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So, What Has Changed? Japan's efforts to attract overseas investment and international business, alongside its position as one of Asia's largest economies, are bringing new attention to the country. For internationally mobile families, its safety, excellent infrastructure, healthcare and high standard of living are considerable attractions. There is also interest in international education among Japanese families themselves. Parents considering overseas universities, international careers and bilingual education are exploring
alternatives to traditional domestic schooling. British schools offering internationally recognised qualifications can appeal to both Japanese and expatriate families. Location matters too. For families across East Asia, a British boarding education in Japan provides an alternative to sending children to the UK at a young age. Parents can remain geographically closer while their children experience British school traditions and English-language education.
Schools with established reputations are making substantial commitments
Phoenix House International School, Tokyo
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