Hello! We are the Kaichi International Japanese Language School in Tokyo. Here, we tell you about our classes and the attractions of Hachioji, where our school is located. Please feel free to follow us!
Hello! We are Kaichi International Japanese School in Tokyo. Here, we will tell you about the state of the classes and the charm of Hachioji, where our school is located. Please feel free to follow us!
Hello! We are Kaichi International Japanese School in Tokyo. Here, we will tell you about the state of the classes and the charm of Hachioji, where our school is located. Please feel free to follow us!
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Takohachiya is a grill shop. It sits next to Hachioji Central Library, about a six](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/e33c3ad8d5beeb07e5ec61622fe8df5697b2b9fa.jpg)
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Takohachiya is a grill shop. It sits next to Hachioji Central Library, about a six-minute walk from the school. This time I didn’t eat takoyaki but a takosen. Takosen are takoyaki sandwiched between octopus-flavored rice crackers, famous as a children’s snack in Osaka. There are many takoyaki stalls in Tokyo, but this was my first time seeing takosen sold here. The fluffy takoyaki tucked between crispy rice crackers was really delicious 😊Bangladeshi students reportedly do not eat seafood such as octopus or squid. Please be careful when recommending dishes to foreigners.
Takoya “Takohachiya.” It is located alongside Hachioji Central Library, about six minutes from the school. What I ate this time was not takoyaki but “takosen.” “Takosen” are takoyaki sandwiched in octopus senbei, and they are famous as a snack for children in Osaka. There are many takoyaki shops in Tokyo, but this was the first time I had seen takosen being sold. The fluffy takoyaki sandwiched between crispy senbei was very tasty 😊Bangladeshi students reportedly do not eat seafood such as octopus and squid. Please take care when recommending food to foreigners.
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![[Image1]Today we're introducing Taihachi's taiyaki, famous for its size—so big that a single taiyaki can be](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ff639f837e2588daf57dd58954b8e8d6f630eb67.jpg)
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Today we're introducing Taihachi's taiyaki, famous for its size—so big that a single taiyaki can be a meal on its own. It's about a five-minute walk from Hachioji Station. Taiyaki is also very popular with visitors from abroad.
Today we are introducing Taihachi's taiyaki, famous for its size. One is big enough to replace a meal, so it's satisfyingly filling. It is located a five-minute walk away from Hachioji Station. Taiyaki is a sweet that many visitors from abroad also really enjoy.
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ID:1This taiyaki restaurant is voluminous and delicious!
It's one of Hachioji's hidden local gourmets, isn't it? ♪This text has been automatically translated.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Do you know](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/a444c123e155c96809a5c2a2b1c71623d1c51def.jpg)
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Do you know "Miyako Manju," the soul food of Hachioji? At 30 yen a piece, you can buy these manju near Hachioji Station. Their affordable price makes them popular with students. They have a gentle sweetness and taste very good. The shop is locally rooted and even collaborates with a nearby university, and the manju designs often change, so you can enjoy them while having fun. You should definitely try them 😊.
Do you know Hachioji's soul food, Miyako Manju? These sweet buns sell for 30 yen each and are available around Hachioji Station. Their low price makes them a hit with students. They have a mild, pleasant sweetness and are very tasty. The shop is community-focused and sometimes partners with a nearby university, and the manju designs change frequently, so you can enjoy them as you eat. Be sure to try them at least once 😊.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]The signboard at Hachioji Station changes its charming illustrations with the seas](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/421671fc6470b24da7c77d08d72c5e9ca623f1f6.jpg)
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]The signboard at Hachioji Station changes its charming illustrations with the seasons. For example, March features the Doll Festival, June shows boots, August displays a festival scene, and so on. My favorite is the Setsubun design for February. I always look forward to seeing the next illustration.
The signboard at Hachioji Station changes its cute illustrations with the seasons. For example, March is the Doll Festival, June is boots, August is a festival, and so on. My favorite is the Setsubun design for February. I always look forward to seeing the next illustration.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Hachioji City has many interesting vending machines. The photo shows ramen noodles](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f15d0e8b005f22391608144f55b125d59c915cf7.jpg)
![[Image2][English/Japanese]Hachioji City has many interesting vending machines. The photo shows ramen noodles](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/3abe8bdd2b95d970be527551b85b09315b958df9.jpg)
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Hachioji City has many interesting vending machines. The photo shows ramen noodles and a pork cutlet sandwich. There are also vending machines for chiffon cakes and seasonings. Try to find them. Once we had an international student from a country where people only drink warm tea. When he first came to Japan, he drank cold tea from a vending machine and said he was surprised at how cold it was.
