Akamonkai Japanese Language School's History
| July 1985 | Akamonkai Japanese Language School is opened (Hongo Sanchome, Bunkyo Ward, Tokyo: In front of University of Tokyo) |
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| May 1989 | Relocated from Hongo Sanchome to the new Nippori campus building |
| July 1992 | Seoul, South Korea office established |
| July 1998 |
Designated as Japanese language educational facility for Japan technical trainees by the Korean Chamber of Commerce & Industry Human Resources Development Office Named as Japanese language trainee affiliate school by the Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Industry |
| Jan. 2001 |
(Then) Prime Minister Mori, several cabinet members and Diet members participate in the mourning ceremony for Lee Su-hyon Funeral condolences received from (then) President Kim Dae-Jung. Lee Su-hyon commemorative monument is unveiled in July of the same year. |
| Jan. 2003 | New school building is completed at Nippori campus |
| Aug. 2004 | Shanghai, China office established |
| Sep. 2005 | Authorized as an incorporated educational institution by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government |
| Sep. 2006 | Preparatory curriculum authorized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology |
| Mar. 2009 | Commissioned for EPA (Japan-Philippine Economic Partnership Agreement Human Resource Development Support Training Project) by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry |
| Jan. 2012 | Commissioned as an overseas employment training project by the Human Resources Development Service of Korea |
| Oct. 2013 | Opened a branch office in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam |
| Jun. 2015 | Commissioned for the project (Strategic promotion program for core specialized human resources in growing fields) by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology |
| July 2015 | Approval received from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government for increase of capacity from 1,250 individuals to 1,530 individuals |
| July 2015 | Commissioned for the project (Program for the ability development of on-the-job vocational trainers in developing countries) by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare |
| Mar. 2017 | Signed a language volunteer cooperation agreement with Arakawa-ku and the police departments in Arakawa-ku |
| July 2022 | Commissioned by the Agency for Cultural Affairs for the "Demonstration Project for Online Japanese Language Education in the COVID-19 Era" |
| Sep. 2022 | Partnered with "Labo Japanese Language Education Training Center" as group company |
