

École Internationale Franco-Japonaise (EIFJ) Tokyo is a modern, multilingual international day school located in Kita-ku, North Tokyo, offering education from Nursery (age 1) through High School. Founded in 2019, EIFJ stands out for its distinctive “triple language” model, integrating French, English, and Japanese into daily learning and school life. The school provides flexible academic pathways, allowing students to follow the French National Curriculum, an international track aligned with IB philosophy, or a blended bilingual approach. Accredited by the French Ministry of Education (AEFE partner) and an IB Diploma candidate school, EIFJ serves as a bridge between traditional French academic excellence and inquiry-based international education. With small class sizes (typically 12–15 students), diverse international faculty, and a community representing over 25 nationalities, the school emphasizes close teacher-student interaction, intercultural understanding, and strong language development. The campus features modern learning spaces, multilingual library resources, arts and performance areas, indoor sports facilities, rooftop play zones, after-school programs such as robotics, judo, ballet, chess, music, and visual arts, as well as school bus services across central and northern Tokyo. EIFJ is particularly well suited for families seeking deep multilingual immersion and a pathway to the French Baccalauréat and/or IB Diploma, while benefiting from a supportive, boutique-style international school environment.
Indoor multi-purpose gym/activity hall, rooftop play area, access to nearby parks and local sports grounds, physical education equipment, outdoor play zones for athletics and movement activities.
Arts classrooms, creative workshop spaces, music rooms for vocal and instrumental practice, theater and performance areas, dance activity spaces, exhibition areas for student artwork, after-school arts studios (robotics, chess, ballet, visual arts).
Digital smart classrooms, tablets, laptops, computer, robotics club equipment, online learning platforms (IB-aligned and French curriculum), multimedia presentation tools
Robotics club, Judo, Ballet, Chess club, Visual arts workshops, Music (vocal and instrumental), Theater and drama, Dance activities, Language enrichment programs, Cultural events and celebrations, After-school creative workshops, Student-led clubs and community initiatives.
Complete the application form and submit required documents.
Assessments test, student and parent interview, teacher reference
The assessment is created and administered by the school faculty.
In-person interview (most common for local applicants)
Virtual/online interview (for overseas or relocating families)
Rolling admissions-Applications are accepted throughout the year, subject to seat availability.
Completed Application Form
Application Fee Payment Confirmation
Recent School Reports / Transcripts (usually past 1–2 years, if applicable)
Copy of Passport (student and sometimes parents)
Residence Card / Visa Copy (if residing in Japan)
Immunization / Health Records (may be requested upon enrollment)
Teacher Reference Form (for applicable grade levels)
Additional Academic Records (if transferring from another international school)