Kunimoto Alberta International School

Japan, Tokyo

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Annual Fees

Name	Age	Fee	Track	Conditions
Grade 7	12	1,366,200 JPY	KAIS (Grades 7–9)	(One-time entry charges totalling 585,000; Annual charges totalling 781,200)
Grade 8	13	2,166,200 JPY	KAIS (Grades 7–9)	(One-time entry charges totalling 1,385,000; Annual charges totalling 781,200)
Grade 9	14	1,366,200 JPY	KAIS (Grades 7–9)	(One-time entry charges totalling 585,000; Annual charges totalling 781,200)
Grade 10	15	2,046,200 JPY	Double Diploma / Kunimoto Alberta International School (DD)	(One-time entry charges totalling 665,000; Annual charges totalling 1,381,200)
Grade 11	16	3,146,200 JPY	Double Diploma / Kunimoto Alberta International School (DD)	(One-time entry charges totalling 1,765,000; Annual charges totalling 1,381,200; Overseas English Training Fee (Grade 11) included; paid in installments; Canadian-side tuition separate)
Grade 12	17	2,046,200 JPY	Double Diploma / Kunimoto Alberta International School (DD)	(One-time entry charges totalling 665,000; Annual charges totalling 1,381,200)

Application Fees

Name	Fee	Conditions
Application Fee	25,000 JPY	Grade 7–12 entry: non-refundable application/entrance payments; fees shown above include one-time entrance-related charges

Enrollment Fees

Name	Fee	Conditions
Enrollment Fee	200,000 JPY	One-time enrollment/entrance charges as listed per grade

Summary — which program this covers

This overview describes fees for the Kunimoto Alberta International School (KAIS) program as operated within Kunimoto Girls' Junior & Senior High School (Grades 7–12), and also lists related entrance and payment rules that apply across the academy (kindergarten, elementary and middle/high entry where relevant). The amounts are shown in JPY.

Application / entrance exam fees (KAIS / DD program and related entry points)

- Grade 7–9 (KAIS / middle-level entry): application / examination fees for admission and related web-payment processing for entrance/entry are charged at the time of application; prescribed exam/entry payment methods include credit card, convenience-store payment and Pay-easy. Payment processing fees are borne by the payer.
- Grade 10–12 (Double Diploma / DD course) and senior-high entry: application / exam fee (one-time) JPY 25,000. One-time entrance deposit /入学金 is JPY 240,000 for Grade 10–12 DD applicants; entrance-deposit deadlines are set at admission and must be met to complete enrollment procedures. Payment for entry is handled through the school's web payment flow (mirai-compass / related payment site); payment processing fees apply.

Tuition and recurring annual fees — KAIS (Grades 7–9 and Grades 10–12 DD)

- Grades 7–9 (KAIS, 2024/2025 published schedule):
- Annual tuition (yearly): JPY 432,000.
- Annual facility maintenance fee: JPY 96,000.
- PTA fee (annual): JPY 3,600.
- Student council fee (annual): JPY 9,600.
- Annual estimated教材費 (materials): JPY 240,000 (listed as a program-related materials/education enhancement amount).
- One-time / enrollment (charged at entry): entrance fee JPY 200,000; facility usage / facility fee JPY 120,000; uniform approx. JPY 110,000; tablet device cost JPY 130,000; overseas English training (Grade 8) approx. JPY 800,000 (payable in installments). The overseas training cost is collected in multiple installments (the site indicates five installment payments for overseas training).

- Grades 10–12 (Double Diploma course / Kunimoto Alberta International School, 2024/2025 published schedule):
- Annual tuition (Japanese-side / listed annual tuition): JPY 1,032,000. (Note: the DD program also includes a separate Canadian-side tuition component; the school's policies and notices show the Canadian tuition component is handled separately and is not covered by certain Japanese-side scholarship reductions.)
- Annual facility maintenance fee: JPY 96,000.
- PTA fee (annual): JPY 3,600.
- Student council fee (annual): JPY 9,600.
- Annual estimated教材費 (materials): JPY 240,000.
- One-time / enrollment (charged at entry): application / exam fee JPY 25,000; entrance fee JPY 240,000; facility usage fee JPY 160,000; uniform cost approx. JPY 110,000; tablet device cost JPY 130,000; overseas English training (Grade 11) approx. JPY 1,100,000 (payable in installments). The school indicates overseas training fees are collected in multiple installments (typically five times).
- Additional note: the DD program's Canadian tuition line item (the site references a Canadian-side tuition figure in admission notes) is treated separately from the Japanese-side tuition and is excluded from some Japanese-side fee-waiver arrangements.

Billing schedule and payment terms (how and when fees are billed and paid)

- One-time enrollment charges (entrance fee, facility-use fee, one-time uniforms/tablet purchases and other one-time startup charges) are payable at the time of the admission procedure and must be paid by the deadline specified in the successful-candidate instructions. Payment channels for entry / exam payments include credit card, convenience-store payment and Pay-easy (ATM / internet banking) via the web payment flow. Payment processing fees (service fees) are passed to the payer. Overseas training fees are commonly collected in multiple instalments (the school states overseas training fees will be split into five payments).
- Recurring annual fees (tuition, facility maintenance, PTA, student-council fees, materials) are listed as yearly amounts; the school presents these as the standard annual billing amounts. Specific intra-year billing cycles (for example, whether tuition is invoiced by semester or by month) are handled through the school's finance office and by the enrolment documentation supplied to accepted families; overseas training fees are split across multiple payments as noted above. The school's admissions and enrolment materials require adherence to stated payment deadlines for each entry round.

