Global Indian International School Tokyo - Higashi Kasai Campus vs India International School in Japan

	G Global Indian International School Tokyo - Higashi Kasai Campus Tokyo, Japan	I India International School in Japan Tokyo, Japan
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ¥1,010,394 - 2,240,136	Fees / year ¥610,000 - 1,220,000
Age range	Age range 8 - 18 years	Age range 3 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (DP), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE	Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IB (DP), Indian Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 1,220	Pupils 27
Typical class size	Typical class size 20	Typical class size —
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2006	Opened 2004
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location The Higashi Kasai Campus is located at 9-3-6 Higashikasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 134-0084, Japan. It sits in the Higashi Kasai area of Edogawa Ward, within easy reach of central Tokyo by public transport. The campus is well connected by public transport and school bus routes, with the Higashi Kasai area being a key access point near Kasai Station on the Tozai Line.	Location IISJ operates two campuses in Japan: Tokyo and Yokohama. The Tokyo Campus is at 3-1-4 Sengoku, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0015, Japan, and is well connected by public bus; the nearest Tozai Line station is Toyocho, about a 12-minute walk. The Yokohama Campus is at 3-23 Kirigaoka, Midori-ku, Yokohama 226-0016, Japan. Both campuses are centrally located with ready access to public transportation.
Stages	Stages The campus serves students from Grade 4 through Grade 12 (secondary). It forms part of GIIS Tokyo's four-campus K-12 network, offering a range of curriculum pathways for upper primary to high school.	Stages The school operates Kindergarten through Grade 12. The Tokyo Campus offers Kindergarten (Montessori) through Senior Secondary (Grade 12) with an International Baccalaureate option for Grades 11–12. The Yokohama Campus offers Kindergarten through Senior Secondary CBSE curriculum; IB is available for Grades 11–12 across IISJ.
School type	School type The school is co-educational and operates as a day school. There are no boarding facilities at this campus.	School type Co-educational; Day school (no boarding facilities).
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix GIIS Tokyo hosts students from more than 20 nationalities. About 45% of students are Japanese, with the remainder consisting of international families from countries including India, the United States, China, Australia, and others.	Pupil nationality mix The school reports priority for Indian nationals and other foreign nationals in admissions. Nationalities represented include India, Nepal, Japan, the United States, China, South Korea, Pakistan, and other countries, indicating a diverse international intake with Indians forming the largest represented group.
Additional learning support	Additional learning support English Language Proficiency Programme (ELPP) supports non-native English speakers to access mainstream classes. English as a Second Language (ESL/ELS) support is available, along with a three-language framework for continued language development.	Additional learning support There is no publicly listed dedicated SEN program; the school states admissions favor a balance of nationalities, gender, and ability. An Extended Day program is available for Kindergarten from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation GIIS Tokyo is part of the Global Indian International School network and offers Indian CBSE alongside international curricula; the CBSE framework reflects India's national curriculum.	Country affiliation The school follows India's CBSE curriculum and is designated as a MEXT International School in Japan.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation There is no formal religious affiliation stated for this campus.	Religious affiliation No religious affiliation is publicly indicated.
School day structure	School day structure Start and end times vary by grade and campus. As a reference, the Nishikasai campus lists daily hours from about 8:30 to 17:30, with breaks and meals included; Higashi Kasai follows a similar daylight schedule with additional after-school options.	School day structure Exact daily start/end times are not published publicly. The Kindergarten Extended Day runs 3:00 PM–4:00 PM, and the school operates regular sessions alongside after-school provisions as published.
