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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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!
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On this Saturday and Sunday, the "Dance Festival" will be held in front of the school. The shopping street is very busy for the first time in a long time, and the students are looking forward to 😊 it.
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ID:2I'm glad that festival resumed various things this year ^^This text has been automatically translated.
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ID:1You can tell 😊 from the poster that it's fun.This text has been automatically translated.
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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!
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ID:1Is there really a person in this!? 😯This text has been automatically translated.
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ID:3I went to see it on the last day yesterday!!!
Since it was the last day of the holiday, the gallery was so crowded that it was difficult to move.
I felt that when I had a solo exhibition of mystical works somewhere, I wanted to take my time to see them.
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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.
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A fireworks display was held at Fujimori Park in Hachioji on July 29th! It was about a 15-minute walk from the school, so the students were able to see it up close, and they were 😊 all very impressed and sent us a lot of photos.
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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.
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ID:2Looks interesting. I'd like to try eating it. Maybe if I go to the beer garden on Mt. Takao I can stop by this shop
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ID:1The atmosphere of the shop is also retro and nice ☺.This text has been automatically translated.
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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.
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ID:1It's ✨ an interesting facility.This text has been automatically translated.
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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.
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ID:1Tanabata decoration colorful and good ☺This text has been automatically translated.
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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.
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ID:2Shopping streets like this are so much fun. I always enjoy browsing the different trinkets they sell
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ID:1It's a ☺ shopping street where you can enjoy it safely.This text has been automatically translated.
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If you are a tourist, you will be happy.
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