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Global Indian International School Tokyo - Nishi Kasai Campus

Japan, Tokyo

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees ¥1,010,394 - 2,240,136
Ages 8 - 18 years
Pupil numbers 1220
Type Co-educational
Opened 2006
Bus Service Yes
Availability Not shared by this school
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Global Indian International School, Tokyo
Academic offering
Curriculum Indian Curriculum
Taught languages English, French, Hindi, Japanese
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, STEM
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Leadership and Professional, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction

GIIS Tokyo’s Nishikasai campus is in Edogawa-ku, in the eastern part of Tokyo, and offers the CBSE (Indian) curriculum for students in Grades 3–12. Classrooms are described as “digitalised,” reflecting the campus focus on technology-supported learning. The school highlights its 9 GEMS framework and places emphasis on both Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) and Co-Curricular Activities (CCA). Activities referenced in GIIS Tokyo materials include options such as tennis, karate, soccer, badminton and table tennis, alongside clubs like Science Club and Math Club. GIIS Tokyo also runs student-facing programmes such as Model United Nations (MUN).

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8 Chome-3-13 Nishikasai, Edogawa City, Tokyo 134-0088, Japan

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The Essentials

Global Indian International School Tokyo - Nishi Kasai Campus has 1,220 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.

Location
GIIS Tokyo Nishikasai Campus is located in Edogawa Ward, Tokyo, Japan. The flagship Nishikasai Campus sits at 8-3-13 Nishikasai, Edogawa-ku, Tokyo 134-0088, near Nishikasai Station on the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. GIIS Tokyo operates four campuses in Edogawa Ward: Nishikasai, Higashikasai, Seishincho, and Kita Kasai.

Stages
The Tokyo campuses provide K–12 education across the four sites. Nishikasai offers Primary, Secondary, and High School, while other campuses provide Pre Primary (Kita Kasai and Seishincho) in their groups, and Higashikasai covers Primary through High School.

Type
GIIS Tokyo is a co-educational day school with no boarding facilities.

Pupil Nationality Mix
The GIIS Tokyo community comprises students from more than 20 nationalities, including a notable Japanese contingent (about 45% of the student body); the school also counts Indian and other international families, with the broader student body representing over 30 nationalities.

Additional learning support
English language support is available through programmes such as the English Language Proficiency Programme (ELPP), After-School English Support, AEPP, English Language Support (ELS), and ESL to assist non-native speakers.

Country affiliation
GIIS Tokyo offers CBSE alongside international curricula and is part of Global Schools Group, which operates campuses in 11 countries; the CBSE curriculum reflects Indian curricular roots.

Religious affiliation
No religious affiliation is listed in GIIS Tokyo's published materials.

School day structure
Publicly listed day structure indicates Kindergarten runs 9:00–13:15, and Grades run 9:00–15:15; an after-school program runs 13:15–15:15, with an After School Special English Programme 15:30–16:30.

Bus service
GIIS Tokyo runs a school bus service with multiple routes across Tokyo. Route details include areas such as Nishikasai and Higashikasai, along with other surrounding districts; the school confirms a safe, GPS-monitored transport option. The service is described as available across several areas and reviews are conducted to accommodate needs.
Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at Global Indian International School Tokyo - Nishi Kasai Campus ranges from JPY 1,010,394 to JPY 2,240,136 for 2026/27.

Registration / Application fees (one‑time, non‑refundable)

- GMP (Nursery / Junior KG / Senior KG / KG3): JPY 40,000.
- IB PYP (Grade 1–5): JPY 50,000.
- CLSP (Cambridge Lower Secondary, Grade 6–8): JPY 50,000.
- IGCSE (Grade 9–10): JPY 50,000.
- IBDP (Grade 11–12): JPY 50,000.
- CBSE (Grade 1–12 groups): JPY 40,000.

Tuition fees (quoted per term — each term shown as 4 months)

Global Montessori Programme (per term):
- Nursery: Tuition JPY 300,181; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 336,798.
- Junior KG & Senior KG: Tuition JPY 332,118; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 368,734.
- KG 3: Tuition JPY 364,054; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 400,670.

IB PYP (Grade 1–5, per term): Tuition JPY 486,882; Building fee JPY 37,336; Total recurring term fees JPY 524,218.

CLSP (Cambridge Lower Secondary, Grade 6–8, per term): Tuition JPY 494,748; Building fee JPY 37,336; Total recurring term fees JPY 532,084.

