Japan Travelogue Series: Todoroki Ravine Park
Todoroki Ravine Park, also known as Todoroki Valley Park, lies in the heart of the densely populated Setagaya city ward in Tokyo. This picturesque park…
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Back to Elementary in Japan with Randoseru and Kyushoku
Randoseru (ランドセ) is a sturdy and rigid backpack crafted from stitched leather or similar durable materials, widely worn by elementary schoolchildren in Japan. The term…
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Japan Travelogue Series: Cooking Challenge
Japanese cuisine is a mix of staple foods sourced from various regions of the country. A typical meal often consists of rice, complemented by one…
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April’s Japan Experience!
Spring 2023 student April Kirkman shares her memorable experiences in Japan in photos. Check them out! April’s second term at KCP International. She had so…
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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!
Japan Travelogue Series: Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo
Pokémon is a popular Japanese media franchise that encompasses a wide array of entertainment, including video games, animated series, films, a trading card game, and…
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Discovering Chofu by KCP Spring 2023 student Andalucia Curtis, Part 2
Japanese superstitions are deeply rooted in the history and culture of the people. Japan also has its fair share of creepy legends, ghost stories and local ghoulish…
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The Season for Shinrin-yoku
There is a practice known as shinrin-yoku (森林浴) or shinryoku in Japan which literally means “forest bath” – a practice of “bathing” in nature with the purpose…
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Discovering Chofu Andalucia Curtis, Part 1
The capital city of Japan, Tokyo, is more often than not, thought of by many as a bustling city full of chaotic energy. Unbeknownst to…
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