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]The other day I bought a French pastry called](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f10a273bf8fbd1902061700ca0c41e6febd84d14.jpg)
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The other day I bought a French pastry called "Galette des Rois" at "Patisserie Tatsuya Sasaki" just a 4 minute walk from Nishi Hachioji! It is famous in France as a cake eaten on January 6. The cake is not only delicious but also enjoyable, as there is a ceramic doll inside the cake and the person who wins it can become a king. What do you do on New Year's in your country? Most of our international students have their New Year's in February or April! They have a very lively time, eating the country's traditional food and having festivals. When a new year starts, you will feel renewed ?We wish you all a happy new year!
The other day, I bought a French confectionery called "Galette des Rois" at "Patisserie Tatsuya Saki", which is a 4-minute walk from Nishi Hachioji! In France, it is famous as a cake eaten on January 6th. There is a ceramic doll in the cake, and the person who hits it can become the king, which is not only delicious, but also enjoyable. What do you do in your country for the New Year? Most of our international students come in February or April! It is said that it is very lively to eat the traditional food of the country and hold festivals. When a new year begins, you will feel new, thank ? you all for your support this year.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Takaoyamaguchi Station, the entrance to the Takao Mountain climbing area, is lined](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/be6a09c6d552bed699c7c51676e959b554be6e57.jpg)
![[Image2][English/Japanese]Takaoyamaguchi Station, the entrance to the Takao Mountain climbing area, is lined](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/e51ae8d019aa49b42f1919640ba76d1f67018a54.jpg)
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Takaoyamaguchi Station, the entrance to the Takao Mountain climbing area, is lined with many restaurants. Tororo (grated yam) has long been eaten around Mt. Takao, and there are many restaurants where you can enjoy tororo cuisine. I ate grated yam on the way home from a recent excursion. Tororo has a soothing effect on a tired body. If you are tired after climbing a mountain, you should definitely try it.
Takao-Yamaguchi Station, which is the entrance to Takao Mountaineering, is lined with many restaurants. Around Mt. Takao, tororo (grated yams) has been eaten for a long time, and there are many shops where you can eat toro dishes. I ate toro on the way back from an excursion I did the other day. Tororo has the effect of soothing a tired body. If you get tired from mountain climbing, please try it.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Tengu-yaki, a souvenir I bought on a field trip to Mt. Takao. It is shaped like a](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/34a3f71920f08a9f184a57692c2665e2858cbc85.jpg)
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Tengu-yaki, a souvenir I bought on a field trip to Mt. Takao. It is shaped like a tengu, a demon said to live in Mt. I thought the filling was red bean paste, but it was made of crushed black beans, and the elegant sweetness was very delicious. Our school is located at Nishi-Hachioji Station, next to Takao Station. It took first place in the recently announced "Really Comfortable City to Live in Ranking". Nishi-Hachioji is located along the Chuo Line, which connects to Tokyo and Shinjuku, between Hachioji, which is convenient for shopping, and Takao, which is rich in nature. It is recommended for its many supermarkets and hospitals, and inexpensive rent ?.
The souvenir "tengu yaki" that I got when I went on an excursion to Mt. Takao. It is in the form of a yokai tengu who is said to live on Mount Takao. I thought the filling was bean paste, but it was crushed black beans, and the elegant sweetness was very delicious. Our school is located at Nishi Hachioji Station, next to Takao Station. In the recently announced "Really Livable Cities Ranking", we took first place. Nishi Hachioji is located along the Chuo Line, which connects to Tokyo and Shinjuku, between Hachioji, which is convenient for shopping, and Takao, which is rich in nature. There are many supermarkets and hospitals, and the rent is cheap, so it is ? recommended.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Hachioji is famous for Mt. Takao. Takao can be seen from the school. The other day](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/02072381a65daf7e6df1dfe62304f91d522388e0.jpg)
![[Image2][English/Japanese]Hachioji is famous for Mt. Takao. Takao can be seen from the school. The other day](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/87be32024aedf69df57cf90f79af950a108a882b.jpg)
![[Image3][English/Japanese]Hachioji is famous for Mt. Takao. Takao can be seen from the school. The other day](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/027a295b8eae713036c119570834783eba9388c9.jpg)
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Hachioji is famous for Mt. Takao. Takao can be seen from the school. The other day I went up Mt. Takao on a school excursion. The autumn leaves were still in full bloom and the view from the lift was very nice. You can also enjoy the scenery on the way to the top of the mountain, including discovering a rare cedar tree. It was a beautiful day, so we could see Mt. I recommend visiting on weekdays when there are fewer people.
Speaking of Hachioji, Mt. Takao is famous. Mt. Takao can also be seen from the school. The other day, I climbed Mt. Takao on a school field trip. The autumn leaves were still there, and the view from the lift was very good. You can also enjoy the scenery on the way to the summit, such as discovering rare cedar trees. It was a nice day, so I could see Mt. Fuji well. It is recommended that there are few people on weekdays.
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ID:1The students are lucky to have such good teachers and staff. That's a very clear view of Mt. Fuji
![[Image1][English/Japanese]Across the street from the school is Koujiya Hachioji, a store specializing in ric](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/ac4bff8ba1b8430fb8dd5346ae221c0156d932ee.jpg)
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Across the street from the school is Koujiya Hachioji, a store specializing in rice koji. Rice koji is rice malt, which is made by propagating fungi on cooked rice, and is used in a variety of Japanese dishes. It was very cold in Hachioji today, so I ordered a rice koji smoothie (hot). The gentle sweetness made my cold body feel warm and refreshed. In Japan, both adults and children often drink amazake, which is made from rice malt, in winter. When I tell this story to foreign students, they are surprised and say, "Children drink sake, too? They are surprised. Amazake is sake, but some amazake is alcohol-free. Please give it a try.
