HORIE ART SCHOOL / FEATURES

Five reasons students choose Horie

Based in Minamihorie, Osaka, the school supports students across ages, regions, and goals—from personal enjoyment to exams and professional practice.

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POINT 1

Individual guidance shaped around your goal

From favorite characters and personal projects to fundamentals, art entrance exams, creative careers, and professional work, instructors look at the art in front of them and explain a practical next step for each student.

  • Hobby & returning to art
  • Entrance exams
  • Creative careers
  • Professional work
An instructor giving focused feedback on a student’s artwork in the classroom
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POINT 2

500+ students from age 5 through their 70s, traveling from across the region

More than 500 children, teenagers, and adults learn here. Students travel from across Osaka and from Wakayama, Hyogo, Nara, Kyoto, Shiga, Tokushima, and Gifu, with each person working at their own pace.

  • Osaka
  • Wakayama
  • Hyogo
  • Nara
  • Kyoto
  • Shiga
  • Tokushima
  • Gifu
Students working on their own art projects in the bright classroom
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POINT 3

Flexible reservation-based attendance

Choose a suitable time from the school’s open class slots to fit lessons around school, clubs, work, and family. If plans change, ask about a transfer under the school’s current rules. Availability and the latest terms are confirmed when you book.

A quiet classroom space prepared for an individual consultation
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POINT 4

Skilled, active, and supportive instructors

Professionally trained instructors who work in manga, illustration, and art teach from the work in progress. They explain why a change may help and what to try next in clear, encouraging language.

The Horie Art School instructor team
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POINT 5

Monthly tuition with a choice of frequency

Choose a monthly plan starting at two lessons to suit your life and goals. Enrollment is ¥22,000; children’s tuition starts at ¥11,880 per month and adult tuition at ¥12,760. Prices for four, eight, and higher-frequency plans are published by course.

A child finishing a character artwork with colored pencils