IGCSE (Grade 9–10, per term): Tuition JPY 597,010; Building fee JPY 37,336; Total recurring term fees JPY 634,346.

IBDP (Grade 11–12, per term): Tuition JPY 709,376; Building fee JPY 37,336; Total recurring term fees JPY 746,712.

CBSE Fees Structure (per term) by grade bands:
- Grade 1–5: Tuition JPY 364,054; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 400,670.
- Grade 6–8: Tuition JPY 395,982; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 432,598.
- Grade 9–10: Tuition JPY 440,690; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 477,306.
- Grade 11–12: Tuition JPY 506,792; Building fee JPY 36,616; Total recurring term fees JPY 543,408.

Optional / programme add‑ons (per term unless stated)

- After‑School Program (1:00–3:15 PM): JPY 105,600 per term (monthly JPY 26,400).
- After‑School Program (3:15–6:30 PM): JPY 161,700 per term.
- After‑School Program (1:00–6:30 PM): JPY 250,500 per term.

Bus / shuttle transport (per term) and registration

Group pick‑up routes (Route 1–4) — per term amounts and one‑time registration fee:
- Route 1: JPY 141,438 per term; registration fee JPY 25,000 (one‑time).
- Route 2: JPY 109,468 per term; registration fee JPY 25,000 (one‑time).
- Route 3: JPY 151,083 per term; registration fee JPY 25,000 (one‑time).
- Route 4: JPY 169,233 per term; registration fee JPY 25,000 (one‑time).

Shuttle / campus shuttle services and smaller shuttle options (per term):
- Shuttle Bus (NK, SSD, KK, HK campuses): JPY 48,400 per term; registration fee JPY 10,000 (one‑time).

- Note: sibling discounts do not apply to Bus Fees or Shuttle Service in general; sibling discounts apply to tuition as specified elsewhere.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition and recurring fees are quoted per term (payment frequency shown as “Per Term (4 Months)”). Term fees must be paid in full by the “Last Date of Payment” shown on the invoice. A late payment fee of JPY 100 per day (excluding consumption tax) is charged for payments after the due date.
- Payment method: First term fee is to be paid by credit card; subsequent term fees are to be paid via GIRO (auto‑debit from a Japanese bank account). A payment gateway through myGIIS is available and GIRO registration can be completed at the finance department with the Japanese bank cash card.
- Fees shown include consumption tax (10%) and are subject to change if tax rules change.

Boarding

- No boarding facilities are provided.

Other costs, incidental charges and rules

- Building fee (per term) is charged in addition to tuition; amounts are shown above per programme/grade band.
- Books & uniforms: exchange period for purchases is one day; after that no exchange or refund is possible. Library fines / damage charges apply (example: up to JPY 1,000 or actual replacement cost). Any damage or defacing of school property will be charged.
- Co‑curricular and co‑scholastic activities are part of school curriculum and may carry additional costs where applicable.

Withdrawal and refund information

- Withdrawal requires an online withdrawal form via the parent portal (myGIIS) and at least one month's written notice to the school office. If one month's notice is not given, the fee for the entire month will be payable. Refunds upon withdrawal are applicable only if one month's notice is provided in advance; there is no 15‑day refund — refunds apply on a monthly basis and invoices already generated for the next month may make that month's fee payable.

Discounts and scholarships

- Sibling tuition discount: families with more than one child receive tuition discounts (examples given on the fee schedule include a 25% discount for second and third siblings in some sections; note some sections reference slightly different sibling discount rules — see the fee schedule entries above for the specific programme). Several merit and need‑based scholarships are offered; eligibility varies by scholarship.

Summary note on figures and presentation

- All amounts above are given in Japanese Yen (JPY) and are listed as shown for the academic year fee structure. Per‑term fees, building fees, registration fees and transport fees are quoted individually for each programme and grade band on the fee schedule. For payment procedure, due dates, and exact invoice items, fees must be paid by the invoice due date and the specified payment channels (credit card for first term, GIRO for subsequent terms) should be used.
Academics

Global Indian International School Tokyo - Nishi Kasai Campus teaches Indian Curriculum for students aged 8 to 18.