Bus service details	Bus service details A school bus service operates for GIIS Tokyo, with routes connecting Edogawa and nearby wards. Stops and routes include Higashi-Kasai Kyūchōme and other nearby areas; detailed PDF route documents are provided to families and coordinating staff.	Bus service details Tokyo bus routes include five published routes connecting areas such as Futako Tamagawa, Meguro, Shirokanedai, Shibaura, Higashi Azabu, Tsukuda, Shinkawa, Kiba, Shiohama, Shiomi; additional routes cover Ariake, Shinonome, Nishikasai, Funabori, and more. Yokohama has two published bus routes: Kami Tsuruma Honcho to Ibukino area and Shin Yokohama to Nakayama-Tokaichiba area.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & registration fees - Registration (one-time, non‑refundable): JPY 50,000 per new enrolment. Tuition and building fees (per term) — Higashi Kasai campus - IB Primary Years (PYP) — Grades 3–5: Tuition JPY 486,882 per term; Building fee JPY 37,336 per term; Total recurring term charge JPY 524,218. - Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (CLSP) — Grades 6–8: Tuition JPY 494,748 per term; Building fee JPY 37,336 per term; Total recurring term charge JPY 532,084. - Cambridge IGCSE — Grades 9–10: Tuition JPY 597,010 per term; Building fee JPY 37,336 per term; Total recurring term charge JPY 634,346. - International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) — Grades 11–12: Tuition JPY 709,376 per term; Building fee JPY 37,336 per term; Total recurring term charge JPY 746,712. Billing schedule and payment terms - Academic year and term frequency: each academic year at the Higashi Kasai campus is organised into four (4) terms; fees are charged per term (term durations are indicated on the school calendar). All term fees must be paid by the due date shown on the invoice. - Late payment charge: a late payment penalty of JPY 100 per day applies for fees unpaid after the invoice due date. - Preferred billing and payment flow: the first‑term / initial payment is accepted by credit card; subsequent term payments are routinely collected by GIRO (auto‑debit from a Japanese bank account). GIRO registration can be completed on the day of enrolment. Boarding fees - The Higashi Kasai campus does not provide boarding facilities. Optional transport (bus) and related charges - School transport is optional. Bus registration charges apply when first enrolling for regular routes or shuttle services; parents must submit the transport declaration form. A one‑month notice is required to cancel bus service; if insufficient notice is given, payment in lieu of notice is charged. Specific bus route fees and zonal charges are billed separately. Other costs and items not included in term tuition - Items and services commonly charged in addition to the term tuition include: uniforms, textbooks and stationery, some social events and residential trips, private instrumental lessons, certain examinations or board/exam fees, and IT devices where required (students in higher grades are expected to provide a laptop that meets school specifications). Books and uniform purchases have a one‑day exchange window; beyond that no exchange or refund is possible. Sibling discounts - Sibling tuition discounts are available: a 25% tuition discount for the second child and a 50% tuition discount for a third child; a 25% discount on bus fees is generally offered for the second and third siblings (shuttle services may be excluded from sibling discounts). Refunds and withdrawal - The registration fee is non‑refundable. Withdrawal is processed by submitting the online withdrawal form through the parent portal (myGIIS); additional terms regarding notice and any settlement of outstanding charges are applied as set out in the school's fee policies and the parent contract. The school notes that a student re‑joining within one year of withdrawal does not have to pay the application fee again. Fee payment options and channels - Accepted payment methods include: credit card (accepted for initial/first‑term payment), GIRO (preferred for subsequent term payments), the MyGIIS parent portal for online payments, and standard campus options (cash, cheque, debit/credit card) where applicable. Specific invoicing instructions and payment deadlines are stated on the term invoice. (Amounts given are presented in Japanese yen (JPY) and reflect the figures published for the Higashi Kasai campus fee pages.)	