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Japan, Tokyo
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On-site meals are provided in kitchens and cafeterias on both the Main Building and the Annex, with dining arranged to fit student schedules. The dining facilities support daily routines and school life.
The LFI Tokyo is administered by a Japanese-law foundation (Gakkō Hōjin) created on 23 December 2005 by AEFE and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. It is a member of the AEFE network and delivers the official French curriculum. The Foundation can receive tax-advantaged donations in Japan, and its Board includes a representative of the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan (CCIFJ).
Lycée Français International de Tokyo (LFI Tokyo) is a French international school located in the Takinogawa residential area of Kita Ward in northern Tokyo. The campus is easily accessible by public transport, within walking distance of Shin-Itabashi Station on the Toei Mita Line and Itabashi Station on the JR Saikyō Line. According to the school, LFI Tokyo follows the official programmes of the French Ministry of Education and is part of the AEFE (Agency for French Education Abroad) network, offering continuity with the French national education system from preschool (Petite Section) through the final year of secondary school (Terminale). The school provides education across early years, primary and secondary levels, and offers specific international and language-focused pathways such as PARLE and designated international sections, as reflected in its official fee structure. For younger pupils, LFI Tokyo operates a registered school bus service with supervised pick-up points.
