St Eugene College
School Profile
| School Name | Affiliated High School of Peking University |
|---|---|
| Location | China (Asia) |
A high school affiliated with Peking University located in Tianjin City's Dongli District.
Outline
| Length of Travel | 7 days, 6 nights |
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| Locations Visited | Tokyo, Saitama, and Kanagawa |
| Time of Travel | January 2019 |
| Age of Participating Students | 16-18 years old |
| Number of Participants |
77 people 68 students, 7 teachers, and 2 guides |
| Learning Themes | Traditional culture Sports |
| Purpose | Sporting exchange, artistic exchange, cross-cultural exchange, international exchange |
Locations Visited
Day 1
Tokyo
Arrived at Haneda Airport
hotel
Tokyo (training facility)
Day 2
Tokyo
Tokyo sightseeing
hotel
Tokyo (training facility)
Day 3
Saitama
Exchange with Urawa Nishi High School
hotel
Saitama
Day 4
Kanagawa
Kamakura sightseeing
Visit to the Kamakura Great Buddha and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine
Visit to the Kamakura Great Buddha and Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine
hotel
Tokyo (training facility)
Day 5
Tokyo
Tokyo sightseeing
hotel
Tokyo (training facility)
Day 6
Tokyo
Tokyo sightseeing
hotel
Tokyo (training facility)
Day 7
Tokyo
Returned home from Haneda Airport
Host School (School Exchange)
location_cityHost School
| Location | Saitama |
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| School Name | Urawa Nishi High School |
| School Profile | A public high school located in Saitama City's Urawa Ward. Established in 1934, it's co-educational high school offering a full-time general educational curriculum. The school is famous for excelling in soccer, and its soccer club has won the national championship in the past. |
| Age of Participating Students |
Participation in ceremony: 1st and 2nd grades (total: 760 persons) Participation in club activities: Soccer club: 20 persons, basketball club: 15 persons, badminton club: 20 persons |
location_cityProgram
Sporting exchanges for soccer, basketball, and badminton took place, and the students enthusiastically interacted with each other as they took each other on in sports.
| 14：25～15：05 |
Welcome ceremony
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| 15：15～15：30 |
Preparation for participation in club activities
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| 15：50～ |
Participation in and observation of club activities
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| 18：00 |
Seeing the visitors off |
Reviews
location_cityFaculty feedback and advice for success
Japan's advanced initiatives on protecting the environment give our students food for thought.
Japan’s initiatives to protect the environment are highly advanced, and the proper separation of garbage is helping to make the world more ecologically sound, and this gives our students food for thought.
With sports, meanwhile, it’s possible to achieve good mutual interaction without much exchange of words. The teamwork and spirit of cooperation that the students demonstrated was fantastic.
location_city Reviews from Students
The daily lives, customs, and language use of the Japanese students left a deep impression on me.
During our recent educational trip to Japan, we visited three schools for cultural exchanges. Even though the exchanges only lasted three days, the daily lives, customs, and language use of the Japanese students left a deep impression on me. In particular, I thought that the way they separated their garbage on a day-to-day basis was wonderful. And during lessons they listened attentively, and the teachers and the students had lively conversations with each other.
Despite the language barrier, I talked a lot so that we would be able to communicate with each other.
As soon as I got out of the car, I received a warm welcome from the Japanese teachers and students, and the nervousness I’d been feeling evaporated in an instant. Despite the language barrier, I talked a lot so that we would be able to communicate with each other, and I worked hard to understand new things.
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