八王子市には面白い自動販売機が多くあります。写真はラーメンとカツサンドです。その他にもシフォンケーキや調味料の自動販売機もあります。ぜひ、探してみてください。以前、本校の留学生であたたかいお茶しか飲まない国の学生がいました。日本に来て初めて自動販売機で冷たいお茶を飲んだ学生はその冷たさに驚いたと話していました。
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ID:1The simmered cutlet sandwich was often featured on TV, so I bought it at this vending machine the other day.
It was a little expensive, but delicious!This text has been automatically translated.
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![[Image1][English／日本語]A temple called](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/5a269cda5acb4d792b9eb4457d36cf232aa19abf.jpg)
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A temple called "Shinshoin" in Nishi-Hachioji has a café attached to it. Visitors can spend tea time in a quiet atmosphere. The school introduces students who are interested in matcha to places in Hachioji where they can drink it.
A temple called "Shinshoin" in Nishi-Hachioji has a café attached. You can enjoy tea in a peaceful setting. The school guides students interested in matcha to spots around Hachioji where they can try it.
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ID:2First time hearing of a temple with a café. Looks like they have some nice desserts
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The other day, we held a summer festival as a school event. At that time, we went to Hiyoshi Hachioji Shrine, a five-minute walk from the school. The girls wore yukata and the boys wore happi coats from Okunitama Shrine. It was a very hot day, but the breeze through the shrine grounds felt very pleasant.
The other day, we held a summer festival as a school event. At that time, we went to Hiyoshi Hachioji Shrine, a five-minute walk from the school. The girls wore yukata and the boys wore happi coats from Okunitama Shrine. It was a very hot day, but the breeze through the shrine grounds felt very pleasant.
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ID:1Unfortunately, the Hachioji Festival has been canceled.
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![[Image1][Englsih／日本語]We recently went on an excursion to the Takao Komagino Garden. It was a 15-minute walk](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/45d373d998f9d188d04185f5bb6cdbb0fcbf5305.jpg)
![[Image2][Englsih／日本語]We recently went on an excursion to the Takao Komagino Garden. It was a 15-minute walk](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f1a11d77aa5cb6186ef7ef7b85ecced9a31f6bb4.jpg)
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We recently went on an excursion to the Takao Komagino Garden. It was a 15-minute walk from Takao Station. It was a very hot day, but there was a stream running along the way, which was very cool. It was very cool inside the Japanese house, and the students looked in wonder at the bonsai trees that were displayed in various places. I was amazed at the beauty of the dry landscape in the garden, and was fascinated by the beauty of Nishikigoi carp. The lotus flowers were in full bloom.
The other day, we went on a school excursion to Komagino Garden in Takao. It was a 15-minute walk from Takao Station. Although it was a very hot day, a small stream ran along the route and felt refreshingly cool. The interior of the traditional Japanese house was pleasantly cool, and the students gazed in wonder at the bonsai displayed here and there. They were surprised by the exquisite dry landscape garden and captivated by the graceful Nishikigoi carp. The lotus were at their peak, in full bloom.
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![[Image1][English／日本語]Continuing from last week, I will talk about a crepe shop in Nishi-Hachioji. There is a](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/76cc37b7398e75c64b328040007931eb0be6d684.jpg)
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Continuing from last week, I will talk about a crepe shop in Nishi-Hachioji. There is a crepe shop called Twin's Crepe just a one-minute walk from the school. The crepes here are so popular that they have been featured on TV many times. Each crepe is beautifully rolled in thin crepe batter and looks like a work of art. Of course, they taste wonderful. You can enjoy one as a reward for studying hard 😊✨
Continuing from last week, I will talk about a crepe shop in Nishi-Hachioji. A crepe shop called Twin's Crepe stands a one-minute walk from the school. This shop is so popular it has been introduced on TV several times. The crepes, rolled beautifully in thin crepe batter, are almost works of art. The flavor is, of course, very good. It’s a nice treat to enjoy after studying hard 😊✨
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Nishi-Hachioji, where our school is located, is famous for its many delicious crepe shops. Among them, Crepe Anne opened in 1983 and has a long history and many fans. Most of the crepes are handmade. In autumn, you can enjoy eating while viewing the rows of ginkgo trees. Students who are tired of studying can refresh themselves with a sweet treat.
Nishi-Hachioji, where our school is located, is well known for its numerous tasty crepe shops. Among them, Crepe Anne opened in 1983; it has a long history and many devoted fans. Most fillings for the crepes are homemade. In autumn, you can eat while strolling beneath rows of ginkgo trees. Students weary from studying often refresh themselves with a sweet treat.
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ID:1It's close to my house, but I haven't been there yet.
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