Japan has a good level and achievements in the field of art, and its music major is also very good, except for design majors. So how about studying music in Japan? Let's tell interested students about its application for music major.

First, the advantages of studying music in Japan

Studying music in Japan is not only to learn professional knowledge, but also to come into contact with new languages and perspectives in a new country and environment.

It may be the same professional knowledge, and different countries also have different education systems and teaching methods. As a music major, there are many routes to study abroad.

compared with the traditional study abroad in Europe and America, the trend of professional study abroad in japanese pop has become more and more popular in recent years. Japan has rich and high-quality music talents and teachers, and many world-renowned conservatories.

Tuition fees are generally around 1.4-2 million yen a year. Most schools have rich tuition fee reduction and scholarship systems, and the economic pressure is far lower than that of studying in Europe and America.

At the same time, Japan, as a country with a very mature classical music industry, is well received by the masses, and will also provide various concerts and practical performances during school study.

japanese pop colleges and universities apply for departments (undergraduate) and universities (master), and the examination time is usually arranged between October of each year and February of the following year. The specific time varies from school to school.

Because some schools in Japan need to send their wishes (register) by mail (with a date stipulated) and consider the visa to take the exam in Japan, many foreign students choose to go to Japan six months to one year in advance by enrolling in a language school before taking the exam on the spot.

To study music in Japan, one is to learn professional knowledge, and the other is to come into contact with new languages and perspectives in a new country and environment.

It may be the same professional knowledge, and different countries also have different education systems and teaching methods. As a music major, there are many routes to study abroad.

compared with the traditional study abroad in Europe and America, the trend of professional study abroad in japanese pop has become more and more popular in recent years. Japan has a wealth of high-quality music talents and teachers, and many world-renowned conservatories.

Tuition fees are generally around 1.4-2 million yen a year. Most schools have rich tuition fee reduction and scholarship systems, and the economic pressure is far lower than that of studying in Europe and America.

At the same time, Japan, as a country with a very mature classical music industry, is well received by the masses, and will also provide various concerts and practical performances during school study.

japanese pop colleges and universities apply for departments (undergraduate) and universities (master), and the examination time is usually arranged between October of each year and February of the following year. The specific time varies from school to school.

Because some schools in Japan need to send their wishes (register) by mail (with a date stipulated) and consider the visa to take the exam in Japan, many foreign students choose to go to Japan six months to one year in advance by enrolling in a language school before taking the exam on the spot.

Second, the choice of institutions to study in japanese pop

1. Kyoto City University of the Arts

In the 196s, Kyoto University of Fine Arts and Kyoto University of Music merged to form the present Kyoto City University of the Arts. Later, in 1986, graduate courses in music studies were set up at the university respectively, and the doctoral program in music studies was also set up at the school soon afterwards. Kyoto City University of the Arts is one of the well-known art colleges in Japan, and it is also the most representative fine arts university and music university in West Japan.

Music Department: specializing in composition, conducting, piano, strings, orchestral percussion, vocal music and musicology;

Music research department (specializing in composing and conducting, musical instruments, vocal music and musicology);

2. Aichi University of the Arts

Aichi University of the Arts is a famous public art university in Japan.

Music Department: specializing in composition, vocal music and musical instruments;

Music Studies: composition, musicology, vocal music, keyboard instruments, stringed instruments, wind instruments and percussion instruments;

3. National Conservatory of Music

is the first higher education institution of music in Japan. The name of the university was founded from the national city in 197. Music department: performance discipline, music education discipline;

University: specializing in vocal music, instrumental music, composition, musicology and music pedagogy;

4. Tongpeng Academy University

Tongpeng Academy University is the highest point of private music, which is famous for its traditional specialization in piano, stringed instruments, conducting and composing. However, because its name is relatively uncommon for Chinese people, it may not be as famous as Tokyo Conservatory of Music overseas.

At present, the music discipline of Tongpeng Academy University specializes in piano, orchestral playing, harp, ancient musical instruments, vocal music, composition conductor and musicology.

The Music Studies Department of the University has majors in piano, stringed instruments and vocal music.