The hidden symbol of Ueno. The former Kaneiji five-story pagoda is located in Ueno Park and is about 36 meters high to the nine rings.

I started helping farmers this year! For the first time, I learned that most of the famous lily root takes a lot of traditional manual work, and it takes five years to eat. And the young Indonesians I work with. Although we don't speak the language, we are important friends ^^ who work together to cherish historic specialties

Cherry blossoms on the approach to Makari Shrine. And farmers during the busy season? Cycling with my daughter every year! Pray to God for safety!

Little Kyoto in Chiba, Lotus Sutra Temple. I like the feeling of a "temple" that is somehow Traditional, Japanese straw raincoat, and blends into the life of the locals who visit Prayer every day.

This is higashichaya district. A chaya is basically “tea house “... during the edo period this place was crowded with rich people who came here for entertainment. Mainly geisha performance were the prime attraction. there are two more chaya districts popular in kanazawa. The other two are nishichaya and kazuemachi.. love that experienced and highly recommended place to visit in 2023.

Rather than a famous landscape, It is a landscape that can be seen in life. Teru Teru Bozu Ancient Japanese Charms It's going to be sunny tomorrow. I couldn't help but laugh at the number of times I felt my daughter's strong feelings. It doesn't seem to be the type to hang with a string now.

On March 24, I participated in the 3rd Multicultural Photography Exhibition held at Tokyo Tama Mirai Messe, a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. Students from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Mongolia introduced the cultures of their respective countries. In addition, Bangladeshi students were in charge of a corner called mehendi, where they drew pictures by hand, and it was so popular that there was ✨ a line

There was a graduation ceremony on March 15th! Students who go on to higher education and students who get a job all go their own way.

The other day, I went on a field trip to "Isonuma Milk Farm" in Hachioji City for a farm tour and milking experience! The students at the ranch showed off their proud milking, and ✨ discussed how to raise cows in each country with the ranch staff! The yogurt I drank was so delicious that I bought it ♪ as a Souvenir

This place is often compared to the renowned Tokyo station by many tourists. It used to be the headquarters of the Ministry of Justice but now serves as the Institute of Legal Affairs and the Legal Library. The Meiji period construction was designed by two competent German architects. Despite being damaged in World War II, it was successfully restored. The symmetrical and majestic architecture of the building is simply breathtaking. The European style of the Meiji period is beautifully represented in this structure and looks even more stunning during the rare snowfall in Tokyo. Exploring new places in this bustling city during the snow season is an experience worth having.

We held an exchange meeting with an elementary school in Hachioji City. We talked about our country and played tag together. In addition, there was also a school lunch experience for the first time. In the countries Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Nepal, there are no school lunches. It was ✨ very tasty

A vegetable seller I met when I went to Wakayama Prefecture The radishes that were in my aunt's shop. The lively radishes, Auntie It seems that he drew it. Too cute! I'm relieved that it's a good Japanese scenery.

We held a Setsubun event. The students made demon masks, and each one is unique! There were demons from Japan and demons from other countries. Which demon are you most afraid of?

It is a beautiful bamboo forest in a park in Yokohama.

It's a little bit of a long way off, but our school will participate in the multicultural photo exhibition to be held in Hachioji on Sunday, March 24. Please see the photo for details. On the day of the event, students will introduce their country and help them experience different cultures. The exhibits by other organizations are also very interesting. Please come and see it!

Keyakizaka winter illumination is one of the most popular illumination in Tokyo. I enjoyed this beautiful winter illumination on a hop on bus. I enjoyed the beautiful view of tokyo tower from the bus as well. It was a really a memorable day for me.

Do you know Myanmar rock-paper-scissors? Myanmar rock-paper-scissors is said to be fought with "tigers", "police" and "guns". Tigers are strong against the police, but weak against guns. The police are vulnerable to tigers, but they are strong with guns because they can control the guns. Guns are weak against the police, but they are strong against tigers. That's the power relationship! 🐯👮 ♀️🔫 The photo on the left is a police pose, and the one on the right is a tiger pose! Students from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Mongolia study at our school. The students get along very well across borders and respect each other's cultures. 😊

Early morning in Kitaakita City, Akita Prefecture. It was a cold morning down to -10°C, but thanks to that, the air was very clear. No matter how many times you go, you will be healed by the calm atmosphere unique to the countryside.

