I just took a look at Metropolis magazine and discovered that they have compiled a list of Japanese language schools in Tokyo. I can't vouch for any of these places, but the URLs are provided and for Tokyo based people looking for some formal learning, this could save you some Googling. There is also a short article on successful bilingual foreigners, but it's light on details and could be summed up in the words "knowing Japanese will increase your opportunities for success."
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Interesting to see that they expanded the list to include Kanagawa Prefecture, but did not include schools in Saitama or Chiba.
Posted by: James | September 30, 2007 at 02:25 PM