Some school activities, uniforms, lunches, IT devices for 6th grade and above, some social events and private instrumental lessons are not included in school fees. Families of students in Grade 6 – Grade 12 are required to provide a laptop for use in school. The laptop must meet TIS IT specifications. Please also note that some residential trips may incur an additional charge (e.g. transportation). Please direct all inquiries regarding Corporate Contribution Program (CCP) to the Business Office. Email: do@tokyois.com
| New Students Only | Application Fee | ¥30,000 | |
| Registration Fee | ¥400,000 | ||
| Development Fee | ¥1,000,000 | ||
| One-Time Fee Total | ¥1,430,000 | ||
| Kindergarten – Grade 2 | Building Fee | ¥200,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by May. 15) | ¥1,240,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥930,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥930,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,300,000 | ||
| Grade 3 – Grade 5 | Building Fee | ¥200,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by May. 15) | ¥1,280,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥960,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥960,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,400,000 | ||
| Grade 6 – Grade 9 | Building Fee | ¥200,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by May. 15) | ¥1,320,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥990,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥990,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,500,000 | ||
| Grade 10 – Grade 12 | Building Fee | ¥200,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by May. 15) | ¥1,360,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥1,020,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥1,020,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,600,000 | ||
| Bus Service | One Way | ¥280,000 | |
| Round Trip | ¥380,000 | ||
As we transition to our TAKANAWA GATEWAY campus, we’re celebrating the move by offering promotional reduced fees for both our existing and new families for our ‘Beyond the Bell’ Programme.
| Extended Childcare Service (Beyond the Bell Programme) Available for K – G5 | Annual Fees | ¥260,000 | |
| Unlimited Plan (tax included) | Payment Term 1 (Due by May. 15) | ¥120,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥70,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥70,000 | ||
| Per Session (1st Session 3.30-4.30pm & 2nd Session 4.30-6pm) | ¥2,000 per session | ||
| New Students Only | Application Fee | ¥30,000 |
| Registration Fee | ¥300,000 | |
| Development Fee | ¥900,000 | |
| One-Time Fee Total | ¥1,230,000 |
| Kindergarten – Grade 2 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 |
| Tuition | ¥2,850,000 | |
| Annual Total | ¥3,000,000 | |
| Grade 3 – Grade 5 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 |
| Tuition | ¥2,900,000 | |
| Annual Total | ¥3,050,000 | |
| Grade 6 – Grade 9 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 |
| Tuition | ¥3,050,000 | |
| Annual Total | ¥3,200,000 | |
| Grade 10 – Grade 11 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 |
| Tuition | ¥3,150,000 | |
| Annual Total | ¥3,300,000 |
| Kindergarten – Grade 2 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by Apr. 30) | ¥1,130,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥860,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥860,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,000,000 | ||
| Grade 3 – Grade 5 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by Apr. 30) | ¥1,160,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥870,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥870,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,050,000 | ||
| Grade 6 – Grade 9 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by Apr. 30) | ¥1,210,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥920,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥920,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,200,000 | ||
| Grade 10 – Grade 11 | Building Fee | ¥150,000 | |
| Tuition | Payment Term 1 (Due by Apr. 30) | ¥1,250,000 | |
| Payment Term 2 (Due by Oct. 31) | ¥950,000 | ||
| Payment Term 3 (Due by Jan. 31) | ¥950,000 | ||
| Total Annual Fee | ¥3,300,000 | ||
| Bus Service | One Way | ¥200,000 |
| Round Trip | ¥340,000 |
Extended Childcare Service K – G5 | Unlimited Plan (tax included) | Payment Term 1 | ¥172,000 |
| Payment Term 2 | ¥118,250 | ||
| Payment Term 3 | ¥118,250 | ||
| On-Demand Plan | Billing is rounded to the nearest 15-minute interval | ¥1,800 an hour |
The Beyond the Bell program is operated not by Tokyo International School (TIS), but by our affiliated company, Tokyo International School Afterschool (TIS-AS). Please refer to BtB Guide for more information
Some school activities, uniforms, lunches, IT devices for 6th grade and above, some social events and private instrumental lessons are not included in school fees. Families of students in Grade 6 – Grade 11 are required to provide a laptop for use in school. The laptop must meet TIS IT specifications. Please also note that some residential trips may incur an additional charge (e.g. transportation). Please direct all inquiries regarding Corporate Contribution Program (CCP) to the Business Office. Email: do@tokyois.com
The Corporate Contribution Program (CCP) is a part of the Tokyo International School Fundraising Program.
The Corporate Contribution Program (CCP) is a potentially cost effective and advantageous alternative to paying Enrolment and Tuition fees. Participation removes the additional income taxes that are normally imposed on the income of parents whose employers undertake to cover their children’s school fees in Japan.
Under an agreement with the National Taxation Agency, established in 1978 by The American School in Japan, the CCP is available to companies and organizations that would ordinarily take responsibility for covering educational expenses for their foreign employees’ children. In subsequent guidance the National Taxation Agency extended approval of the CCP to a number of independent not-for-profit international schools in Japan. Currently, more than 20 schools in Japan operate this program.
Under the authorized agreement, corporations that participate in the CCP, by making an agreed contribution, enable the school to fund special corporate scholarships which are awarded to the dependent children of the companies’ employees. These scholarships are not taxable as personal income in Japan and so the corporations avoid the considerable grossing up tax impact that would arise if they paid, or reimbursed, regular tuition fees.
For the majority of independent not-for-profit schools, the income from tuition alone does not cover the essential costs plus the additional cost of maintaining and developing highly rated education programs. By participating in the CCP, corporations contribute to the necessary funds, without additional cost to the company.
Organizations based outside of Japan or the Japan branches of such organizations with foreign employees having children in an international school providing the CCP, and who are not foreign government offices (Embassies and Ministry representative offices), may participate in the program. The number of children attending the school is not a deciding factor so it may be possible with only one student, or equally so with several students and from different families at the same company. The agreement is between the company and the school and the administration of CCP is handled by the school.
If a company wishes to join the CCP or requires further information, the first step is to contact the CCP administrator at each school or alternatively to print out and complete the schools’ CCP Questionnaire and return it.
To administer the CCP, the school must become a member of the Corporate Contribution Program Association (CCPA). The CCPA is an association of international schools in Japan that provide CCP at their school, and the purpose of the CCPA is to monitor that the CCP has been operating at each school in accordance with the rules which have been approved by the National Tax Agency in Japan. The CCPA also provides guidance to member schools and an opportunity to exchange information regarding proper use of the CCP through regular meetings.
Donations made under a CCP agreement can only be classified as General Donations (ippan kifukin) and should not be classified as Tokuzo donations even if the school is capable of receiving such donations.
For more information, please contact the Business Office, do@tokyois.com.
Tokyo International School is a non profit school, which is accredited by the Council of International Schools and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.
We are a fully authorized, International Baccalaureate World School, catering for students from Kindergarten 1 (four years old) to Grade 8 (fourteen years old).