Fee details Application / Registration Fees - Registration fee: ¥20,000 due at time of admission. Tuition fees by year group (annual and per-term where stated) - Kindergarten (Tokyo campus) - Annual tuition: ¥600,000. No sibling discount. Additional fees apply (see below). - Grades 1–8 (Tokyo campus) - Annual tuition: ¥600,000. - Payment plan (three installments): ¥200,000 per payment (First payment, Second payment, Final payment). Due dates shown under Billing Schedule. - Grade 9 (Tokyo campus) - Annual tuition: ¥600,000. - Payment plan (three installments): ¥200,000 per payment. Additional specific fees for textbooks and uniform apply (see "Other fees"). - Grades 10–12 (Tokyo campus) - Annual tuition: ¥1,200,000 (¥1.2 million). - Payment plan (three installments): ¥400,000 per payment. (Students can apply for Tokyo-To tuition support.) Additional and recurring fees (by item and where applicable by grade) - Registration (all grades): ¥20,000 due at admission. - Materials fee / Annual (Kindergarten): ¥10,000 due at beginning of school year. - Textbooks (annual): - Kindergarten: materials listed separately (¥10,000). - Grades 1–8: Textbooks ¥10,000 (annual) due at pick-up. - Grade 9: Textbooks ¥15,000 due at pick-up. - Grade 10: Textbooks ¥15,000 due at pick-up. Exam fee applies. - Grade 11: Textbooks ¥20,000 due at pick-up; Science lab fee ¥50,000 due with first tuition payment. - Grade 12: Textbooks ¥20,000 due at pick-up; Exam fee ¥50,000 due with first tuition payment; Science lab fee ¥50,000 due with first tuition payment. - Uniforms: - Kindergarten uniform estimate: ¥15,000 due at uniform pick-up. - Grades 1–8 uniform estimate: approximately ¥20,000 due at pick-up. - Grade 9 uniform shown as ¥10,000 due at pick-up. - Emergency and insurance fee: ¥5,000 due at time of admission (all grades where listed). - Transfer documentation fee (where applicable): ¥20,000 due at time of transfer. - Exam fees: - Grade 10: Exam fee ¥30,000 due with first tuition payment. - Grade 12: Exam fee ¥50,000 due with first tuition payment. - Science lab fees (senior grades): ¥50,000 where specified (due with first tuition payment). School bus fees (additional; examples by route and annual amounts) - Bus fees are additional to tuition. Sample annual rates listed: - Edogawa-ku / Koto-ku (KG–Grade 6): Round trip ¥150,000; One-way ¥90,000. - Setagaya-ku: Round trip ¥360,000 (one-way not listed). - Other areas and Grade 7 and above: Round trip ¥200,000; One-way ¥120,000. Billing schedule and payment terms - Standard tuition payment schedule (Tokyo campus): - First payment (1/3) due April 30, 2025. - Second payment (2/3) due July 31, 2025. - Third payment (3/3) due December 31, 2025. - Payment plan examples: For ¥600,000 annual tuition the three installments are ¥200,000 each; for ¥1,200,000 annual tuition the three installments are ¥400,000 each. - Late payments may accrue a penalty. In cases of serious delinquency, a student may be suspended from class and official records (grades, transfer certificates, and other official attendance records) may be withheld until accounts are cleared. Refunds and withdrawal terms - Refund policy: School Tuition, Registration Fee, and Bus Fee refunds will not be honored at any time. - Withdrawals: One-month notice is required for school withdrawals for any reason. If a one-month notice is not given, a one-month fee of ¥60,000 will be charged. Bus withdrawals also require one-month notice; failure to give notice will result in being charged for the full month. Students will not be permitted to take exams until payments for that period are made in full. Fee payment options and instructions - Payments can be made by direct bank deposit to Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC), Marunouchi Branch (245). Account number: 1008024. Account type: TOZA (current/checking). Beneficiary listed as Bank of India, Tokyo Branch. Parents/Payors should include “IISJ Tokyo” and the student's name/grade next to the remitter's name on the transfer and send proof of remittance by email to iisjtokyo@iisjapan.com after payment. Boarding fees - No boarding fees are listed for the Tokyo campus; the published fee schedule treats the school as day school with additional bus fees where required. Notes on enforcement of fees - The school enforces payment deadlines, may assess late penalties, may suspend students for serious delinquency, and can withhold official records until outstanding fees are paid in full. A one-month notice requirement applies to withdrawals and bus cancellations.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements —	Boarding arrangements Boarding is not offered. IISJ operates as a day school. An Extended Day program is available for Kindergarten and 1st Grade from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM, for a monthly fee of ¥10,000.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement There are winter and summer uniforms, and PE uniforms are required. Uniforms can be purchased from the School Shop, which is open 9:30 AM–2:00 PM, Monday to Friday.
