Experience Japan as an Au Pair

New Experience Japan as an Au Pair

Live, Learn, and Support – A Cultural Immersion Program in Partnership with Local Life Japan (Akashi, Hyogo)
We are excited to introduce a new and unique opportunity to live in Japan affordably while gaining valuable cultural and language experiences.
Thanks to our collaboration with Local Life Japan, a trusted language school in Akashi City, participants can now join a short-term Au Pair-style program while studying Japanese.
This program was created in response to strong demand for a more immersive and affordable stay in Japan—and we’re delighted to make it happen!
Local life Japan

Program Highlights

Japanese Language Lessons

Lessons
  • 15 lessons per week
  • Enhance skills in a supportive environment

Au Pair Activities

Activities
  • Playing and interacting with children
  • Assisting with school drop-offs and pick-ups
  • Helping with light household tasks

Accommodation & Meals

Accommodation
  • Homestay with a private room
  • Daily breakfast and dinner

Support & Recreation

Support
  • Local bilingual assistance in Japan
  • One full day off per week

Program Costs

  • Program Fee: ¥550,000 for 3 months (all-inclusive)
  • Application Support Fee: USD $250 (covers application guidance and preparation)

Important Information

  • Duration: 3 months
  • This is a cultural exchange, not employment.
  • Participation is selective and dependent on availability.
  • Availability may vary with the language school calendar.

Ready to Embark on This Adventure?

Contact us to learn more or schedule a consultation. Experience the beauty of Japan and its culture firsthand!

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    Author: Akiko Imairi

    Hello! This is Akiko and thank you for visiting Study Japanese and Culture website. Study Japanese and Culture will help assist finding the best Japanese school and the best cultural experiences for you. Please ask any questions you might have for your trip to Japan. I am Japanese and have been living in the US for over 15 years. After working at several universities in the US, I founded my educational consulting agency in 2011 in Texas.