TOKYO -- International schools in Tokyo that follow an Indian approach are drawing more Japanese students, whose families are attracted by a diverse curricula and relatively affordable tuition compared with schools that have Western roots.
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Japanese flock to Indian international schools in Tokyo on lower tuition
School costs are around half the level of Western-oriented schools
Students take notes during a lesson at the Global Indian International School in Tokyo. (Photo by Natsumi Kawasaki)
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