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as a prerequisite for entering university where applicants do not have a formal high school diploma from a local public or private school. Schools that prepare people for this exam include:
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Nichino-ken Specializes in junior high entrance examinations, but also offers private tutoring from 1st grade to high school. Has 84 branch schools, 61 of them in the
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Shinken Zemi A correspondence course from infants to high school students, with the latter getting to choose to take one subject or five a year.
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Sundai Yobiko Offers video lecture courses in which students watch the videos and submit their tests and assignments to the company for grading.
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Toshin Yobiko Offers homeschooling courses and broadcasts lectures to 800 satellite schools all over Japan.
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The strong selling point of the cram schools in this category is their original published materials.
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Kawaijuku Also has a satellite TV course and a license program for professionals such as
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Yotsuya-Otsuka Specializes in junior high schools, especially prestigious ones like
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Z Kai A correspondence course for mostly high school students.
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Yoyogi Seminar: has about 30 branch schools and 7 affiliates.
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Kawai Juku Cosmo Chubu-chiku Cosmo Course (15 years old - )
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Daiichi Koutou Gakuin Tachikawa School (post junior high)
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Yoyogi Seminar Sendagaya Bypass School (post junior high)
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Rivasu Academy Shiyu-juku, Osaka School (12 years old- )
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Goal Free Kobetsu Kyouiku Yobiko G.I.P. (junior high - )
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Daiichi Koutou Gakuin Yokohama School (post junior high)
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Daiichi Koutou Gakuin Sapporo school (post junior high)
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Rivasu Academy Siyu-juku, Kobe School (12 years old -)
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