There was something to learn from everything during my time in Japan.
Read moreThe trip to Narai-Juku and Matsumoto Castle was my favorite event. The students and faculty had a chance to bond before official classes started.
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Read moreThe trip to Narai-Juku and Matsumoto Castle was my favorite event. The students and faculty had a chance to bond before official classes started.
Read moreStop speaking English. It is hard, but do it. Even with English friends, don’t let it happen.
Read moreMy class won the 応援 contest, which was really exciting and fun! I thought all of the speakers did a great job and I enjoyed spending the day watching all of the various events and performances.
Read moreIt can be intimidating at first to pursue a program like this, especially for long-term study. But while I’ve been studying at KCP I’ve never felt like I couldn’t overcome challenge I was faced with.
Read moreThe most productive for me was the culture class, because I was able to learn many Japanese cultural aspects that you just don’t learn in the normal class.
Read moreTake all the help offered even if you think you do not need it and with any extra time explore, travel, have fun, and this will be the best experience of your life.
Read moreI enjoyed the day we went to the Udon shop and had lunch. That was a very simple thing, but I learned a lot.
Read moreThe lecture we had on Japanese Psychology was definitely my favorite because it helped me better understand how and why Japanese people think the way they do.
Read moreIn my class, with so many students whose native language I don’t understand, class trips were fun opportunities to chat with fellow students in Japanese and get to know them better.
Read moreIt was fun the interact with the upperclassmen and teachers outside of a school environment.