Food options	Food options —	Food options The site does not list an on-site canteen or hot meals. Extended Day provides a snack for Kindergarten and 1st Grade from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM, with a monthly fee of ¥10,000.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership —	Governance and ownership IISJ is governed as a gakko hojin (educational corporation) in Japan, led by founder Mrs. Nirmal Jain. It operates as a private CBSE- and MEXT-designated school with campuses in Tokyo and Yokohama.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details The Higashi Kasai Campus Tokyo offers a staged international curriculum: International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IBPYP) for Grades 3–5, Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme (CLSP) for Grades 6–8, Cambridge IGCSE for Grades 9–10, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) for senior high school. The IBPYP, CLSP, IGCSE, and IB DP pathways provide progression from primary through high school within the GIIS framework. Launched in September 2020 and located in Edogawa-ku, Tokyo, the campus occupies a spacious, green site. The Higashi Kasai Campus is described as a state-of-the-art international school in Japan, offering these internationally recognised curricula. The GIIS Tokyo network supports a holistic, globally oriented education through its 9GEMS framework.	Curriculum details India International School in Japan (IISJ) follows India's Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for Kindergarten through Grade 12 and is designated as a MEXT International School. Kindergarten uses the Montessori Method with English-language instruction, and from Grade 1 the school teaches Computer Science; Hindi is a regular subject, Tamil is offered from Grade 1, French from Grade 9, and Japanese is taught to integrate local culture. Elementary School (Grades 1-5) and Middle School (Grades 6-8) curricula are CBSE-aligned and emphasize activity-based learning and progression toward more specialized classes. Secondary School (Grades 9-10) follows CBSE with a focus on connecting knowledge to real-life applications and avoiding a strictly textbook-centric approach. Senior Secondary School (Grades 11-12) requires English and four subjects selected from Science, Commerce, or Humanities; an International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is offered in Grades 11-12. IISJ has been an IB candidate/school since 2013, with the IB Diploma Programme available for senior secondary students.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning GIIS Tokyo Higashi Kasai Campus implements the 9GEMS holistic education framework to support students' social, emotional, and academic development, and uses the Happiness Index to monitor wellbeing while providing access to the school counselor through Healthline.	Social & emotional learning Social and emotional development is supported through IISJ's wide range of after-school clubs and other non-academic activities, guided by a faculty advisor or outside professionals, with activities intended to foster self-confidence and personality development.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school does not publicly disclose information regarding a dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision or specialist SEN staff for GIIS Tokyo Higashi Kasai Campus.	Special educational needs (SEN) The school does not publicly disclose information about Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision, staff, or facilities.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The English Language Proficiency Programme (ELPP) is offered to support non-native English speakers at GIIS Tokyo.	English as an additional language English is the language of instruction, and information about any EAL provision is not publicly disclosed.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing is supported through Healthline, a confidential channel connecting students with the school counselor, and through the 9GEMS framework which promotes holistic well-being through activities.	Mental wellbeing There is no publicly disclosed information about a dedicated mental wellbeing programme, though non-academic activities are described as contributing to student development.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Safeguarding and safety are supported by campus security measures, including secured entry, biometric turnstiles, facial recognition, identification cards, and CCTV cameras across the campus.	Safeguarding There is no publicly disclosed information about safeguarding or child-protection policies.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview GIIS Tokyo Higashi Kasai Campus is a tech-enabled campus designed to support interactive, modern learning. Academic spaces include separate labs for Physics, Chemistry and Biology, a Maths Lab, an IT Lab, a Library, and the Britannica Learning Zone. Specialized rooms support IT, maths, science and language learning, complemented by a Multi-purpose Hall and an Audio-Visual Room. Creative spaces include a Music Room (Kindergarten), a Kindergarten Play Area, and a Yoga Room to support wellbeing and creative expression. The campus also houses outdoor play spaces, a dedicated Sports Ground for outdoor activity, and the Mahatma Gandhi Centre for Universal Values.	