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Japanese language school in Irvine. Leveled classes from the M&M class (age 2) through university/adult. Japanese-medium, experiential learning (drama, games, karuta); also AP Japanese and JLPT prep classes.
View details →Nishiyamato Gakuen Saturday supplementary school, Irvine site. Study using Japanese textbooks, school events, and Japanese culture. Kindergarten (nencho) to grade 9.
View details →Saniku Tozai Gakuen (Seventh-day Adventist), Irvine/Costa Mesa campus. Preschool to middle school. Elementary meets twice a week (Mon/Wed): Bible, Japanese, math (G3–6 add science and social studies). Middle school is online plus monthly in-person: Bible, Japanese, math.
View details →Japanese language school in Huntington Beach (OCG). From the Mikan Club (preschool) to high school, Saturday mornings. Two tracks — JHL (heritage) and JFL (foreign-language) — plus after-school tutoring and cultural classes (ikebana, etc.). High schoolers can earn local-school foreign-language credit.
View details →'Japanese PM,' a Japanese program run by an Episcopal preschool (English) in Huntington Beach. An after-school class held in Japanese on Tuesday/Thursday afternoons (3:00–5:30pm) for ages 4–12. Choose 1–2 days a week.
View details →Orange campus of Asahi Gakuen (LA supplementary school). Saturday classes in the Japanese curriculum (Japanese, math, science, social studies). Held at La Quinta High School.
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