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South Korea, Busan
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Busan Japanese School is a private, integrated elementary and middle school established by the Busan Japanese Association with approvals from both the Government of Japan and the Government of Korea. It is located on a hillside overlooking Gwangan Beach in Busan. The school describes itself as the Japanese school closest to Japan. The campus is small in scale but provides a substantive educational program.
Busan Japanese School is a private, co-educational elementary and middle school operated by the Busan Japanese Association. It is located in Suyeong District, Busan, on a hillside with views toward the Tsushima Strait, near Gwanganli Beach. The school was established on October 1, 1975 and follows the Japanese national curriculum, with local adaptations that include Korean language and English language study. The school comprises an elementary division and a middle division and currently enrolls around 38 students. Staff include teachers dispatched from Japan and local educators. A school bus service operates between the Haewoondae area and the school; usually parents bring students to the bus stops, with arrangements available for delegated pickups.