Facilities overview The school serves Kindergarten through Senior Secondary (Grades K–12) in Tokyo. The campuses are large and include science laboratories, libraries, gyms and playgrounds. The school is designated as an International School by Japan's Ministry of Education (MEXT). The school follows the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities GIIS Tokyo Higashi Kasai Campus provides on-site outdoor play spaces with a dedicated sports ground for regular PE and outdoor activities. A Multi-purpose Hall supports indoor physical education and events. Age-appropriate activity rooms and a Yoga Room contribute to movement-based learning. Outdoor facilities and equipment are designed to support a variety of sport and fitness activities.	Sports facilities Gyms are part of the campus facilities.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Academic facilities include a Library, IT Lab, Maths Lab, and separate laboratories for Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The Britannica Learning Zone provides a digital and inquiry-driven learning space. Digital classrooms and Wi-Fi-enabled spaces support technology-powered learning. Specialized rooms support language learning and other subjects, and an Audio-Visual Room enhances multimedia teaching.	Academic facilities There are science laboratories and libraries on the campuses.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Creative facilities include a Music Room for Kindergarten and a Kindergarten Play Area, plus dedicated spaces for arts and dance and other performance-related activities. Special rooms for various art forms and languages support creative expression and project-based learning. The Mahatma Gandhi Centre for Universal Values offers space and programming focused on values education. A Multi-purpose Hall supports performances, assemblies and other cultural events.	Extra curricular facilities After School Clubs cover athletic, academic, and cultural activities. IB classes are offered in Grades 11-12; IISJ has been an IB candidate school since 2013. Clubs include Badminton, Basketball, Cricket, Futsal, Table Tennis, Arts & Crafts, Choir, Drawing, Dance, Green Club, Hibiki (student newspaper), Model UN, Olympiads, Service Club, Speech and Debate, STEM, Student Council, and Vedic Math. Clubs will be offered if there is enough interest, and payment for clubs is by term. Extended Day runs 3:00 PM–4:00 PM for Kindergarten and 1st Grade, on school days, at a cost of ¥10,000 per month.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Global Indian International School Tokyo Higashi Kasai Campus opened in September 2017 as a dedicated high school campus for grades 4 to 12. It was inaugurated by Tsukasa Akimoto, Vice Minister for Land, Transport and Tourism, Government of Japan, and Sujan Chinoy, Ambassador of India to Japan. The 520-seat facility is located in Edogawa-ku and sits about three kilometres from GIIS Tokyo's original Nishi Kasai campus, which began in 2006 with fewer than 50 students. GIIS Tokyo later expanded to additional campuses, including Kita Kasai in 2023, reflecting ongoing growth of the Tokyo network.	History India International School in Japan (IISJ) was created to meet the needs of the Indian diaspora in Japan and is the first and oldest school serving this community. It opened in 2004 with an initial enrollment of 27 students. In 2007, with enrollment rising toward 1,000, IISJ moved into its current Tokyo premises. There are two campuses, the Tokyo campus at Sengoku, Koto-ku, Tokyo, and the Yokohama campus at Kirigaoka, Midori-ku, Yokohama. CBSE accreditation was granted in 2010, International Baccalaureate classes were added in 2015, gakko hojin status was granted in 2016, and in 2019 IISJ was designated a MEXT International School.
Community	Community GIIS Tokyo operates across four campuses in Edogawa Ward (Nishi Kasai, Higashi Kasai, Seishincho, Kita Kasai), with Nishikasai as the flagship campus. The four-campus arrangement supports a diverse international community. Halloween celebrations across all campuses include Higashi Kasai, reflecting cross-campus engagement. GIIS Tokyo students participate in SPIC MACAY programs and cultural exchanges, including Higashi Kasai. Environmental initiatives such as the Arakawa river cleanup involve students and staff alongside local NGOs.	Community IISJ is described as a neighborhood school where many students walk or ride their bicycles to campus, creating a sense of belonging. The school offers a broad range of extracurricular activities and after‑school clubs, with an extended‑day option for younger students. IISJ hosts and participates in community events, including the IIMUN conference hosted at the Tokyo campus and Hindi Diwas celebrations at the Indian Embassy. Graduation ceremonies take place for Kindergarten students, and senior secondary graduates, and the school calendar lists events such as the IISJ College Fair and other year‑round activities.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Parent involvement across GIIS Tokyo is evident through events that engage families from all campuses. For example, International Day of Yoga drew about 130 parents from all four GIIS Tokyo campuses to participate in IDY activities. Cross-campus Halloween celebrations also involved families from Higashi Kasai and other campuses. A river Arakawa cleanup organized with the Tokyo River Friends NGO saw student participants (35 students) and staff (5) joining volunteers, highlighting community service as a school value. The Kita Kasai campus opened in 2023 as part of GIIS Tokyo's expansion, expanding opportunities for family engagement across campuses. The Annual Sports Meet has included participation and attendance by parents and community members as part of GIIS Tokyo campus life.	