Heian Kindergarten
Acceptable age range
| Start date | Date of birth |
|---|---|
| Apr 2026 – Mar 2027 | 2020/4/2〜2025/4/1 |
| Apr 2027 – Mar 2028 | 2021/4/2〜2026/4/1 |
- Warm, small-group setting where children are welcomed like family
- Quiet garden with fruit trees for calm, hands-on nature play.
Access
Take the Narita Express (N'EX) to Shibuya Station (approximately 80 minutes), then transfer to the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line for Sangen-jaya Station (4 minutes). The Kindergarten is a 12-minute walk from the station.
Take the Keikyu Line (Airport Express) to Shinagawa Station (approximately 20 minutes), transfer to the JR Yamanote Line for Shibuya Station, then take the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line to Sangen-jaya Station. The Kindergarten is a 12-minute walk from the station.
Features of the Preschool
Heian Kindergarten, nestled in the serene district of Setagaya, offers a holistic environment where the focus is on the "art of observation." Diversity is a natural part of daily life here; the community is accustomed to international backgrounds and mobile families, creating a welcoming atmosphere where newcomers are embraced with ease.
This facility stands out for its commitment to inner tranquility and sensory development through the daily resonance of a rare, authentic pipe organ. Young learners begin their day with moments of calm and beautiful music, fostering a peaceful mindset and deep emotional sensitivity in the heart of a quiet residential neighborhood.
Young learners benefit from a sophisticated approach to nutrition featuring an organic lunch program in partnership with "Bio-C'Bon." By harvesting fruits like persimmons and grapefruits directly from the campus trees, children develop a deep appreciation for nature's cycles and a healthy, adventurous palate through hands-on culinary experiences.
The program prioritizes a small-group setting that allows educators to meticulously observe and adapt to each child's unique personality and developmental pace. Rather than demanding conformity, this facility celebrates "sharp edges" and individual quirks, ensuring that every student feels safe to express themselves while building genuine self-confidence.
A Day of the Children
Starting the day together with bright smiles
Lots of fun projects, including arts and crafts
Enjoying a healthy, organic lunch
Taking on physical activities at each child's own pace
Having fun and staying active outside
Learning and playing together across different age groups
Accommodation
No Accommodation Plan
No floor plan available
Accommodation Type
No Accommodation
Capacity
20 people
Destination
SETAGAYA WARD, TOKYO
Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple
A journey to the heart of "Old Tokyo." Families can walk through the majestic Kaminarimon Gate, explore the colorful Nakamise shopping street for traditional snacks, and admire the city's oldest temple. The area is stroller-friendly and offers a vibrant, festival-like atmosphere that children find captivating.
Official SiteTsukiji Outer Market
For a true taste of Japanese food culture, this bustling market is a must-visit. Families can enjoy fresh seafood, watch skilled chefs at work, and try kid-friendly treats like tamagoyaki (sweet rolled omelets). It is an energetic and educational sensory experience that showcases Japan’s world-class culinary traditions.
Official SiteGotokuji Temple
Famous as the birthplace of the "Beckoning Cat" (Maneki-neko), this serene temple is filled with thousands of cute cat statues. It’s a peaceful, photogenic spot that provides a unique glimpse into Japanese folklore and traditional architecture.
Official SiteSample Itinerary
Famous for its trendy subcultures and lush green pockets, Setagaya offers a perfect blend of urban excitement and local tranquility. Explore the vintage shops of Shimokitazawa or visit the iconic "beckoning cat" temple, Gotokuju. Head to Setagaya Park to experience the "Play Park," a legendary adventure playground where kids can play freely in nature, making it a favorite destination for families.