Below is an overview of tuition and fees for the 2027–2028 school year. All amounts are tax-inclusive unless otherwise noted.
2027–2028 School Tuition & Fees
(*) Annual tuition is eligible for the AHIS scholarship programme. See the section below for details.
In addition to the fees listed above, additional charges may apply for school-designated supplies, seasonal events, and special programmes.
Tuition and other school fees are generally paid by bank transfer.
We do not currently offer sibling discounts.
Fees marked “TBD” are still being finalized. We will update our website with the confirmed amounts as soon as they become available.

AHIS Scholarship Programme
At AHIS, diversity in all its forms is a core value — one deeply embedded in "Mash-up," one of our core values.
We believe that when children from different nationalities, ethnicities, cultural backgrounds, religions, and gender identities come together, they learn to discover who they truly are. This is the environment — and the foundation for learning — that AHIS is built upon.
This commitment to diversity extends to family circumstances, which is why we have established a scholarship programme.
2027 Scholarship Overview
The scholarship programme is intended for families for whom financial assistance is necessary to make attending AHIS possible. Families are therefore asked to choose either the scholarship admissions track or the general admissions track and may not apply under both.
Scholarships cover 50% of ELC tuition and 60% of G1–G5 tuition for the eligible period, with no repayment required.
For example, a student admitted to G1 through the scholarship track will receive the 60% tuition discount for 5 years through G5. A student entering at G2 will be covered for 4 years through G5.
Admission through the ELC scholarship track does not guarantee a scholarship for G1–G5. At the time of advancing to G1, families will need to re-apply for a scholarship.
Scholarships cover only tuition fees, and other expenses (such as Registration fee and Lunch fee) are not included.
There are two types of scholarships available: one for local families and one for international families. You will need to apply to the appropriate category based on your family's situation.
Local families are those who have resided in any of the five municipalities — Miura City, Yokosuka City, Hayama Town, Zushi City, or Kamakura City — for the past three years.
International families are those whose children hold nationalities other than Japanese.
In the first academic year (2027-2028), 30% (approx. 30 students) of the ELC/G1-5 population will be awarded scholarships.
International Families
ELC 50%
tuition scholarship
Local Families
ELC 50%
tuition scholarship
International Families
G1-5 60%
tuition scholarship
Local Families
G1-5 60%
tuition scholarship
Families are asked to apply to either the scholarship or standard admissions track, not both. Please see our Admissions page for details.
Questions? Join an info session.
Our info sessions are open to all prospective families — online and in-person options available.
