Nishimachi International School 
Private, non profit Nishimachi International School (Tokyo) prides itself as its 430 co-ed kindergarten-9th grade students follow ambitious bilingual curriculum in English and Japanese before attending high school elsewhere.
- Nishimachi International School
2-14-7 Moto Azabu
Minato-ku
Tokyo 106-0046
Japan - T +81 3 3451 5538
- E [email protected]
- W www.nishimachi.ac.jp
- Lower School Ages: 5-11
- Lower School Sexes: Co-ed
- Middle School Ages: 12-15
- Middle School Sexes: Co-ed
- Total School Numbers: 470 boys and girls
- Teaching Language: English/Japanese
- SEN: SEN considered case by case
- Boarding: Not available
- Uniform: No
- School Year: Late August - late June; 3 terms; Breaks: 3 weeks winter break; 1 week October, Spring break
- Fee Currency: Japanese Yen (JPY)
- Fee Details: Annual Tuition Fees: Kindergarten - grade 9: 2,302,000
- Fee Extras: Application fee (non-refundable): 20,000 Registration fee: 300,000 Building fee (new students only): 600,000 Education enhancement fee (annual): 200,000
- Religion: Non-denominational
- Memberships: AAIE, EARCOS, JCIS, Round Square, WIDA.
- State/Independent: Independent: private non-profit
Curricula:
- Adapted or School-Developed Curriculum at Middle School Level
- Adapted or School-Developed Curriculum at the Primary Level
Accreditations/Inspections:
- Council of International Schools (CIS)
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government
- Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)
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