Integrity
Curiosity
Agency
Respect
Empathy

We will be closed from December 13 to January 12 for winter break.
Please note that we will respond to inquiries and requests for information materials received during this period on or after January 13.

NEWS

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Sakura International School Elementary School is the first school in the world to be accredited with the bilingual International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program in English and Japanese. Students learn in both English and Japanese in an advanced program that aims to nurture individuals with an international perspective.

What is important at our school is not to answer a set question correctly, but to know what is really going on in the world, to be interested in it, to research it, to think about it, and to act on it. Students learn about Japanese culture and history, as well as Haiku and calligraphy, to establish their identity as Japanese. In the upper grades, students can experience studying abroad in New Zealand and learn about the world firsthand.
Another major strength of the school is that all students are using iPads from Grade 1.
We focus on ICT and programming education to cultivate theoretical thinking and creativity, as well as drama, art, and music education to cultivate sensitivity and expression, and to develop the individuality of each child.

In addition, we have introduced a vertical ” House System” to create an environment that encourages communication beyond the boundaries of age and class.

ABOUT

Developing creative and responsible leaders who can contribute to global society through inquiry-based Japanese-English bilingual education

EDUCATION

SIS Program

MEDIA

KIA & SIS School Life

Dr. Ken Mogi

Curriculum Lab advisor

There are few important things for children to gain, to play an active part of the globalising world.

The first thing is English skill. Science and Technology of course, you get information only in English when thinking about “tomorrow” of human beings and the world.
The second thing is “Critical Thinking” or to become a critical thinker. Not to memorise ideas, but to gain skills to individually inquire, research, think, and make a judgement.
The last thing is communication skills. To being able to communicate, to openly discuss with people with different languages, different backgrounds.
These are the tasks we challenge to enjoy learning.
Many elite educators from Japan and overseas are continuing to research, to evolve curriculums, and they offer curriculums that brings out the unlimited potential of child’s brain.
It can be said that schools runned by Kansai International Academy is one of the best options.

SCHOOLS

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Address  & Map

2-4-2 Minami-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047 10min walk from Tokyo Metro, Toei Subway Azabu-juban Station 9min walk from Tokyo Metro Nanboku Line, Shirokane-takanawa Station