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This is a list of Brazilian schools in Japan. The Brazilian schools on Japanese soil, aimed at the hundreds of thousands of Brazilians in Japan, number more than 80.

Gifu Prefecture

• Ōgaki
  • Hirogakuen
• Kakamigahara
  • Educacional Nova Etapa
• Minokamo
  • Isaki Nyuton College
• Kani
  • Sociedade Educacional Brazilian School (Gifu)

Shizuoka Prefecture

• Kikugawa
  • Centro de Ensino Nippo-Brasileiro (Colégio Nippo-Objetivo de Kikugawa)

• Hamamatsu
  • Escola Alcance
  • Escola Alegria de Saber Hamamatsu
  • Escola Brasileira de Hamamatsu
  • Escola Cantinho Feliz
  • Mundo de Alegría

• Fuji
  • Escola Fuji

Aichi Prefecture

• Toyohashi
  • Continho Brasileiro (Toyohashi)
  • Escola Alegria de Saber Toyohashi
• Toyota, Aichi
  • Escola Alegria de Saber Toyota
• Hekinan
  • Escola Alegria de Saber Hekinan

Mie Prefecture

• Yokkaichi
  • Escola Nikken (Yokkaichi)
• Suzuka
  • Escola Alegria de Saber Suzuka

Gunma Prefecture

• Ōta, Gunma
  • Colégio Pitágoras Ota
  • Escola Paralelo
• Ōizumi
  • Nitihakugakuen

See also

• Brazilian schools in Japan
• Brazilians in Japan
• Japanese Brazilian
• Fushūgaku (not attending school)

References

1. ^ 大学入学資格について（※3）我が国において、高等学校相当として指定した外国人学校一覧（平成20年7月24日現在）－文部科学省 (Retrieved on June 14, 2009)
2. HIRO学園 Archived 2007-09-28 at the Wayback Machine (Retrieved on June 14, 2009)
3. ^ 教育/カナル・ハママツ Archived 2007-12-03 at the Wayback Machine (Retrieved on June 14, 2009)

• Brazilian international schools
• Brazilian diaspora in Japan
• Japanese-Brazilian culture
• Brazil–Japan relations
• Brazil education-related lists
• Lists of schools in Japan