KCP Summer Short-term 2015 Students Tour Hosei University
Hosei University was initially Tōkyō Hōgakusha (Tokyo association of law), established in 1880. It was renamed Tōkyō Hōgakkō (Tokyo school of law) a year later. Dr….
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Yatsuhashi: The Eight–Planked Bridge of Japanese Gardens
Some Japanese gardens have an intriguing type of bridge made from eight narrow wooden planks forming a zigzag pattern. These unique bridges are called yatsuhashi, meaning…
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More Japanese Street Foods to Enjoy!
Many countries boast of their unique kinds of street food. Sampling various street food from a particular place will give you a taste of their authentic traditional…
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Motonosumi Inari Shrine and its Magnificent 123 Torii
Nagato City in Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan, was only founded on 31 March 1954. It includes the smaller towns of Fukawa, Misumi, Yuya, Heki, Senzaki, and…
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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!
Amazing Japanese Toilets
Your derriere will sure know pampering with the elaborate toilets found in Japan. The bidet toilet installed in at least 72% of Japanese households is…
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Nengō: The Japanese Era Name
The Japanese calendar scheme is identified by two elements: the first is nengō or gengō (the Japanese era name) and the second is a number that…
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Washi: traditional Japanese paper
Washi, a type of paper unique to Japan and one of UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage objects, is made of fibers from the barks of mulberry (kozo) and gampi …
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Learn More About the Wonders of Hokkaido
Hokkaido, which means “Northern Sea Circuit,” is Japan’s second largest island and the northernmost of all the 47 prefectures. The island of Hokkaido is separated from Honshu by the…
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