
That is as far as the free trial goes. Practise in the real format and pass.
With 特定技能2号・外食業 模擬試験パッケージ you can sit a 55-question, 250-point practice exam — the real format — as many times as you like.
How it differs from the free trial
| Item | Free trial | 特定技能2号・外食業 模擬試験パッケージ |
|---|---|---|
| Access period | 7 days (3 attempts max) | 45 days (unlimited attempts) |
| Questions | 20 questions (a fixed set, the same every time) | 55 questions (the real format, random every time) |
| Score | out of 93 | out of 250 (the same weighting as the real exam) |
| Pass/fail result | No | Yes (pass mark 163) |
| AI study advice (by email) | Yes (up to 3 times) | Yes (after every attempt) |
What the paid plan gives you
45 days to practise as much as you need
The free trial is 3 attempts within 7 days. The paid plan lets you sit the exam again and again for 45 days from purchase, at your own pace.
55 questions in the real format, random every time
The free trial is one fixed set of 20 questions. The paid plan draws at random from the real 55-question, 250-point format, and tells you whether you cleared the 163-point pass mark.
AI analysis after every attempt
Once your paper is marked, AI reads your strengths, your weak spots and what to study next, and emails it to you with your score history per section. The free trial gives you this up to 3 times; the paid plan every single attempt.
Updated from official sources
The question bank is updated as the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and the responsible body publish changes to the exam structure and syllabus.
The actual screens
This is what the exam screen and the AI analysis email really look like. Click to enlarge.
特定技能2号・外食業 模擬試験パッケージ
¥4,950 (tax included, one-off payment)
Launch price (until September 30, 2026)
- • Sit the exam as often as you like for 45 days from purchase
- • Payment: credit card / PayPay※ PayPay is for customers in Japan only.
- • Your access code is emailed to the address you enter
Before buying, please read our notice under the Act on Specified Commercial Transactions (the Japanese text is authoritative).