Toshin, operated by Nagase Co., famous for its top-notch results with students, is officially starting the application process for its Winter Special Invitation Course on October 25. This innovative program is specifically tailored for high school freshmen (10th grade), sophomores (11th grade), and zeroth graders (students with the level of high school competency). From October 26 onwards, students can begin attending classes.
This Winter Special Invitation Course offers students access to remarkable lessons led by a team of experienced instructors. Depending on the application date, students can enroll for up to three courses free of charge. Each course consists of five 90-minute classes, and numerous other resources including coaching sessions and high-speed foundational mastery courses are also included at no cost.
By joining this program, students will not only boost their academic performance but also ignite their motivation for learning. The Winter Special Invitation Course is designed to be a catalyst for enhancing both willingness and capability, setting a solid foundation for future academic success. For high school freshmen and zeroth graders, the winter signifies an opportune time to enhance their competencies as they pave their way towards achieving their educational aspirations.
With a proven track record, Toshin boasts the highest collegiate admission rates in Japan, featuring 906 students who successfully gained admission to prestigious institutions like the University of Tokyo. In the upcoming 2026 academic year, the average score difference between regular students and Toshin students is projected to extend to a remarkable 102.5 points, showcasing the effectiveness of Toshin’s educational methods. Through the Winter Special Invitation Course, students will experience firsthand the elements contributing to this success, encouraging skill enhancement and increased motivation.
Course Details
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Target Audience: This course is aimed at motivated high school freshmen, sophomores, and zeroth graders who are not currently enrolled at Toshin. Students who have already attended the new year special invitation course and the summer special invitation course are excluded. Zeroth graders are defined as motivated middle school students with high school-level knowledge.
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Application Deadline: Applications will close on December 26, 2026.
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Lecture Availability: The course can be attended until January 7, 2027.
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Number of Courses Available: Students can receive an invitation for three courses if registered by December 12, for two courses by December 19, and for one course up to the final deadline on December 26. Each course includes five 90-minute lessons plus an additional completion assessment and other offerings.
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Course Fee: All courses are free of charge, representing a savings of 64,350 yen if all three courses are taken. The usual cost of one course is 21,450 yen (tax included), and all fees related to course enrollment and materials are waived.
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Registration Method: Students can register through the official website for the Winter Special Invitation Course at
Toshin Signature Program.
Examples of Available Courses
Attendees will have the opportunity to choose from a range of carefully selected courses tailored to various skills and preferences.
- - English for Top Universities: Perfect for those looking to advance their reading and listening skills quickly, this course focuses on grasping academic English logic swiftly through an engaging methodology.
- - English Starter Class: Designed as a foundational course for all students aiming to solidify their basic English skills and enhance their overall proficiency.
- - Understanding Conditional Grammar: Led by a bestselling author, this course simplifies and energizes the challenging concept of conditionals, making English enjoyable and accessible, even for struggling students.
Moreover, participating in the Winter Special Invitation Course in conjunction with the National High School Unified Test, set to take place on November 1, allows students to analyze their progress comprehensively and address any gaps more efficiently.
For more information about the National High School Unified Test, visit
Unified Test for High School Students.
About Nagase Co.
Founded in 1976, Nagase Co. is committed to developing individuals who can contribute to a self-reliant and respectful society. It operates Japan's largest private educational network, including the elite Toshin High School and satellite preparatory schools, excelling in admissions to prestigious institutions. Nagase continues to evolve, striving to nurture well-rounded individuals equipped with academic, physical, and mental capabilities.