KCP Students Learn to Cook Japanese Food
All KCP students can take part in optional activities and outings throughout the term. These may include a tea ceremony, anime and manga drawing, calligraphy,…
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Blog
Explore the culture, lifestyle, and excitement of studying abroad in Japan.
Dhāranī and Woodblock Printing
Could the beginning of mass printing have started in Japan? The Gutenberg Bible (also known as the 42-line Bible, or the Mazarin Bible) was the…
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Favorite Sakura Viewing Places Around Tokyo
Cherry blossoms are deeply ingrained in the history and culture of Japan. The delicate flowers are full of symbolism, such as their state of impermanence (since…
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Around Kasai
On the eastern side of Tokyo, lies Kasai. It’s the last stop before Chiba and is in between the Arakawa River, Edo River and Tokyo…
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Deadly White Rice in Japan’s History
Rice is an important part of the Japanese diet. The Japanese word gohan means cooked rice and meal as well. Prefixes are attached to form…
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Spring 2017 Alumnus Sarah Peters on KCP and Japan
KCP’s Spring 2017 student Sarah Peters shares her insights on KCP and Japan. Thanks, Sarah! When I began my trip to KCP, I was very…
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Academic Year 2016 Alum Abigail Dunn and Her Insights on KCP (Part 2)
Former student Abigail Dunn shares more insights on her KCP experience in Japan. Read Part 1 here. The key to success at KCP is consistency….
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Academic Year 2016 Alum Abigail Dunn and Her Insights on KCP (Part 1)
KCP’s Academic Year 2016 student, Abigail Dunn, shares her insights on her experience in Japan with KCP. Thanks, Abigail! KCP International Language School provides an…
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