| Locations Visited | Tokyo, Kanagawa, Kyoto, Hyogo, and Osaka |
|---|---|
| Age of Participating Students | Others |
Teacher
The students chatted with each other enthusiastically, and seem to enjoy the exchange, so I felt relieved
Their Stories in Japan
Please check the stories and feedback of students and teachers to see what they have learned and gained from their educational travel in Japan.
| Locations Visited | Tokyo, Saitama, and Kanagawa |
|---|---|
| Age of Participating Students | 16-18 years old |
| Learning Themes | Traditional culture / Sports |
Teacher
Japan's advanced initiatives on protecting the environment give our students food for thought.
Student
The daily lives, customs, and language use of the Japanese students left a deep impression on me.
| Locations Visited | Tokyo, Nagano, and Kyoto |
|---|---|
| Age of Participating Students | 16-18 years old |
| Learning Themes | Traditional culture / Natural environment / Japanese food |
| Host School (School Exchange) | Ueda Western High School |
Teacher
I would like to have lots of experiences in the land of beauty and wonder of nature.
Student
Homestay and school exchange in Japan deepened my knowledge of culture and words, and expanded my horizons.
| Age of Participating Students | 16-18 years old |
|---|---|
| Host School (School Exchange) | Saginomiya Metropolitan High School (Tokyo) |
Teacher
I wanted our students to get a genuine taste of Japanese high school life by having the same exprience Japanese students have.
Student
Kendo, a traditional type of Japanese martial art, was the most interesting part. What a shocking experience!
| Age of Participating Students | 16-18 years old |
|---|---|
| Host School (School Exchange) | Saitama University Education Department Affiliated Junior High School (Saitama) |
Teacher
By using Japanese in Japan and communicating with students of their age, I hope they will realize their identities as descendants of Japanese people.
Student
By spending time with Japanese students, I learned to respect people of different cultures and ways of thinking!
