Welcome to ASAHI Culture Academy
Since I was young, I have been involved in cultural exchange projects in collaboration with many overseas companies and governmental organizations, which has given me a deep experience of the fun and importance of international cultural exchange projects.
I hope that international students from all over the world will open the door to study and work from the ASAHI Cultural Academy, open a new path in life with the charm of language, raise a new sail high, become a global human resource who will make great strides in the 21st century, and build a bridge of friendship between their homeland and Japan.
Let’s work together to make dreams come true!
Ryotaro Hibino, Chairman of Asahi Culture Academy
Biography of Ryotaro Hibino
1975 Established Miyako Shoji Co., Ltd. Appointed President and Representative Director (to the present)
1994 Changed the limited partnership company Miyakoya to Miyakoya Co., Ltd. and appointed to President and Representative Director (to the present)
2000 Established Chiki Co., Ltd. Appointed President and Representative Director (to the present)
2008 Established Inuyama Machizukuri Co., Ltd. Appointed President and Representative Director (to the present)
2008 Established Aichi Kita FM Broadcasting Co., Ltd. Appointed President and representative Director (to the present)
2015 Established Palm Holtz Co., Ltd. Appointed President and Representative Director (to the present)
2006 Served as president of Inuyama Rotary Club
2010 Served as president of Inuyama Chamber of Commerce and Industry (3rd term)
2019 Received the Order of the Rising Sun in 2019
Welcome to ASAHI Culture Academy
The Institute was established to gather the human resources necessary to promote the globalization of Japan from all over the world and to nurture not only Japanese language education, but also global human resources who understand Japanese culture and can be active in the world in the future.
The school offers a practical and correct Japanese language curriculum, experienced and passionate teachers, programs that allow students to experience various aspects of Japanese culture and international exchange, as well as a full support system to ensure a safe and comfortable life as a foreign student in Japan.
The graduates of this school aim to make a significant contribution to the development and globalization of the Japanese economy by going on to Japanese universities and finding employment in Japanese companies. Let’s take a new step from here!
Masao Mori, Director of ASAHI Bunka Gakuin
Biography of Masao Mori
1958 Admission to Kyoto University
1963 Completed doctoral course at Kyoto University
1989 Awarded PhD in literature by Kyoto University
1963 Assistant, Nagoya University Department of Literature
1980 Promoted to professor, Nagoya University literature department
Dean of Literature and Director of Students
1996 Vice President, Nagoya University
1999 President, Aichi Prefectural University
2005 Public University Association Advisor
2005 Chairman, Nagoya City Public University Corporation Evaluation Committee
2006 President, Aichi Arts Centre
Professor Emeritus, Nagoya University and Aichi Prefectural University
