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]Cherry blossoms (Someiyoshino) have begun to bloom in Hachioji as well. Miharu-tak](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/eaca84674c18d3c3e6ab93faa9ae0a2847101e9a.jpg)
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Cherry blossoms (Someiyoshino) have begun to bloom in Hachioji as well. Miharu-takizakura (cherry blossoms with drooping branches), which bloom a little earlier than Someiyoshino, are now in full bloom. The photo shows the Miharutaki cherry tree at Shinshuji Temple in Katakura, Hachioji. The temple has a history of more than 500 years. It is a 10-minute walk from Keio Katakura Station. Please visit the temple.
Hachioji has many old temples and large parks. We tell students where and which flowers are at their best depending on the season. Why don't you also study Japanese in Hachioji where you can enjoy the seasons?
Hachioji has also begun to bloom cherry blossoms (Somei Yoshino). The Miharu Falls cherry blossoms (cherry blossoms with branches hanging downward) that bloom a little earlier than the Somei Yoshino cherry trees are now in full bloom. The photo shows the Miharu Falls cherry blossoms at Shinshuji Temple in Katakura, Hachioji. The temple has a history of more than 500 years. It is about a 10-minute walk from Keio Katakura Station. Please come and visit us.
Hachioji has many old temples and large parks. I tell my students where and which flowers are best to see depending on the season. Why don't you study Japanese in Hachioji, where you can enjoy the seasons?
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]We went to the Hamura Zoological Park for our graduation field trip! The park was](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/e2e86a4f862289423257aa0d74f54b4e94d58df3.jpg)
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We went to the Hamura Zoological Park for our graduation field trip! The park was large enough that we could see all the animals in an hour, and we were able to take our time and enjoy the park. The giraffes were especially popular, and everyone who came to the park took pictures of them. The students were thrilled to see animals for the first time! We also talked about food culture, such as how this animal is often eaten in their country
I went to Hamura City Zoological Park on a graduation excursion! The park was large enough to see all the animals in one hour, and I was able to enjoy it thoroughly. Giraffes were especially popular, and everyone who came to the park took pictures. The students were thrilled to see animals for the first time! In addition, we talked about food culture, such as eating this animal a lot in the country.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]In front of Nishi-Hachioji Station, anyone who lives in the Tokyo metropolitan are](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f420efd98e19c5ad67cfbe0fa36032ff05885087.jpg)
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In front of Nishi-Hachioji Station, anyone who lives in the Tokyo metropolitan area? There is the Kinuta Dental Clinic, which is well-known. At the entrance of the Kinuta Dental Clinic, there is a large karakuri clock, which has become a symbol of Nishi-Hachioji, and every hour you can listen to an interesting mechanism and a story about teeth. Our students are also undergoing dental treatment now. It is said that foreign students are prone to tooth decay due to changes in eating habits and stress. Our school provides health counseling for students so that they can lead a healthy life as an international student.
In front of Nishi Hachioji Station, everyone who lives in the Tokyo metropolitan area? There is a "Kinuta Dental" that I know. There is a large karakuri clock at the entrance of the Kinuta Dental Clinic, which is also a symbol of Nishi Hachioji. Every hour, you can listen to interesting tricks and stories about teeth. Our students are also undergoing dental treatment. It is said that international students, changes in eating habits, and stress are prone to tooth decay. At our school, we also consult with students about their health so that they can lead a healthy study abroad life.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]The most famous gourmet food in Hachioji is ramen. It is so well known among ramen](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ea01268b2700c931c5d889a9b9cc8ce5af0ff9d9.jpg)
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The most famous gourmet food in Hachioji is ramen. It is so well known among ramen lovers that there is even a type of ramen called "Hachioji Ramen. Unlike other ramen, "Hachioji Ramen" uses a large amount of onions in its broth. In Nishi-Hachioji, there is a Hachioji Ramen restaurant called "Goemon" where people stand in line. It is a 3-minute walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station, so it is very close to the school. I tried it for the first time the other day! It was a very tasty ramen with the sweetness of onion, just like "Hachioji Ramen". The international students at the Japanese language school like ramen very much. Some of the male students in particular eat ramen every day, and it is one of the reasons for their weight gain. (By the way, many female students get fat from eating bread.)
The most famous gourmet in Hachioji is ramen. There is a type of ramen called "Hachioji Ramen", which is so well known among ramen lovers. "Hachioji Ramen" is different from other ramen, and a large amount of onion is used in the soup. In Nishi Hachioji, there is a Hachioji ramen shop "Goemon" where there is a line. It is a 3-minute walk from Nishi Hachioji Station, so it is very close to the school. I ate it for the first time the other day! It was a very delicious ramen with the sweetness of onions like "Hachioji Ramen". Japanese international students at the school are very fond of ramen. In particular, some male students eat every day, which is one of the reasons why they gain weight. (By the way, many female students get fat from bread.) ）
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ID:1At Hachioji Ramen in West Hachioji, Yaei is also recommended!
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Tomorrow, February 22, is Cat Day. As previously mentioned, Hachioji is also a cat](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ef2038591a2335368553a6c71316b6cc32ca0aaf.jpg)
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Tomorrow, February 22, is Cat Day. As previously mentioned, Hachioji is also a cat-friendly town. There are shelter cat cafes around Hachioji and Nishi-Hachioji Stations. There are also many cats in the Hanamachi area, which I introduced earlier, and they are loved by the locals. Today we will introduce you to "shutters with cats painted on them" in Hachioji, the first of which is located in Hanamachi. The second one is a Nepalese curry restaurant located a 2-minute walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station. Both have great designs!
