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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
DHU University is good option for those students who want to make a career in Digital Content Creation and Communication, especially if students want to learn in a multi-cultural environment. Reasons to study at this university are:
- A curriculum that allows students to study Digital Contents (3DCG/VFX, Game Programming, Anime, Graphics Design, etc.)
- Chance to learn from the professionals who are active in their respective fields such as music producers of various artists, planners of advertisements, etc.
- Special lectures by top creators in Japan and abroad are regularly conducted
- A chance to connect with around 90,000 Digital Hollywood Uni
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4 months agoContributor-Level 7
Students seeking the cheapest accommodation in Tokyo can look for housing in the Adachi, Katsushika, Arakawa, Kita & Itabashi ward. These regions are known for offering quality accommodation in shared formats at affordable costs. Check out the monthly rents in these regions from the table below:
Location | Monthly Cost of Living in Yen (Shared Housing) | Monthly Cost of Living in Indian Rupees |
|---|---|---|
Adachi Ward | Yen 43,000 | INR 25,710 |
Katsushika Ward | Yen 45,000 | INR 26,906 |
Arakawa Ward | Yen 46,000 | INR 27,504 |
Kita Ward | Yen 46,000 | INR 27,504 |
Itabashi Ward | Yen 48,000 | INR 28,700 |
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4 months agoBeginner-Level 3
Tokyo is arguably the most expensive region to study in Japan, with average monthly cost of living (including food & other utilities) ranging between Yen 57,000-Yen 90,000 (INR 33.9 K-INR 53.6 K). Food, Transportation & other everyday utilities account for about INR 5 K, while the rest comes under rent & personal expenses. The table below gives a detailed breakdown of the living expenses students may incur over a month in Tokyo:
Product | Cost in Yen | Cost in INR |
|---|---|---|
Rice (5 kg) | 2,650 yen | INR 1.5 K |
| White Bread (1 kg) | 511 yen | INR 304 |
| Milk (1,000 ml) | 253 yen | INR 150 |
| Eggs (10 eggs) | 264 yen | INR 157 |
| Apples (1 kg) | 1,039 yen | INR 618 |
| Cabbage (1 kg) | 178 yen | INR 106 |
| Carbonated drink (1 liter) | 236 yen | INR 140 |
| Hamburger | 233 yen | INR 138 |
| Gasoline (1 liter) | 176 yen | INR 104 |
| Toilet paper (1,000 m) | 799 yen | INR 475 |
| Hair cut | 3,737 yen | INR 2.2 K |
| Taxi (4 km) | 1,693 yen | INR 1 K |
Total Cost | 9,110 Yen | INR 5.4 K |
Source: Portal Site of Official Statistics of Japan (Retail Price Survey of August 2024)
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9 months agoContributor-Level 9
Due to Japan's extensive higher education subsidies, international students can study at the University of Tokyo for comparatively less money than they might at many Western universities. Tuition for undergraduate and graduate degrees is about 535,800 JPY (about $3,500 to $4,000 USD, depending on currency rates) per year. The annual facility charge is around 17,000 JPY (about $120 USD), and there is an admission cost of 282,000 JPY (about $2,000 USD) each person. In order to cover housing, food, transportation, and personal expenses, overseas students should spend between 100,000 and 150,000 JPY (about $700 to $1,000 USD) each month, w
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