, and how we learn together. What makes UWC ISAK Japan distinctive is the community that lives this out. Over 80 nationalities. Seventy percent of students receiving some level of financial assistance. A fully residential campus on the slopes of Mount Asama in Karuizawa, Nagano. An IB Diploma Programme, alongside a Grade 10 programme built around leadership and entrepreneurship. Each element matters. Together, they produce something harder to define - a student and alumni body that takes initiative and makes an impact, here and beyond.