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Japanese springtime is one of the most beautiful periods of the year. From Sakura and Hanami to seasonal food, there’s beauty all around Japan. This three-week course is jam-packed with the cultural delights of this amazing country. You’ll get to try your hand at making some traditional crafts like shibori, but you’ll also get out and about to Kamakura to experience the seaside. The best part is, you’ll be able to take your handmade goods home with you as well as the new language skills you will have gained.
Our 2023 Study Trips are to go ahead as planned, however, due to the pandemic, please note they are subject to date changes (± 1 or 2 days), possible activity changes, and entry requirements.
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Enjoy the Sakura of spring with Hanami or Japanese flower viewing. Picnic under the snow of the falling flower petals. 
We're sure you've heard of tie-dyeing, This technique dates back to the 8th century. In Japan, the population has been using different ways of binding, stitching, folding and twisting cloth and traditionally dying the materials with blue indigo colour to create some of the most beautiful patterns. This is a great chance to create your own design and make something that you can take back home with you, to give as a gift or to keep as a memory of your time in Japan. 
We're sure you've heard of karaoke, but have you experienced Japanese style karaoke? In a private booth for your group, two microphones and take it in turns to sing along to your favourite songs. If you are brave enough, why not whip out those Japanese songs you know to impress your new friends! 
The art of Tonbodama, or glass ball making, has been used for centuries to make charms and decorations. Try your hand at making your own 'dragonfly eyes'. 
Sample the delights of a local sake brewery in a guided tour followed by some sample tasting. Spot the difference and see if you could become a connoisseur. 
Noodles are everywhere in Japan and they’re delicious. Try your hand at making your own instant ramen noodles at the Cup Noodle Ramen Museum in Yokohama. Whilst you're in Yokohama, you'll then have free time to head over to the ferris wheel and amusements or maybe to see the historical red brick warehouse a landmark of Yokohama. 
Join us for an immersion into Japanese culture by learning the subtle and peaceful art of serving and drinking Japanese green tea (matcha). The ceremony is held in a traditional setting originating from the 1600s. The buildings have been tastefully restored and are now used for activities such as art and crafts, culinary and culture. It's even used as a film set occasionally. The taste of matcha tea might not be to everyone's taste but don't worry, the slightly bitter taste is paired perfectly with a traditional Japanese sweet (wagashi). 
Take a trip out of Tokyo down to Kamakura to see the iconic Diabutsu and wander around the island of Enoshima. You might even get a glimpse of Fuji in the distance. The content of the course and the type of activities included might change depending on the situation (such as anti-Covid restrictions)
NOTE: Costs of this trip are in ¥.
Due to possible delay of exchange rate update, prices in various currencies are for reference only.
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Application Fee (pay now)30000¥
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