From academic excellence to a vibrant array of co-curricular activities, our first year has been characterized by a remarkable display of talent, dedication and the embodiment of the Malvern Qualities.
Navigating the educational landscape in Japan can be both exciting and challenging for families, as the country offers a rich array of schooling options that cater to diverse philosophies and academic approaches.
The former university enclave of Takaban is more commonly referred to by the name of its train station, Gakugeidaigaku.
At a free bilingual event on October 10, Momentum Tokyo will explain how to overcome pitfalls and create contracts that could solve your problems.
Did you know that foreign investment in Japanese property has surged by over 30%? Learn how to tap into this booming market with Hidemi Nakamura, JMEC20 graduate and licensed architect.
From hands-on workshops to private consultations, speakers will cover everything you need to know about investing, renovating, short-term stays, and more.
Placed 12th, Kyoto scored high for its rich cultural heritage, cherry blossoms, bamboo forest and sacred shrines. Not lost were its 17 Unesco World Heritage Sites such as Kinkaku-ji Temple, the Zen rock garden at Ryoan-ji Temple and the moss-laden Saiho-ji Temple.
The 67th CWAJ Print Show on October 16—20 in Tokyo is for art lovers to view and purchase contemporary Japanese art in-person or online. This year’s theme is “The Magic of Printmaking.”
The latest addition to Japan’s UNESCO World Heritage sites is Sado Island Gold Mines, in Niigata Prefecture, which operated for 400 years until 1989.
Japan is the only nation with two airlines voted by global travelers in the top 10 of the World’s Best Airlines in the industry’s major annual awards, by Skytrax.
Located in the heart of Tokyo and Osaka, TCJ is not only a leading Japanese language school but also a top provider of Japanese language teacher training.
Meet the new duo, Shinya Kawasaki and Sora, who have joined the Hospital Facility Dog team at Shine On! Kids, the pioneers of Japan’s first programme of its kind.