Wherever you go in Japan, there’s always something fascinating to see, from bustling metro railway stations to serene landscapes. Summer-term alumnus Michael Lee shares with…
Read ArticleArchitectural structures help define a city and, in so doing, become iconic landmarks. Sydney has the Opera House; New York, the Empire State Building; and…
Read ArticleFor most Japanese, religion is an important part of life, and the country has many shrines and temples. Shrines and temples are very similar to…
Read ArticleThe Ainu people (アイヌ) also referred to as Aynu, Aino (アイノ) or Ezo (蝦夷), are an indigenous people in Japan. They were conquered by Japan about 300 years ago. The…
Read ArticleWhen we are at airports and tourist destinations, we see stores selling merchandise that proudly promotes the country or area we are in. We all…
Read ArticleThe three types of Japanese traditional music are theatrical, instrumental, and court music. Each is uniquely exciting. These include Kabuki (歌舞伎) a type of Japanese dance drama,…
Read ArticleThe impressive Kaminarimon Gate in Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo, marks the approach to Sensō-ji Temple and is also the entrance of Nakamise-dōri (仲見世通り). The famous street…
Read ArticleIn this 4-part series, former KCP student Jessica Funtanilla looks back at her time at KCP. In this third installment, Jessica talks about lodging, shopping, and…
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