Kohana International School

Kohana International School in Japan was established in 2015 by the Kohana Kokusai Foundation. The school operates from campuses in Kawasaki (Reimei Kawasaki Building) and Yokohama (Tsurumi Ward). It is affiliated with the International Preschool Curriculum (IPC), Cambridge International Education (CIE) and the Tokyo Association of International Preschools (TAIP), and it offers Cambridge Primary, Secondary Key Stage, IGCSE and A-Levels (Sixth Form). The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award program is planned for introduction, reflecting the school's broader international framework. The Kohana Kokusai Foundation is the school's governing entity.

Kohana International School has a diverse, multicultural student body drawn from many nationalities in Japan. United Nations Day in 2023 featured a cross-cultural assembly and country displays, with traditional attire and cultural showcases from nations including Japan, China, Russia, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the Philippines, Nepal, Canada, Vietnam and India. The Kohana Life section documents ongoing events and celebrations that involve the school community. An Annual Sports Day is part of the school tradition, with events held at Cultz Kawasaki Stadium and involving students, families and staff.

Parent involvement is visible through events like the Annual Sports Day, which included participation by students, parents and staff. The 2023 Sports Day was held at Cultz Kawasaki Stadium on September 25, 2023. United Nations Day 2023 featured cross-cultural assemblies and country displays, reflecting family and student engagement in school life. Public communications include an E-Newsletter and an Event Gallery to share updates with families, and the Kohana Life section documents ongoing events and celebrations that involve families. These channels together illustrate a family-engaged school culture centered on events and regular updates.