Parent teacher association The Parents Association (PA) operates in partnership with the Director of the School and staff to encourage interaction between families and the School, support the curriculum, and improve safety. The PA coordinates programs and projects to support or enrich the curriculum, assists with increased awareness of school safety issues, and organizes fundraising to support programs, equipment, and services. Parents with children currently enrolled are automatically members of the PA. There is a PA Board, and interested parents can contact pa.tokyo@iisjapan.com to join. Volunteer opportunities include School Bus Monitors and Street Crossing Monitors, with library volunteering and other roles welcomed.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The Higashikasai campus follows the GIIS 9GEMS framework, which includes Academic Excellence as a focus area that blends innovative teaching with an experiential curriculum. The school provides course enrichment activities after each concept, such as quizzes, group projects, and short tests to reinforce understanding. Co-curricular offerings include Science Club and Innovation Club, which promote inquiry and problem solving beyond the standard curriculum. Additional clubs such as General Knowledge and Spelling and Speeches support critical thinking, research skills, and effective communication.	Academic & intellectual Model UN, Olympiads, Speech and Debate, STEM, and Vedic Math are offered as after-school clubs. High School students gain leadership experience through clubs that can strengthen college applications.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative Arts and performing arts are central to the Higashikasai Co-Curricular program. Students can participate in Indian classical dance such as Bharatanatyam and Kathak, as well as Bollywood Dance, and study Tabla and Carnatic vocal music. Visual arts options include Origami, Cartoon Drawing, and Pen Calligraphy, with Craft Club providing hands-on projects. The offerings in performing arts and visual arts are integrated into the broader ECA/CCA framework at the campus.	Arts & creative Arts & Crafts, Choir, Drawing, and Dance are offered as after-school clubs. Fees are charged by term.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Spanish Club provides language learning and cultural exposure for students. Pianica and Japanese song offerings support language learning alongside music and culture, while Spelling and Speeches develop language proficiency and public-speaking skills. These language- and culture-oriented activities complement the performing and visual arts options already available.	Cultural & language Model UN and Hibiki (student newspaper) are offered as after-school clubs. They form part of IISJ's cultural extracurricular offerings.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies A variety of social and hobby activities are available, including Board Games (Chess and Carrom) for strategic thinking and social interaction, and dance-oriented clubs such as Girls' Hip Hop. Visual and creative hobbies are supported through Cartoon Drawing and Origami, with Craft Club offering additional maker activities. These clubs encourage peer collaboration and informal skill-building outside the classroom.	Social & hobbies After-School Clubs include athletic activities such as Badminton and Basketball. Students are encouraged to start their own clubs to make friends and pursue interests.
Community & service	Community & service Community involvement is part of the GIIS 9GEMS framework, with activities that include community events and charity drives to cultivate social responsibility and connection with the local community. The Community and Care emphasis is designed to foster service-minded habits and a sense of global citizenship among students.	Community & service Service Club is offered as an after-school club focusing on community service and volunteering. Green Club is also available as part of the clubs.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Leadership development is integrated into the GIIS approach, with entrepreneurship and leadership activities such as the Entrepreneurship Boot Camp. These opportunities build communication, collaboration and problem-solving skills beyond core academics. Mentoring and skills-building initiatives complement classroom learning to prepare students for future academic and professional pathways.	Leadership & professional Student Council is available as an after-school club. For High School students, clubs offer leadership experience that can strengthen resumes for college applications.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Wellbeing is supported through a broad sports program, including soccer, volleyball, badminton, tennis, and table tennis, with karate also offered as a physical activity. The campus highlights a Cricket Academy as part of Co-Curricular Activities. Mindfulness and meditation are emphasized within the 9GEMS framework as part of Personality Development to promote physical and mental health.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Badminton, Basketball, Cricket, Futsal, and Table Tennis are offered as athletic after-school clubs. They form part of IISJ's athletic, academic, and cultural activities.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the main instructional language across the campus's pathways (IB PYP for Primary, Cambridge CLSP and IGCSE for Secondary, and IB DP for High School). ELPP supports non-native English speakers with programs such as AEPP and ESL, alongside in-school language support. A second language is available to students, with options including French, Chinese, Hindi, or Tamil. The Primary years cover Grades 2–5, Secondary covers Grades 6–10, and High School covers Grades 11–12.	Language provision All students are required to take English. English is taught as a core subject across the school. The curriculum offers second language options in Hindi, Tamil, French, Japanese, and Nepali. In Senior Secondary, Japanese Language is available as a subject in Science, Commerce, and Humanities tracks.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching English is the primary language of instruction across GIIS Tokyo Higashi Kasai Campus. The school provides English language support for non-native speakers through the English Language Proficiency Programme (ELPP), including after-school and in-school options such as AEPP, ELS, and ESL. A second language is offered to students, with choices including French, Chinese, Hindi, and Tamil. There is no explicit description of a fully bilingual teaching program on the Higashi Kasai Campus pages.	Bilingual teaching —
