I ?️ climbed Mt. Takao There are ? small guys with festival specifications on the approach to Yakuo-in #Festivals #Photo Contest

I came to Kawagoe Naritasan Betsuin Kitain I didn't ? know there was a [wind chime Festival] here either. The guest of honor Roh in the main hall is also festival ? specifications. #Festivals #Photo Contest

I came to Kawagoe Naritasan Betsuin Kitain I didn't ? know there was a [wind chime Festival] here either. #Festivals #Photo Contest

I went to the [wind chime Festival] of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine Under the large torii gate, the [windmill] is ? amazing. #Festivals #Photo Contest

I went to the [wind chime Festival] of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine I thought it was just wind chime, but [Ema] is ? also amazing #Festivals #Photo Contest

I went to the [wind chime Festival] of Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine I had known about it for a long time, but it was the first time I had visited, so it was a fresh feeling. #Festivals #Photo Contest

A 5-minute walk from the school, Gallery Ichōnoki is holding a solo exhibition by the popular social media Bentensha Book Fair. It was very interesting to have a mysterious experience that I had never felt before, ✨and it is being held until August 27th social media, so if you are interested, please go there. ? It is very interesting from the perspective of international students. If I accumulate material someday, I will introduce it here!

This is one of the photos taken at the Mitama Festival held at Yasukuni Shrine in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. The bearers and mikoshi were illuminated by the countless lanterns on the side of the approach, further enhancing the divinity.

August 4th ~ August 6th was the Hachioji Festival. On the last day, the 6th, students from our school volunteered at the Sri Lanka and Myanmar booths at the "Multicultural Coexistence Photo Exhibition" held at Tokyo Tama Mirai Messe. It was ✨ very fulfilling, with exhibitions of paintings and photographs, and experiences of playing musical instruments.

A 10-minute walk from the school, I bought tokoroten at a konjac shop founded in 1881 (Meiji 14). Tokoroten is very cheap at 376 yen for 3 pieces, and you can buy it freshly. You can use a special stick to cut it into thin pieces on the spot, or you can buy a stick and go home. Since it was a big deal, I bought a stick this time and went home! It was my first experience making tokoroten and it was very interesting! And the taste was the best I've ever eaten. There was no smell, and it was delicious with a refreshing flavor. International students are often surprised that many Japanese foods use seaweed. Because it is healthy, some people get addicted. Please eat cold tokoroten and get through the hot summer.

Sunny and warm summer days are best for outdoor activities and short trip to the flower fields. Sunflower farm is one of the best summer day spot for kids. They run around, get close with nature. Here two little kiddo enjoying their day trip at Kiyose Sunflower field during su flower festival.

Sunny and warm summer days are best for outdoor activities and short trip to the flower fields. Sunflower farm is one of the best summer day spot for kids. They run around, get close with nature. Here two little kiddo enjoying their day trip at Kiyose Sunflower field during sunflower field.

Sunny and warm summer days are best for outdoor activities and short trip to the flower fields. Sunflower farm is one of the best summer day spot for kids. They run around, get close with nature. Here two little kiddo enjoying their day trip at Kiyose Sunflower fields during sunflower festival.

For the first time in a long time Hachioji festival will be held! This year it will be August 4th~6th. The fireworks festival will take place in Fujimori Park on July 29. This fireworks can be seen ? from the school, and on August 6th, our students will volunteer to help with the multicultural coexistence booth. Please come and Hachioji!

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As a field trip, I went to the "Kan Clean Center" that was just built in Hachioji last year. 15 minutes by bus from Takao Station. It is located in a green place. The facility is very clean and spacious, with modern systems for processing garbage. The facility information was available in various languages, so even foreigners could understand it. You can see trucks entering the facility and garbage being collected live. There were also separate quizzes, and the students were able to have a lot of fun learning.

Tanabata is coming soon. The signboard of Hachioji Station and the plaza in front of the station are also decorated for Tanabata. Our school also made Tanabata decorations. The ones we make will be decorated in collaboration with the ballet studio next door. Children attending ballet studios can read the wishes of international students, and students can learn what wishes Japanese children are making. It's a small thing, but it's a good opportunity to interact with the community.

