Japanese Universities: Studying in Kobe
Japanese Universities: Studying in Kobe :I‘m sure almost everyone has heard of Kobe beef but have no idea that Kobe is a name of a place, and not just beef!…
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Japanese Language School: Studying in Shikoku : For one of the smallest islands in Japan, this little island seems to have more character than you think! Shikoku (四国): The 4…
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Japanese Language School: Studying in Kobe : Studying the Japanese language in a location like Kobe not only is a good chance for students to integrate with the locals, but…
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The Tohoku (東北地方) Region: The scenic route Japanese Language School: Studying in Tohoku : The Tohoku Region is made up of six prefectures namely, Akita, aomori, Fukushima, Iwate, Miyagi, and…
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Japanese Language School: Studying in Okinawa : Okinawa is comprised of over 160 islands with approximately 1.45 million people residing in it. It is divided into three major island groups,…
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Japanese Universities: Studying in Yokohama : Living in Yokohama is like having the best of both worlds. Not close, yet not too far from Tokyo, life here can be as…
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Japanese Universities: Studying in Nagoya : Nagoya, the lesser known area of Japan that is a haven for both locals and foreigners alike. Nagoya (名古屋): The lesser known giant Nagoya…
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Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Kansai : Considered to be one of the many popular tourist destinations in Japan, Kansai is a wonderful mixture of both old and new. It…
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Japanese Vocational Schools: Studying in Kyushu : Why yes, you can definitely study and sight-see at the same time! Why not study where Japan’s most active volcano AND UNESCO’s World…
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