ALA began as a 

Japanese conversation school…

Japanese cuisine, anime, games, and music are popular worldwide.

Young people eager to learn Japanese now gather at ALA from across the globe.

Representing over 40 countries. Since its founding in 1984, 

ALA has provided Japanese language education centred on conversational communication.

As students communicate in Japanese, they absorb countless things—

from Japanese food culture, subcultures, and lifestyle habits

to the Japanese way of thinking.

Young people who master conversational communication at ALA

go on to find employment in Japan, pursue university studies, and more,

spreading their wings across diverse fields with staff support.