Curriculum
GIIS Tokyo Nishikasai Campus offers the CBSE curriculum for Grades 3–12 within the 9 GEMS holistic development framework. Learning occurs in digitalised classrooms with a strong emphasis on Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) and Co-Curricular Activities (CCA). CBSE content is organised by grade bands (Grade 1-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-10, 11-12) with English as the first language; second languages include Hindi, Japanese, Chinese Mandarin, French or Tamil; a third language is Japanese or French. Core subjects across bands include Mathematics, Science, and Social Science, with ICT and AI, and robotics as a weekly element, plus Environmental Science. From Grades 11-12 English is compulsory, and students select four electives from options such as Physics, Chemistry or Economics, Computer Science or Biology, Mathematics, Physical Education, and Political Science, with additional subjects like Legal Studies and Entrepreneurship. GIIS Tokyo also operates other curricula on different campuses (e.g., CLSP/IGCSE, IB PYP/DP, GMP), but Nishikasai focuses on the CBSE program.
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Step 1 — Initial inquiry and contact. To begin the admissions journey at GIIS Tokyo, families should reach out via the Enquire Now pathway or by emailing the admissions team. The campus team commits to responding to inquiries and can outline available curricula (CBSE, GMP, IB PYP, Cambridge CLSP/IGCSE/IBDP) and next steps. Phone contact is also listed for direct communication (+81 3-6631-0442), and the school provides an address and travel guidance for the Nishikasai Campus.

2. Step 2 — Campus visit or counselling session. Families can book a campus tour or arrange a virtual counselling session with admissions counsellors, who will explain the admission pathways and the different curricula on offer. Admissions staff will coordinate a visit or online meeting to discuss the programs, progression routes, and how the school supports learners. Travel guidance and contact details are provided to help plan the visit to Nishikasai (Nishi Kasai Campus) or other GIIS Tokyo campuses.

3. Step 3 — Submit application form. After the visit or counselling session, families submit the application form with the required documents. At the time of application, a one-time registration fee is payable to confirm the seat; this fee is non-refundable. Scholarships have their own application forms and counselors are available to guide applicants through that process. Shortlisted candidates will then proceed to a separate admissions pathway.

4. Step 4 — Payment of Term 1 fees. Once eligibility criteria are met and all admissions steps are satisfactorily completed, the first term fees must be paid before the school term begins. If admissions occur mid-year, term fees are prorated accordingly. The school operates on a term system with payments due before the last payment date indicated on the invoice.

5. Step 5 — Documentation. Required documentation includes the child's birth certificate, proof of residential address, a recent passport-sized photo, and a medical certificate. Ensuring all documents are provided helps avoid rejection of the application. Additional documentation may be requested for scholarship consideration or program changes.

Scholarships
GIIS Tokyo offers several scholarships at the Nishikasai Campus, including the Sadako Ogata Merit cum Means Scholarship. Details include: the scholarship is open to students in Grades 1–9, applies for the 2025–2026 and 2026–2027 academic years, and is valid for up to two academic years (up to 6 terms). Scholarships are awarded via a pen-and-paper MCQ entrance test in English, Mathematics, and Science (Grades 1–5: 1 hour, 50 questions; Grades 6–9: 2 hours, 100 questions). Test dates are on Saturdays at the GIIS Tokyo campus, and successful candidates must complete admission formalities and pay the first-term fee within 10 working days of the result announcement. Recipients must sign a Code of Conduct, and only one benefit (scholarship/discount/referral) can be used at a time; the decision of the Scholarship Committee is final.

Additional GIIS Tokyo scholarship programs include the Global FUTURE-READY Merit Scholarship (GFRM) and the 9GEMS Holistic Development Scholarship, described in GIIS Tokyo communications and blog posts. These scholarships span across curricula (CBSE, IB, CLSP/IGCSE, IB DP) and are part of the broader GIIS scholarships ecosystem. Details on GFRM and 9GEMS scholarships are published in GIIS Tokyo materials and blog content.

GIIS Tokyo also notes ongoing scholarship-related events, such as the GIIS20 Scholar Challenge (merit-based opportunities for January 2026 admissions) and related scholarship pathways. These events illustrate the school's approach to merit-based awards and opportunities for new entrants.

For siblings, a separate discount is offered on tuition in GIIS Tokyo admissions materials, including a 25% discount on tuition for the second child in some programs, subject to terms. This sibling discount is a separate benefit from scholarships and applies within the fee structure published for GIIS Tokyo.

Waitlist
GIIS Tokyo does not publish a numbered waitlist policy for the Nishikasai Campus. The admissions pages describe a process that uses a shortlist of candidates who meet the criteria and then proceed through an additional admission pathway as space allows. There is no publicly stated waitlist pool with ranking. If you need clarity on current seat availability, contact the admissions team via the Enquire Now form or the Nishikasai contact details.
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