Under the cherry trees in their full bloom, we have Hanami party, right in front of the school, singing and dancing together.

An exciting performance combining archery and horseback riding! One of the traditional festivals at Asakusa, held in Sumida park.

Students join Sanja Festival, one of the 3 biggest festivals in Tokyo. They carry Mikoshi (portable shrine) with people of the local community, wearing Happi (traditional clothes for festivals), all over Asakusa.

An amazing experience at a beer brewing factory. After observing the brewing process, students can also enjoy beer tasting.

In Okinawa, located in the southwest of Japan, students enjoy the beautiful ocean and delicious local food, learning its original culture and history.

We got excited to see the high-tech robots working in the car factory.

It is said that if you visit Sensouji temple on this day, it is worth 46,000 visits. In the past, Houzuki was used as a medicine.

Watching a fireworks show from the school balcony, having a party in the classroom. 20,000 rockets are set off in the night sky above Sumida river.

The bon dance festival is a feature of the summer in Japan! We dance in a circle, wearing Yukata (traditional cloth for the summer). One of the opportunities to meet the people of the local area.

Asakusa's new features, Samba Carnival. You can see the Samba parade and enjoy the Latin music.

Graduation ceremony is held twice a year.

Students make a moving speech every year! Everyone listens to them with open ears.

Let's visit world-famous Mt.Fuji together! And you can enjoy the most exciting roller coaster in Japan at FujiQ Highland.

Communication with the local elementary school students. Time flies when you talk about your culture, traditions, and future dreams with each other.

This festival started in the Edo Era, and It's held on the day of bird. A lucky charm, Kumade, is the item sold on at this festival.

You can see the parade, and people in colorful traditional cloths of the Edo Period.

You can find many street booths at Sensouji temple, to sell Hagoita, which considered a lucky charm for girls since the Edo Era.

You can experience what the earthquakes are like, and you can learn what to do in case of emergency such as the fire.