A 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station, we went to the Sri Lankan restaurant "Ceylon Green" behind Don Quijote. The building itself has a very unique shape, and many people are reminded of Minecraft's Nether Fortress. This time I ate a Sri Lankan B-grade gourmet called "Kottu". Kottu is a dish of noodles made of wheat flour with vegetables. It was a little spicy than other Hachioji restaurants I had eaten at before, so the sweetness and carbonation of ginger beer Sri Lankan juice was pleasant to the mouth. The number of Sri Lankan students has also increased at our school, so we are very happy to have a Sri Lankan restaurant in Hachioji. 😊 I'm going to try another dish.

We look forward to working with you again this year. Notices outside the school have become New Year's greetings from various countries. In addition, since classes will resume today, we also started writing.

This year, I received a lot of osechi and have been in a food fight since the beginning of the year ... ^q^ And stable ozoni ♡

Went to relatives for New Year's greetings. It is a treat served for lunch. Everything was handmade. The taste was also outstanding.

We did a general cleaning at school. Male students pulled weeds along the tracks of the Central Line and swept them with brooms to clean them up. The road was very clean and it felt good. Students often talk about how beautiful the roads in Japan are. The students noticed that 😊 someone was cleaning up the house, and that they usually wanted to avoid throwing trash on the street

The other day, I visited the Tachikawa Disaster Prevention Center on a field trip. At the Disaster Prevention Center, we had a fire extinguishing experience and a disaster prevention experience using VR. It was freshly renovated, the facilities were clean, and the equipment was the latest in stock, so I was able to learn about disaster prevention while having a lot of fun. A Mongolian student said, "There are many fatal accidents caused by snow in the country, so we should build such a facility." It's very important to be prepared for anything and to gain knowledge!

It's the 🎌 season of year-end parties and New Year's parties What kind of year has it been? Color the end of the year and the beginning of the year, "Year-end party & New Year's party party plan" is now available at Restaurant Four Seasons. We have 🥂 prepared 120 minutes of all-you-can-drink drinks, and a lot of Chinese and Western food that New Otani is proud of We also offer food upgrades and dessert choices. * There are also Japanese-style and Western-style private rooms. Friday, December 1, 2023 ~ Thursday, February 29, 2024 [Closed on Sundays and Mondays] *Reservation required at least 5 days in advance *We will be closed from December 22nd ~ January 8th. For reservations and details, please visit the hotel's official website or 📞Tel: 011-222-1522!

Students from our school participated in an exchange meeting at an elementary school in Hachioji City. It was a very fulfilling day playing and studying togetherHachioji 😊 City is a city full of international student volunteers. Why don't you learn Japanese together in Hachioji?

The other day, we held an entrance ceremony for students entering October. Fifteen new students joined the school, and the school was very lively, everyone was dressed in clothes from their own country and ethnicity, 😊 and it was very gorgeous. It was very interesting to see that the clothes are different even in the same country!

Today, I would like to introduce "Fuya Bread", which has been in Hachioji for more than 100 years. This shop is a 2-minute walk from Hachioji station. It's a very personal story, but it's also the bakery where my grandmother, who passed away two years ago at the age of 99, used to eat when she was a child. My grandmother told me that she used to eat anpan a lot, so I bought anpan and three loaves of bread. The bread was small in size and had a very nostalgic earthy taste. There are so many international students who get addicted to Japanese bread and get fat. There are many 😊✨ unique shops such as popular melon bakeries and traditional bakeries in Hachioji.

Uonuma City, Niigata Prefecture Jizo of Kagagaike, Having chestnuts 🌰 offered, it became a piece that made me feel happy that the community is being protected and protected.

I would like to introduce you to the "Ramen and Tsukemen Specialty Store Original Toshiratei Binbin Main Store" in front of the school. This is a ramen with plenty of onions, just like the Hachioji ramen I introduced earlier. Even when I visited, the store was so popular with foreigners that you could hear languages other than Japanese. Also, since it is a famous store, I have heard that there are many celebrity regulars. Our school has a dormitory on the upper floor of the school. Students who got stuck in "bottles" often said that they go to eat! You're ✨ lucky to have a delicious ramen shop in front of your school.