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✅ Input Notes: Reason for Study (for New Applicants)

This guide explains how to write your “Reason for Study” when applying to study in Japan. It helps you organize your ideas and make a strong application by focusing on your motivation, academic goals, and future plans.

🎯 Who is this for?

New international students applying to study in Japan who need to complete the “Reason for Study” section on their application.

📝 Step-by-step Instructions

1. Organize Your Answer into Three Sections

A. Why Japan?

Write about your personal motivation to study in Japan. Include:

  • How and why you became interested in Japan or the Japanese language.

  • What inspired you to choose Japan as your study destination.

B. Your Academic Interests

Explain what you want to study and why you chose your school. Include:

  • Why you selected this particular school or program.

  • What your study goals are.

  • If applicable, describe a specific research theme or academic topic you want to pursue.

C. Career Goals Post-Graduation

Describe how your study experience in Japan will support your career. Include:

  • How you plan to use your education in Japan in your future job or career.

  • If you mentioned a research theme above, explain how it relates to your career plans.

2. Follow These Writing Guidelines

  • Language: You can write in your native language or a language you are fluent in.

  • Length: Up to 4000 characters.

  • Style: Use complete sentences and write in a clear, logical structure.

  • Translation: If you need help translating, please ask your school’s coordinator.

💡 FAQs / Tips

  • What if I don’t have a specific research theme yet?
    That’s okay. Just clearly explain what academic area you want to focus on and why.

  • Can I write in English or another language?
    Yes. Use any language you are fluent in.

  • Do I need to write like a formal essay?
    No, but your writing should be clear and organized.

  • Can I use bullet points?
    It’s better to use full sentences in paragraphs, since this is part of a formal application.

  • Should I mention specific goals?
    Yes! The more specific your goals, the stronger your application will be.

   

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