Thank you so much for this video! I'm applying to Kansai for Fall 2023 and I'm grateful for this video to help plan for travel ^

I know this video is a bit old, but I'm planning on applying to study abroad in Japan and this school is at the top of my list. I have no idea where to start, honestly, but you're videos are so helpful. Thank you!

Hey! I know you prob wont see this, but do you remember how many credit hours you have to take per semester?

bit of a random comment but it's so funny that you call the school huge-- my school in america has about 23k undergraduate students alone! if i get accepted to kansai gaidai we might have opposite feelings, haha!

How is the gym there??

Thank you for sharing

Do you know people who are doing the homestay instead of staying in the dorms? If so, how is that?

Hi! I’m in the process to attend the fall semester. Do they have different ‘types’ of dormitories?

what about vegetarian food on campus? are there many options?

Do u have packing advice?

Hi, I'm a film major Japanese minor studying there in the fall. Do any of the computers there have the adobe creative suite like premiere for video editing or photoshop?

Great video! My friend and I are applying to study there for this fall (2017)!! We really want to travel to South Korea while we're there. Do you think it's possible during the fall semester or do you know anyone who did? Also, when do you actually sign up for classes? Do you sign up for them before you get there or during orientation? Thanks for all the information!

Do yo know much is the tution fee?

Great video!. I'm looking for a master's program. Do you know someone how passed the admission process (entrance experience or recommendation)? I'm focus about my education

I attended this school and I do NOT recommend it if you are serious about your education. There are many other colleges in Japan that are MUCH better for the same cost or less. Kansai Gaidai is a family-owned, private, FOR PROFIT business disguised as a university that uses their foreign exchange program as a loss leader to bring in thousands of Japanese students who pay their expensive tuition for a chance to study abroad at the American and other nations' colleges and universities that have reciprocal foreign exchange programs with them. They don't tell this to their western foreign exchange students. If you do attend I suggest you take the MINIMUM amount of Japanese course credits and give yourself time to explore Japan. Especially travel to Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe, in that order. Also, DO NOT do the Japanese home stay program. I spent 3 to 4 hours a day commuting back and forth on trains and buses, which horribly cut into my study time and gave me no time to travel. Japan is a beautiful, fascinating country and I encourage you to study there - just not at this school. I wish you the Best of Luck.

I also have a question for you. I need to fill my language requirements (thanks to my university's ridiculous policy), and considered this place. It helps that all of the universities I had considered or were accepted into accommodate this school. I read from a comment that it's pretty much a joke, and you agreed that it did have problems. However, if I find that the school is lacking in language education, are there supplemental lessons if you need them? I'm quite serious about learning the language outside of it being a requirement, so it's a little concerning. Especially as I'm hoping to earn the rest of a certificate here and I don't want to take bogus courses. Thanks.

My school is over 60,000 students.

Hii, I wanted to aply next year but I can't find the costs of propines. Can you tell me pls??

is there a practice test to help prep for the placement test?

How badly do you miss japan huh?? Best place ever I was in seminar house 444444

Hello! Could I ask you for your email for a question? I will study at KGU this year and I do not know anyone who has been there. thank you very much! greetings from Argentina!