We went to Tama Zoological Park on an excursion! We will ✨ post the best shots taken by students

This is the Scene of the "Dance Nishihachi Summer Festival" held in front of the school (Nishi Hachioji Station) the other day. Although it was small in scale, it was a very lively festival and the students said they enjoyed it very much. Nishi Hachioji also plans other festivals in November. Hachioji is a good city for international students to experience Japan culture directly!

I went to cheer for high school baseball at ThreeBond Stadium in Hachioji! Everyone was excited to see baseball for the first time, and ⚾ we had the most fun day ✨ interacting with the kind high school students who were nearby, and listening to the cool performance of the brass band

We had a lot of students enroll this year as well! The national costume is very niceI ✨will study in Nishi Hachioji for 1~2 years. We will teach you not only Japanese but also Japanese manners. They are all very good students, so Best regards everyone!

I was invited to a ballet performance from the ballet class next to the school. Appreciation at J-COM Hall in front of Hachioji Station. Everyone was mesmerized by the beautiful ballet and wonderful live music... ✨ I was able ? to make very good memories

In Mongolia, it is customary to keep the ankle bones of sheep and goats "butterfly flower" after eating without throwing them away. There is a legend that throwing away these bones is not auspicious, and it is said that every family stores them in a bone box. The bones are used for children's play and study. For example, in Japan, it is called ohajiki play, addition and subtraction using bones. The bones exhibited at the multicultural exhibition held in Hachioji in March are now displayed at the entrance of the school. If you are in the vicinity, please come and see and touch it!

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

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

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'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!

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. ?

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.

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!

A new 100 yen ramen shop has opened on Kuwato Terrace, a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station, where the illumination is very beautiful. On the opening day, it was featured in the news and became a very hot topic. The students are also full of rumors. It's limited to 100 meals a day, so even if you go after school, it's sold out. I'd love to go there someday!

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!

The other day, I went to Hachihaku with a group of new students. The official name of "Hachihaku" is "Kuwato Japan Heritage Center Hachioji Museum", and it is a museum where you can learn about the culture and history of Hachioji. At "Hachihaku", we had a car doll experience and weaving experience. Since it is located right in front of Hachioji Station, it seems to be very popular as a facility that you can easily go to.

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.

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.

There was a halal food shop 1 minute walk from the school! It is very helpful because the students sell what they use in the countryI ? bought my favorite sweetsThe ✨ store was bright and clean, and the assortment was good.

Today, I would like to introduce a little about the characteristics of our school. Our school has some special classes other than using textbooks. Extensive... At our school, there is a reading time called "Extensive Reading". By interacting with Japanese books and enjoying them, you will naturally improve your Japanese language skills. They may also create pops about books they read extensively and post them at local libraries. Philosophical dialogue ... This is a class where students think in Japanese and make presentations in Japanese. Listening to other students' opinions broadens your horizons. Presentation competition... Present about the problems and current situation in your country. This event, which invites guests from outside and presents it once every six months, has become a major event, taking about two months to prepare. All of our faculty members have teaching experience at universities. It can be said that the biggest feature is that you can experience academic classes while at a Japanese language school. Class observation and entrance examination information are available at any time. Please feel free to contact us.

In the station building "Cereo Hachioji" of Hachioji station, there is a Vietnamese restaurant called "Jasmine Palace". Vietnamese food is "Pho", but this restaurant is not only where you can eat pho but also various rare Vietnamese dishes. In addition, most of the dishes are set menu, and it is attractive that you can enjoy various dishes little by little. I ordered banh mi (Vietnamese sandwich) and Vietnamese fried rice on this day. The tea is lotus tea, and the dessert chai (Vietnamese zenzai?) ✨ Vietnamese students who graduated from our school also ? used it from time to time Hachioji Recently, the number of restaurants in Southeast Asia has increased. The students are also very happy to be able to enjoy the taste of their hometown near the school!

There is "TAKAO 599 MUSEUM" on the road from Mt. Takao Station to the cable car platform. In this facility, you can see specimens of insects and creatures that live in the Mt. Takao. In addition, projection mapping is used once an hour to introduce the goodness of Mt. Takao. There is also a café where you can ☕ drink delicious coffee while looking at natureOur students and I have seen specimens, but the Sri Lankan students were very impressed ? that they had never had a chance to see it before Mt. Takao There are many rare creatures living there. I think it is a very good experience for students to study in such a place rich in nature.

Our students are guiding Mt. Takao as international volunteer students. It is a guide mainly for climbers from Europe and the United States. If you see one, please call out!

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!

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.