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Musashino Academy of Music

Musashino Academy of Music

Japan

musashino-music.ac.jp

About

Musashino Academy of Music, established in 1929, is one of Japan's oldest and most prestigious private music conservatories, renowned for its comprehensive education in Western classical music. It is best known for its strong programs in instrumental performance, vocal performance, composition, and music education, fostering highly skilled musicians and educators. For international students, the university offers dedicated support through its International Exchange Office, including Japanese language assistance to help with academic and daily life integration. While instruction is primarily in Japanese, the university provides a welcoming environment for students from diverse backgrounds. A distinctive characteristic is its deep-rooted tradition in classical music training, providing a rigorous and immersive environment for aspiring professional musicians from around the globe.

Location

Quick facts

Country
Japan
City
Tokyo
Type
Private
Website
musashino-music.ac.jp

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