“I would like to see a school that develops human resources who can play an active role immediately.”
It was over 50 years ago that Travel Journal Co., Ltd., which publishes a magazine specializing in tourism business, received such a request. We, Osaka Foreign Language, Hotel and Airline College, are a vocational school that was created in response to requests from the tourism and service industry. Our school will continue to produce excellent human resources as a top runner in the industry.
This industry that you are interested in is a gathering of people who aim to ``make customers happy and make themselves happy.'' From ``correct Japanese,'' ``fresh greetings,'' and ``dignified demeanor,'' to ``understand the customer's thoughts and make their requests come true'' and ``use language skills to expand their worldview and create new services that can be used around the world.'' "Providing safety to our customers in any situation"... They are described as "creators of excitement and safety" and "magicians who make customers smile," and it is also a world where their skills are competed as professionals.
Make the most of your role and live with pride. Our school cultivates this technique and determination. Faculty and staff serve as professional models for students, learning together with students and helping each individual develop their potential. We are proud to see so many of our graduates shine and contribute to the industry.
School Principal Naoki Takada
have a worldview,
Developing caring human resources
We value considerate smiles and warm responses. By creating an educational environment where students can grow while encouraging and supporting each other, we foster a rich spirit and contribute to building and developing relationships of trust with the industry.
Students acquire the qualities and ability to ``think and act from the perspective of others'' through school life in general, lectures, exercises, practical training, training trips, and various events.
Through collaboration with companies, students will acquire the ability to be active in the workplace, a sound work outlook, specialized knowledge, and skills.
In order to adapt to changes in the times and environment and remain employed, acquire a lifelong attitude of self-learning.
They will acquire the ability to reach mutual understanding with people who have different environments and values, and become human resources who can contribute to the development of the hospitality industry as a whole.
February 1973 | Opened Travel Journal Institute of Travel (Tokyo Campus) |
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February 1973 | Became a school recommended by the Japan Association of Travel Agents (no company) |
February 1977 | Became a school recommended by the Japan Association of Travel Agents (no company) |
February 1981 | Recommended school by Pacific Asia Tourism Association Japan Branch |
February 1981 | Opened Osaka Travel Journal Travel Academy (Osaka school) |
February 1982 | Became a school recommended by the Council of Foreign Government Tourist Offices in Japan |
February 1986 | Approved as a specialized training school by Osaka Prefecture and changed its name to Osaka Travel Journal Travel Vocational School |
February 1986 | Opened school in Seattle, USA |
February 1991 | Selected as a recommended school by the Overseas Hotel Association and the Japan Overseas Tour Operators Association |
February 1993 | Became a school recommended by the Japan Ryokan Association |
February 1994 | School name changed to Torajal Travel Hotel College |
February 2000 | (Public corporation) Became a support school for the Japan Bridal Culture Promotion Association |
February 2002 | Became a school recommended by the Japan Touring Service Association (no company) |
February 2007 | School name changed to Hospitality Tourism College Osaka |
February 2011 | Opened sister school, Osaka Bridal College |
February 2013 | Sister school Tokyo Bridal College opened |
February 2018 | Opened sister school, Osaka Hotel College Sister school Osaka theme park dance specialty school opening |
February 2019 | Opened Taipei school in Taiwan |
July 2024 | Hospitality and Tourism College Osaka changes its name to Osaka Railway and Tourism College Osaka Hotel College changed its name to Osaka Foreign Language/Hotel/Airline College Sister school Hospitality Tourism College changes name to Airline, Railway, Hotel and Theme Park College Tokyo |
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Japan Travel Agents Association (JATA) | Japan Overseas Tour Operators Association (OTOA) |
Pacific Asia Tourism Association (PATA) | National Association of Travel Agents (ANTA) |
Japan Tour Tourist Service Association (TCSA) | Association of Foreign Government Tourism Organizations in Japan (ANTOR-JAPAN) |
Japan Bridal Culture Promotion Association (BIA) | Japan Oceangoing Passenger Ship Association (JOPA) |
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Travel Journal Co., Ltd. (Tokyo)
TRAJAL USA INC. (USA)
English education for international students from Japan
sister school
Airline/Railway/Hotel/Theme Park Vocational School Tokyo
164-8550-3 Higashinakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 18-11
Tokyo Bridal College
164-8550-3 Higashinakano, Nakano-ku, Tokyo 17-11
Osaka Railway and Tourism College
Osaka Bridal College
Osaka Theme Park Dance College
550-0002-2 Edobori, Nishi Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture 1-25
Overseas school
TRAJAL HOSPITALITY COLLEGE Seattle Campus
Edmonds College
20000 68th Ave.West, Lynnwood, Washington 98036
(Seattle, USA)
History of our school establishment and future plans
professional
I will explain how to create human resources.
Full support with advice that only teachers who know the industry can provide!
Two exciting years of getting closer to your dreams! We will introduce various fun events.
from people representing the industry
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A group of professionals who know the front line of the industry,
I will support your dreams.
At an on-campus briefing session by a human resources representative,
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