Would I be able to become a real student?

Question:
Would I be able to become a real student not an exchange student. Would it be possible to be to go to a Japanese school for the full 3 years but kinda abroad like alone no family.

Much love,
Hallee

Umm... not enough details.

Do you want to be a university student or high school?

University, yes sure. There are some programs in English and others in Japanese. For the Japanese ones you�fd need to go to a language school first (or somehow otherwise learn fluent Japanese first) and the you can enroll, if you pass all the entrance exams.

Highschool, difficult unless your parents relocate to Japan. Plus you need to know fluent Japanese.

For highschool?

Nearly impossible unless your parents have resident status in Japan and you speak fluent Japanese...
the last one doesn't really matter if you go to an international school.

Sorry to seem a bit mean - but if you are unable to ask this question in Japanese and find an appropriate forum to ask this question, then the answer should be reasonably obvious now.

You need to be able to read, write and speak good Quality Japanese to be a Japanese student. Japanese writing is not like the western alphabet - it takes the majority of elementary school to learn the Kanji to be able to read a simple newspaper.

On the visa side - who is going to be your guardian in Japan?