Two Campuses in Tokyo
We nurture each child's thinking and self-expression, building the ability to turn nothing into something — the same Kodomo Edu method at both our Nakameguro campus and our new Toritsudai-Yakumo campus, opening 2026.
Our Campuses
Nakameguro & Toritsudai-Yakumo Campuses
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Nakameguro Campus
8 min walk from Nakameguro Station / 12 min walk from Yutenji Station / 6 min by bike from Daikanyama Station
3-37-10 Kamimeguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051
Our original campus, and the birthplace of the Kodomo Edu approach — where we fully implemented the Reggio Emilia Approach from Italy. In a 100% English environment led by native-English-speaking teachers, children explore with a wide range of art materials. Starting from each child's own 'why?' and 'I want to try that,' we build the ability to think, express, and solve problems for themselves. Small-group settings mean close dialogue and warm support, nurturing the creativity and thinking today's world calls for. Offers all three programs: Preschool, Kindergarten After School, and Elementary After School.
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An art room with space to display finished work. -
Painting together with a teacher.
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Toritsudai-Yakumo Campus
12 min walk from Toritsudaigaku Station / 12 min by bike from Jiyugaoka Station / 9 min by bike from Gakugei-daigaku Station / 7 min by bike from Komazawa-daigaku Station
4-16-3 Yakumo, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152-0023
Opening in 2026, in a quiet residential corner of Yakumo, Meguro — also an easy commute from Jiyugaoka, Gakugei-daigaku, and Komazawa-daigaku. A Preschool built around inquiry, English, and art. We carry forward the same method developed at our Nakameguro campus, while making the most of a brand-new campus's generous space and a neighborhood rich in parks and nature, so children can settle into a single project and go deep. In an English environment led by native-English-speaking teachers, art activities and fieldwork deepen inquiry, building the creativity and initiative children need for the age of AI. Offers Preschool, Kindergarten After School, and Elementary After School.
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A bright room with big windows, driftwood decor, and houseplants. -
A hands-on corner: wooden rails on a pegboard wall, with baskets of acorns and pine cones.
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Programs by Campus
Compare which programs, ages, and access options are available at each campus.
| Item | Nakameguro Campus | Toritsudai-Yakumo Campus |
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| Preschool | Yes (age 2–kindergarten) | Yes (age 1.5–kindergarten) |
| Kindergarten After School | Yes (kindergarten years) | Yes (kindergarten years) |
| Elementary After School | Yes (Grades 1–3) | Yes (Grades 1–3) |
| Access from nearest station | 8 min walk from Nakameguro Station | 12 min walk from Toritsudaigaku Station |
| Bike-accessible stations | Daikanyama Station (6 min) | Komazawa-daigaku Station (7 min), Gakugei-daigaku Station (9 min), Jiyugaoka Station (12 min) |
| Opened | 2019 | 2026 |
For pricing, capacity, and more, see the Preschool, Kindergarten After School, and Elementary After School pages. Both campuses are licensed facilities eligible for Japan's early-childhood-education subsidy and Meguro City's subsidy.
Same Method, Two Locations
Wherever You Choose, the Same Kodomo Edu Method
Our Reggio Approach × SEL × Japanese-culture method is the same at both campuses. Small-group art inquiry and an English environment led by native-English-speaking teachers build the ability to turn nothing into something, alongside non-cognitive skills.
Start With a Tour
Not sure which campus is the better fit? Our school tours let you ask questions and see each campus's atmosphere in person before you decide.