The Ubiquitous Japanese Vending Machines
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It’s puzzling how such an array of vending machines exists in Japan. It seems like you can purchase almost anything from them. Of course, you…
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Why You Should Study in Japan
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Learning a second language is essential in gaining an advantage in the competitive world of business. Many of the top colleges and universities in the…
Read ArticleOff the Beaten Path in Tokyo: LaQua
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Who wouldn’t be hungry to explore vibrant Tokyo? There are so many things to see, one of which is Tokyo Dome City. It is literally…
Read Article10 Fun and FREE Things You can Enjoy in Tokyo
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Many people say that Tokyo is one of the most expensive cities in the world. That is true, unless you know the many fun things you…
Read ArticlePhillip Buschang on KCP
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I wish I could have had teachers who paid this much attention to students during my high school and university in the U.S. The KCP program…
Read ArticleOff the Beaten Path in Tokyo: Electrifying Akihabara
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Akihabara is the Mecca of Japanese gaming and gadgetry. Hundreds of shops line the streets, selling all the latest electronic devices you can think of,…
Read ArticleNoh: Japan’s Oldest Traditional Theater
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Noh or Nogaku (“talent,” “skill”) is the oldest traditional form of Japanese musical drama, performed since the 1300s. A Noh performance combines drama, dance, poetry, and music.…
Read ArticleKabuki Theater: Japan’s Traditional Dance-Drama
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Kabuki is one of Japan’s classic theatrical arts known for its dramatization of the conflicts of human emotions in ordinary life. Kabuki is interpreted as “the…
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