1 language school in Naha from ¥56,000 for a 1 week Japanese course
Japanese course types in Naha
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General Japanese courses
Generic Japanese courses cover the four main elements of a language: writing, reading, speaking and listening. They are available for all levels.- Standard Japanese Courses for Adults - Naha (2)
- Japanese & Culture (2) - Only offered by Genki Japanese & Culture School
- Conversation/Communication (1) - Only offered by Genki Japanese & Culture School
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Japanese plus activity courses
Make the most of your time when studying abroad by adding an extra curriculum experience, such as a sport or cultural activity, to learning Japanese.- Japanese & Windsurfing (1) - Only offered by Genki Japanese & Culture School
- Japanese & Surf (1) - Only offered by Genki Japanese & Culture School
Information about Naha
Key facts about Naha
Events in Naha
11 September 2026 - 13 September 2026Experience the rhythmic soul of Okinawa at the 10,000 Eisa Dance Parade on Kokusai Dori and the massive Okinawa Zento Eisa Festival. This premier cultural event features thousands of performers showcasing traditional drumming, vibrant costumes, and dynamic folk dances that celebrate the spirit of the Obon season. Join the festivities in Naha and Okinawa City to witness the island’s most powerful display of heritage, music, and community energy.
November 2026Celebrate 300 years of Okinawan Tsuboya-yaki pottery on Yachimun Street at this delightful two-day festival. Explore the colorful decorations and delightful designs of Tsuboya-yaki pottery—a style of pottery that uses enamels and clays unique to Okinawa—as you stroll down Yachimun Street, the heart of Okinawa’s pottery industry. Hunt for discounts at old-fashioned shops, enjoy eisa dance performances in the street, and even try your hand at the potter’s wheel at this charming two-day festival in November.
01 December 2026 - 31 March 2027The Murasakimura theme park is transformed by thousands of Chinese-style lanterns, celebrating the Ryukyu Kingdom's historical trade era.