Boarding / dormitory fees

- Boarding / dormitory is not listed as a standard, published fee for KAIS or the junior/senior high structures; the school's admissions guidance states that, in principle, students commute from the parent/guardian home (requests to attend from a relative's home or from a dormitory require prior consultation). There is no standard dormitory fee schedule published.

Other costs and typical ancillary fees

- Uniforms, bag, shoes, P.E. kit and related one-time uniform purchases: listed approximations appear (typical uniform package values appear in admission materials; e.g., uniform approx. JPY 110,000 in KAIS fee lists and uniform / supplies estimates for middle/high entries).
- Tablets / ICT device purchase: one-time tablet charge JPY 130,000 (listed for both Grade 7–9 and Grade 10–12 in the KAIS fee schedule).
- Overseas language / study-tour fees: Grade-specific amounts shown in program materials: Grade 8 overseas English training JPY 800,000 (Grade 7–9 schedule) and Grade 11 overseas English training JPY 1,100,000 (Grade 10–12 schedule). These overseas training fees are collected in multiple installments. The school also lists larger overseas training items for middle/high (e.g., an overseas training item for 中学3年 is shown in middle-school materials). These overseas training fees can vary with exchange rates and program costs.
- Materials / 教育充実費 (textbooks, tablet communications, domestic language training, other curriculum enhancement items): the school lists education-enhancement / materials charges by year (examples include initial-year tablet purchase and communications expenses and recurring materials charges). For middle/high students the initial-year education-enhancement charge and subsequent-year smaller recurring amounts are shown in the admission materials.
- For kindergarten: one-time 入園金 and a named “施設費 (initial-year)” and monthly保育料 and monthly items (material, health/hygiene, utilities). Specific kindergarten cost examples: application/exam fee JPY 6,000; 入園金 (3-year-old cohort) JPY 130,000; 入園金 (5-year-old cohort) JPY 120,000; first-year facility fee JPY 50,000; monthly保育料 JPY 30,000; monthly教材費 JPY 2,500; monthly衛生費 JPY 1,500; monthly光熱費 JPY 3,000; bus-cost JPY 4,500/month; lunch (on listed days) JPY 550/meal.
- For elementary (published example): entrance-exam fee JPY 20,000; entrance fee JPY 160,000; initial facility fee JPY 100,000 (one-time at entry); monthly tuition JPY 46,000; monthly maintenance JPY 7,000; materials and lunch charges are additional.

Refund policy (application, exam and entrance payments)

- Application and exam payments are not refundable after submission in the school's published admissions notes. Entrance/entry payments and submitted documents are described in the admissions documents as not refundable once paid/submitted. Families should follow the school's published payment deadlines closely because the school's admission materials state that payments already made are not returned.

Fee payment options and payment notes

- The school uses a web-based payment flow for application and entrance payments (mirai-compass and related payment sites) and accepts credit card, convenience-store payments and Pay-easy (ATM / online banking) for the listed application/entrance payments; transaction/handling fees are charged to the payer. Overseas training fees and certain other fees are collected in multiple instalments as noted in program materials. For recurring tuition billing the school issues enrolment and billing instructions to accepted families and specifies due dates/terms in the admission documents.

Important operational notes (how fees appear in published materials)

- The KAIS fee pages and the school admission documents present one-time, annual and program-specific charges separately: one-time enrollment charges (entrance fee / facility usage / devices / uniform), annual recurring charges (tuition, facility maintenance, PTA, student-council, materials), and program-specific large items (overseas-study / language training). Overseas-study fees are collected in multiple instalments and may be adjusted according to exchange rates or program changes. Some scholarship / special-award arrangements apply to Japan-side tuition only and may explicitly exclude the Canadian-side tuition component of the DD program.

(End of fees overview.)

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How these fees compare in Tokyo

At about ¥1,366,200 a year, Kunimoto Alberta International School sits in the lower quarter of the 71 international schools in Tokyo with published fees. The typical school charges ¥2,470,000, and the middle half charge between ¥1,583,960 and ¥3,094,750.

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¥1.5M – 3M

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Japanese

Fees ¥682,000 - 1,282,000

Ages 12 - 18 years

Type Girls School

Opened 2020

Bus Service No

Kunimoto Alberta International School is a six-year all-girls program in Tokyo offering Grades 7 through 12. The school delivers both the Alberta (Canada) curriculum and the Japanese national curriculum, allowing students to study within an international academic framework while remaining in Japan. The campus is located in Setagaya Ward, a residential area in western Tokyo and is within walking distance of Kitami Station on the Odakyu Line. This makes the school accessible from central parts of the city. Facilities include a library, computer room, science rooms, gymnasium, tea ceremony room, kitchen facilities and outdoor sports areas such as a lacrosse field and tennis court. A distinctive feature noted by the school is that it operates an Alberta-accredited program in Japan, with instruction aligned to Alberta Education standards. Students can also participate in a wide range of clubs, including arts, sports, language and service activities.

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