開智国際日本語学校（Kaichi International School of Japanese）
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Jul. 4, 2023
[Image1]Tanabata is almost here. Signs at Hachioji Station and the plaza in front of the station are already
[Image2]Tanabata is almost here. Signs at Hachioji Station and the plaza in front of the station are already
[Image3]Tanabata is almost here. Signs at Hachioji Station and the plaza in front of the station are already
[Image4]Tanabata is almost here. Signs at Hachioji Station and the plaza in front of the station are already

Tanabata is almost here. Signs at Hachioji Station and the plaza in front of the station are already decorated for Tanabata. At our school, we also made Tanabata decorations. What we made will be displayed together with those from the neighboring ballet studio. Children who attend the ballet studio can read the wishes written by international students, and those students can learn what Japanese children are wishing for. It’s a small thing, but it has become a good opportunity for community exchange.

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Jul. 11, 2023
For a field trip, we visited the newly opened “Kan Clean Center” in Hachioji last year. It’s a 15-minute bus ride from Takao Station and set in a lush, green area. The facility is very clean and spacious, using the latest systems to process waste. Facility information is available in multiple languages, making it easy for non-Japanese speakers to understand. Visitors can watch trucks enter the site and see how waste is collected up close. With activities like sorting quizzes, the students were able to learn while having a lot of fun.
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Jun. 27, 2023
In front of Hachioji Station is a shopping street called Euro Road. Because no cars pass through here, it’s a great place for a stroll. Euro Road often hosts events. The photo shows a pottery market. On the next holiday, a Tanabata festival will be held there. On weekends you can sometimes see geiko performances and other events that let you experience Japanese culture, which makes the area popular with students. The shops along the street are quirky and fun, so do come and visit.

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