Across the street from the school is a shop specializing in rice malt, Kojiya Hachioji. Rice koji is made by fermenting cooked rice and is used in a variety of Japan dishes. It was very cold in Hachioji today, so I ordered a rice koji smoothie (hot). The body that was chilled by the gentle sweetness became warm. In Japan, both adults and children often drink amazake made with rice malt in winter. When I tell this story to international students, they are surprised and say, "Do children drink alcohol too?" Amazake is "sake", but some do not have alcohol. Please give it a try.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]Illumination at Hachioji Station. There were people stopping to take pictures and](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/fdc58ab75d70173053354cd6954ab58cc2323fd6.jpg)
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Illumination at Hachioji Station. There were people stopping to take pictures and meeting others. The school is located at Nishi-Hachioji Station next to Hachioji Station, but students often use Hachioji Station for their part-time jobs.
It is the illumination of Hachioji Station. There were people who stopped to take pictures and people who met up. The school is located at Nishi-Hachioji Station, next to Hachioji Station, but students often use Hachioji Station for part-time jobs.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]This is a view of the gingko trees along Koshu Kaido, a 1-minute walk from the sch](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/5805f009d758b09505a150f2dc55bfb117de95c7.jpg)
![[Image2][English/Japanese]This is a view of the gingko trees along Koshu Kaido, a 1-minute walk from the sch](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f88bb0605e3d7af038958f3a788722398c95ec5b.jpg)
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This is a view of the gingko trees along Koshu Kaido, a 1-minute walk from the school. Hachioji held the "Ginkgo Festival" over the weekend. Before the outbreak of the new coronavirus, our school's students also participated as volunteer foreign students. The rows of ginkgo trees are at their best now. Please come and see them.
A 1-minute walk from the school, it is a row of ginkgo trees on the Koshu Highway. In Hachioji, the "Icho Festival" was held on weekends. Before the outbreak of the new coronavirus, our students also participated as volunteer international students. The rows of trees are in full bloom now. Please come and see it.
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![[Image1][English/Japanese]A 15-minute walk from Hachioji Station, I bought a](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/673d3d43369edb507f133ffe73e02afe9d6bcbda.jpg)
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A 15-minute walk from Hachioji Station, I bought a "Hachioji Castle Monaka" at the Japanese sweets shop Senshuen. In fact, there was a castle in Hachioji in the 16th century. This "Hachioji Castle Monaka" is a confectionary shaped like the castle that existed at that time. The monaka is filled with sweet bean paste and is very tasty ?By the way, Hachioji Castle is no longer there, but the place where the castle used to be is now a park. I would like to visit there with my students someday.
A 15-minute walk from Hachioji Station, I bought "Hachioji Castle Monaka" at the Japanese confectionery shop Senshoen. In fact, there was a castle in Hachioji in the 16th century. This "Hachioji Castle Monaka" is a candy in the shape of a castle that existed at that time. There was a lot of red bean paste (sweet paste of beans) in the inside and it was very deliciousBy ? the way, Hachioji Castle is no longer there, but the place where the castle used to be is now a park. I would like to go with my students someday.
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![[Image1]【English/Japanese】 I went to the rooster market in Hachioji with some of my students! There is an Ot](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/85b02d05f6f17c4e38154402baa7152e8643399d.jpg)
![[Image2]【English/Japanese】 I went to the rooster market in Hachioji with some of my students! There is an Ot](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/0581b1822373caf58e29bfe02d6c32d0c16d62b8.jpg)
【English/Japanese】 I went to the rooster market in Hachioji with some of my students! There is an Otori Shrine about a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. I was impressed by the lucky and gorgeous decorations. Moreover, the sight of shopkeepers calling out good luck to customers who buy them was just like Japanese culture, and the students were very excited. On the way home, we bought a specialty of the rooster market, kirisansho (rice cakes covered with a spice called sansho). It was very delicious. There are two more rooster fairs to come. We hope you will visit the rooster market as well.
I went to the Hachioji Tori no Ichi with my students! There is Otori Shrine about a 5-minute walk from Hachioji Station. Impressed by the auspicious and luxurious decoration. In addition, the sight of the shop staff shouting auspicious things to customers who bought them was a reflection of Japanese culture itself, and the students were also excited. On the way back, I bought Tori no Ichi's famous kiri sansho (mochi sprinkled with spices called sansho). It was very tasty. There are two more Tori no Ichi. Please come and visit us.
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The photo shows "Dorayaki" from "Dorayaki Specialty Shop Makana" which is very popular in Hachioji. Dorayaki is famous among foreign students as Doraemon's favorite food. The dorayaki here was very delicious with its fluffy dough and not-too-sweet red bean paste ?.
The photo is "Dorayaki" from the very popular "Dorayaki specialty store Makana" in Hachioji. Dorayaki is famous among international students as a food that Doraemon loves. This dorayaki was very tasty ? with a fluffy dough and not too sweet red bean paste.
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I ? remembered that a long time ago I made cookies with fortunes
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