Tokyo International Forum Tokyo International Forum Designed by architect Rafael Viñoly, the glass atrium hall (glass building) is said to be based on the theme of a ship. The glass building is spectacular, so I would like you to visit it at least once. Designed by architect Rafael Vignoli, the glass atrium hall (glass wing) is said to be based on the theme of a "ship". The glass wing is spectacular and should be visited at least once

Sumidagawa River, Tokyo I ✨ thought I'd take a little photo at the end of my part-time job in Asakusa. The view of Skytree is ? the best Photography equipmentiPhone

Ueno, Tokyo On the way back from the event, there was a place like a bridge near Ueno Station, and I took a picture. Photos ✨ taken at just the right time

I found a lovely park today in Tokyo. It was called Kiba Park and it's located (unsurprisingly) just north of Kiba Station, just east of central Tokyo. The flowers were quite pretty. I considered getting an ice cream but decided against it. Perhaps next time

In front of Hachioji Station, there is a shopping street called "U Road". This is a road where cars do not pass, so it is very good for walking. Ulord has frequent events. The photo shows the pottery market. This time, the Tanabata Festival will be held on holidays. On Saturdays and Sundays, there are events by Geiko, and you can experience Japanese culture, which is popular with students. The shops in the shopping street are also unique and very fun, so please come and visit us.

A classic way to spend your holidays. I took a walk around the local Mt. Takao in the morning and put my hands together to get rid of the evil at the Yakuo-in in the middle of the mountain.

Today, I would like to introduce the Indonesian restaurant "Kutabari Cafe", which is a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. Our students often go there. You can enjoy authentic Indonesian cuisine. Students say that because it is halal food, they don't have to worry about anything when eating with their classmates. The spiciness of this dish can also be adjusted, so even people who don't like spicy foods can eat it. I thought ? the noodles were very tasty

A new sake brewery has opened a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station! It seems that it has not been commercialized yet, but it seems that it will develop steadily with the opening of a store in the future. It is very rare to have a sake brewery near the station and in a bustling city. It is also a good opportunity for international students to learn about Japan's traditional sake in a familiar place.

A 15-minute walk from the school is a shrine related to Tokugawa Ieyasu's vassal "Okubo Nagayasu". Okubo Nagayasu is famous for creating the city of Hachioji, and it is said that it was also featured in Buratamori. Events related to Okubo Nagaan are frequently held here. It will also be held on June 17th, so if you are nearby, please go there. Since there are many historical buildings in Hachioji, we sometimes study history in class before visiting. Our school teaches not only about Japanese, but also about the region, about the history of the Japan.

Finally summer is here and summer means it time for Iris and hydrangea flowers. This Horikiri Iris garden is a small and tranquil might attract several tourist this summer. There around 6000 iris flowers with 200 varients. Its is comparatively less known tourist spot specially among the foreigners. This garden is situated in katsushika city in Tokyo Prefecture.

Located in Akasaka, Tokyo, is the State Guest House Akasaka Palace. When I went, it was sunny and I got very good pictures. There is also a Japan garden, so please visit it.

It's been a while now, but I watched a cartoon spy family musical ヽ(= ́v'=)ノ ♪ It was too much fun with a musical by a sophisticated production team! !! Anya is cute, and I was ? impressed by Lloyd and Yoru, as well as the other characters, who all sang well.

I went to the "Mucha Exhibition" held at the "Dream Museum", which is a 15-minute walk from Hachioji Station. I visit the Dream Museum several times a year, but the Mucha exhibition had more male visitors than other exhibitions. I wonder if there are many men who want to do beauty paintings. I have seen the Mucha exhibition at other museums before, and although the scale is small, there are many famous works, and not only paintings but also those printed on the packages of sweets of the time were exhibited, and the content was substantial. I was also happy that it was possible to take pictures inside the museum. There are plenty of goods, and I bought a lot of them. This Hachioji Dream Museum can be viewed for free for junior high school students and younger. In addition, the annual passport is quite reasonable at 1400 yen. Hachioji is not only rich in nature, but you can also enjoy shopping and experience various cultures. Why don't you study Japanese in Hachioji?