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Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards RWCC 2023 — GIIS Tokyo earned prizes at the Real World Challenges Convention, including 3rd prize in the Middle School category and 2nd place in the Secondary category (plus other recognitions in wellness and business-plan competitions). GED 2024 and Mock COP 2024 — GIIS Tokyo received multiple awards for student projects at Global Excellence Day 2024 and the inaugural Mock COP event. Global Indian Star 2024 — GIIS Tokyo was acknowledged in the Global Indian Star 2024 competition for student talent. Deming Prize 2025 — GIIS Tokyo was awarded the Deming Prize for Total Quality Management, a prestigious international quality-awards honor.	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations MEXT accreditation — GIIS Tokyo is a MEXT-accredited institution, adhering to the standards set by the Japanese Ministry of Education and recognized as meeting those national norms. EFQM Certification — GIIS Tokyo was awarded the EFQM Certification in August 2024, recognizing the school as an outstanding organization under the European Foundation for Quality Management framework.	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Step 1: Contact Us. To begin the admissions process, reach GIIS Tokyo via the admissions enquiry form, by phone, or by email. Admissions counselors respond by email or phone to arrange an in-person campus tour or a virtual tour, depending on what you prefer. The campus tour provides firsthand information on school offerings, student life, and benefits, while virtual meetings cover the admission process, the available curricula, and the subjects offered. Step 2: Campus Visit (or Meeting). You can schedule a campus visit or a counselling meeting, either in person or online. The Admissions Team offers campus tours so you can learn about programs, facilities, student life, and the overall environment. Virtual counselling sessions help you understand the admission process, the different curriculums, and subject options before you decide how to proceed. Step 3: Submit Application Form. After completing the application form, you must submit it along with the required documents. A one-time registration fee that is non-refundable confirms the seat and secures your spot. Students seeking scholarships will find different forms to fill out, and scholarship experts are available to guide you. Shortlisted candidates will be informed by phone and email about the next steps and may undergo a separate admission track. Step 4: Payment Of Term 1 Fees. Once you meet the admission criteria and complete the required steps, the first term fees need to be paid before the school term begins. For admissions that occur mid-year, the fees are prorated to reflect the starting date. Step 5: Documentation. Documentation is essential and includes Birth Certificate, Proof of Residential Address, Child's Recent Passport Size Photo, and Medical Certificate. Submitting the proper documentation is necessary; without it, applications may be rejected.	Admissions The India International School in Japan provides CBSE education from Kindergarten (Montessori) through Grade 12 and offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for Grades 11–12. English is the language of instruction. Grades 10 and 12 sit for the CBSE Board Examinations, and IB is offered in Grades 11–12. Admission primarily serves Indian expatriates in Japan, with a policy to balance nationality, gender, and ability in each class; at least one parent must speak fluent English. An online Application Form is available, along with Application Information and Fees.
Scholarships	Scholarships Scholarships are available at GIIS Tokyo and are administered under Global Schools Foundation. Sadako Ogata Scholarship Applications are currently open and target students across grades, offering support based on academic merit and financial need. Scholarship cycles run yearly and cover Grade 1 to 12, with categories spanning academia, sports, merit-cum-means, and scientific temperament; cycles last about one month. The 20th Anniversary Exclusive Scholarship for 50 Exceptional Students is one example, with eligibility including CBSE and IBDP pathways and options for grades 1–9; some awards run through March 2028. Scholarships may be offered as tuition fee waivers, and applications can be submitted via the scholarship portal. There are also scholarship experts to assist applicants, and brochures are available for download.	Scholarships —
Waitlist	Waitlist Waitlist/Pool: There is no published waitlist or pool system in the admissions materials. Admissions are open throughout the academic year and depend on seat availability. The admission review process is conducted in January each year, and shortlisted candidates are notified by phone and email about the next steps. This indicates decisions are primarily seat-driven, with a formal shortlist communicated to families as part of the process.	Waitlist —
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