Online lessons

Ise-Shima Art Company, Inc. began its music education activities in 2017 and offers online lessons. Musicians active in Japan and internationally teach composition, music theory, musicology essay writing and solfège. Each 90-minute lesson costs JPY 10,000. Lessons are usually held about four times a month, with arrangements open to discussion. We offer preparation for studying abroad, competitions and entrance examinations for music universities, arts universities and graduate schools. Please apply using the form below.

Previous student admissions

Our students have gained admission to Tokyo University of the Arts, Nihon University College of Art, graduate schools at Rikkyo University and Aoyama Gakuin University, Osaka University of Arts, graduate schools at Yokohama National University, and other institutions.

Terms and conditions

1. By submitting this form, you agree to these terms and conditions.

2. There is no enrolment fee.

3. Please pay lesson fees by credit card or bank transfer at the end of the month in which the lessons were taken. If you need to arrange a different payment date, please discuss this with your teacher.

4. You will not be charged for a missed lesson if you notify your teacher in advance. Lessons missed without prior notice must be paid for.

5. Depending on the teacher’s schedule, we may ask to reschedule lessons or reduce the number of lessons in a month. Thank you for your understanding.

6. You may stop taking lessons at any time. Please inform your teacher directly.

7. Please purchase any required textbooks and manuscript notebooks.

8. Your personal information will be protected. It will never be disclosed to third parties or used to send you information about services or similar promotional communications.

9. Please note that preparation for competitions and entrance examinations does not guarantee admission or any particular result.

10. If your words or conduct towards teachers or other students breach generally accepted standards of behaviour, you may be asked to leave.