Tomorrow, February 22, is "Cat Day". As I mentioned before, Hachioji is also a cat-friendly city. There are protected cat cafes around Hachioji Station and Nishi Hachioji Station. In addition, there are many cats in the area around Hanamachi, which I introduced earlier, and they are loved by locals. Today I would like to introduce the "shutter with a cat drawn" in Hachioji. The first is located in Huajie. The other is a Nepalese curry shop that is a 2-minute walk from Nishi Hachioji Station. Both have wonderful designs!
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]The other day I had lunch at Hokkaido Soup Curry Workshop Seven West, a 3-minute w](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/d731d2b06a6c034ee51eb815da08c56eedb65a1f.jpg)
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The other day I had lunch at Hokkaido Soup Curry Workshop Seven West, a 3-minute walk from Nishi-Hachioji Station. I chose the sweet curry, but it was quite spicy and I could taste a variety of spices. The chicken on the bone, which was cooked so well that it fell apart when touched with chopsticks, was the best part. Most of the students enrolled in our school are from Southeast Asia. Almost all of them have "curry" in their countries. When I show the students how to make Japanese home-style curry, they are surprised at how different it is from their own country. And they are even more surprised when they learn that there is another type of curry in the same country, Hokkaido Curry!
The other day, I had lunch at "Hokkaido Soup Curry Kobo Seven West", which is a 3-minute walk from Nishi Hachioji Station. I chose the curry sweet, but it was quite spicy and very tasty with various spices. The bone-in chicken that was so stewed that it crumbled just by touching it with chopsticks was the best. Most of our students are from Southeast Asia. In most countries there is "curry". When I teach my students how to make Japan's homely curry, they are amazed at the difference from their own country. Also, I am even more surprised to learn that there is a type of Hokkaido curry even in the same Japan!
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![[Image1][English]Setsubun event was held at the school on February 3. Students made ogre masks and enjoyed b](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/c425e965fdfcb41b0db5b52cd73ff0924c251d9d.jpg)
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Setsubun event was held at the school on February 3. Students made ogre masks and enjoyed bean-throwing. Hachioji, where the school is located, has a famous mountain called Mt. Takao, where a Setsubun event is also held every year. In 2020, our school participated in the Setsubun event at Mt. It was a very lively and fun event.
On February 3rd, we held a Setsubun event at the school. The students made demon masks and enjoyed mamemaki (bean throwing). In Hachioji, where the school is located, there is a famous mountain called Mt. Takao. Mt. Takao also holds an annual Setsubun event. Our school also participated in the Setsubun event held on Mt. Takao in 2020. It was a very lively and fun event.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]I would like to introduce](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/5d16298bd12912dd6776fdd200da45a9e164535d.jpg)
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I would like to introduce "Nekoyaki" at a Japanese confectionery store called "Nekoma" located in "Soto Terrace," a spot that promotes traditional culture in Hachioji, which I wrote about in a previous article. This wagashi is very delicious with lots of sweet bean paste stuck inside. The face of the cat in this "Nekoyaki" is said to be modeled after a beckoning cat (cat figurine) that survived the Hachioji air raid. The beckoning cat is displayed in a store near this "Soto Terrace. There are several places and things related to the war in Hachioji. At our Japanese language school, we sometimes talk about the Hachioji Air Raid in class. Why don't you come and learn Japanese in a city with a rich history?
I will introduce "Nekoyaki" at a Japanese confectionery shop called "Nekoma" in the spot "Kuwato Terrace" that transmits the traditional culture of Hachioji, which I wrote about in the previous article. This Japanese confectionery is very tasty with a lot of red bean paste inside. The face of the cat in this "Nekoyaki" is said to be modeled after the beckoning cat (cat figurine) that was burnt out during the Hachioji air raid. Maneki Neko is displayed in a shop near this "Kuwato Terrace". There are several places and things related to the war in Hachioji. Even in our Japanese school, we sometimes take up the Great Hachioji Air Raid in class. Why don't you learn Japanese in a city with a long history?
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]I visited Soto Terrace, a spot that opened last November to promote Hachioji's tra](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/1068b49ec6a90554f7f239d70c84b906d6cc0b34.jpg)
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I visited Soto Terrace, a spot that opened last November to promote Hachioji's traditional culture. It is a 7-minute walk from Hachioji Station. You can reach it by passing through a small street in Hanamachi. I visited at night so it was very quiet, but I heard it is very lively on weekends and holidays with events. There is a nice store and I bought some cute sweets. I will report on the sweets I bought next time. Hachioji is an old town, so there are many events and places that convey traditional culture. I think it's a great city for foreign students to learn about Japanese culture!
I went to Kuwato Terrace, a spot that opened in November last year to transmit the traditional culture of Hachioji. 7 minutes walk from Hachioji Station. You can reach it by passing through a small road in Hanamachi. I visited at night, so the atmosphere was very quiet, but on holidays, it was very lively with events. There was a nice shop and I bought cute sweets. I will report the sweets I bought next time. Hachioji is an old city, so there are many events and places that convey traditional culture. I think it's a great city for international students to learn about Japan culture!
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the start of the railroad business, JR Eas](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/8940b41d6789937e06b5b93905e1174dd35ad28f.jpg)
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To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the start of the railroad business, JR East is developing "Pokégenic", a photogenic spot shooting with various Pokémon at stations and Shinkansen stations in JR East area. Found this photo spot in Hachioji! It's cute. By the way, the anime popular among our students is "Doraemon.
In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the opening of the railway, JR East Japan is developing "Pokegenic" that allows you to take photogenic spot photos with various Pokémon at stations and bullet trains in the JR East Japan area. I found this photo spot in Hachioji! Cute, isn't it? By the way, the anime that is popular with our students is "Doraemon".
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