Bushikotsumen Taizō Restaurant Review by Siena Rose
Nothing beats a steaming bowl of hot soup when you’re feeling under the weather, on cold days, or any given day for that matter. Every…
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Gotokuji Temple: The Temple Dedicated to the Maneki Neko
Cats play a significant role in Japan’s culture and history. They are also revered for giving good luck and other positive results. The popular Japanese…
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Learn Japanese in Tokyo with KCP’s Summer Programs
Japan’s summer months are filled with festivals and it’s not difficult to get caught up in the revelry. The streets come alive with extravagant floats,…
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Experience Japan with WWU Summer Global Learning
Experience Japanese language and culture for yourself in the heart of Tokyo! The Tokyo scene is a mix of modern, traditional, local, and foreign influences,…
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With KCP International, immerse yourself in the heart of Tokyo with a wide variety of courses, flexible schedules and convenient packages you keep your experience easy!
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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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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