Category: Studying in Japan

Experience Life at TIEC: Student Accommodation in Odaiba

The Rainbow Bridge, Gundam, Seaside Park, Statue of Liberty, and the Giant Ferris Wheel are iconic sights of Odaiba, a man-made island in Tokyo Bay known for shopping and entertainment.

But who knew that within this vibrant part of Tokyo is a large four-building student dormitory? Neither did I. And that’s despite visiting Odaiba a few times as a tourist over the past decade.

As I was about to begin my student life in Japan, TIEC Residence Halls (or simply “TIEC”) became my top choice for student lodging, mainly because of the affordable rent and convenient facilities.

With more than two years staying at TIEC, I now have plenty of firsthand experiences and tips for anyone considering it as their home away from home in Tokyo.

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Hitotsubashi ICS: Join Japan’s Top MBA Program with a Full Scholarship

If you’re thinking about doing an MBA in Japan, Hitotsubashi ICS is probably already on your radar.

It’s a top-ranking international business school in Japan that offers a global focused MBA program backed by a close-knit community and a strong alumni network.

Those looking to enhance their leadership skills, transition careers, expand their professional network, or dive deeper into Japanese and global business will find ICS an excellent choice.

But one thing that often comes up? COST. And that’s where scholarships can really make a difference.

In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process of applying to Hitotsubashi ICS and show you how to go about securing the two major MEXT scholarships that can help fund your studies.

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