Highly selective IB Programme — only 20 students admitted annually through rigorous exams, essays, and interviews; English proficiency (Eiken Grade 2/GTEC 760+) expected

IB Diploma authorized since 2019 — Okayama Prefecture's first IB World School, offering dual Japanese high school diploma and IB qualification for global university access

Strong national university placements — graduates matriculate to Tokyo University, Osaka University, and competitive private institutions like Keio and Waseda

Significant IB investment — families pay ¥300,000 annual IB enhancement fee (Years 2-3) plus ¥400,000 for two mandatory overseas training programs

Best for globally-minded families — seeking bilingual IB education with both Japanese university pathways and international recognition at Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge