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German couples enjoyed walking around Yoyogi to Shibuya district (4/19)

2013-04-29 | Europa
The German couples after retirement enjoyed their trip in Tokyo. They visited their son who had been living in Tokyo since half a year. We met at JR Harajuku sta. And enjoyed hanging around Harajuku, Yoyogi, and Shibuya district . . . . Read more
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Malaysian Guests fully enjoyed Tokyo Shitamachi tour including Asakusa, Ryogoku etc.

2013-04-27 | Asia
A guided tour was conducted for seven guests from Malaysia on 21 April. The weather of the day was not good, cold rain, however the guests fully enjoyed the guided tour to Asakusa, Ryogoku, Akihabara and Ueno. . . . Read more
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Last week, we held a walking tour for international students of Sophia Univ.

2013-04-27 | Europa
Last week, we held a walking tour for international students of Sophia Univ. The walking course was from Yotsuya to Niju Bashi Bridge taking about two and a half hours. I will introduce the 4 places where the students most interested.   . . . Read more
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Tourists from Russia(4/2)

2013-04-27 | Europa
This year cherry blossom started to bloom one week earlier than usual !! So on their arrival in early April, cherry bloom had mostly finished   I really should feel sorry for them if unless Russian couple could have seen it Though Expecting some blossoms remained, I took them to Chidorigafuchi, one of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Tokyo. . . . Read more
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Cherry blossoms are now in full bloom

2013-03-22 | Other Area
Cherry blossom festival is open today! . . . Read more
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OSECHI-RYORI(おせちりょうり) 12/12/2012

2013-01-08 | Europa
We introduced “Osechi-ryori” to the International Students studying in Sophia Univ.   We had the regular event for the fall semester’s students in Sophia Univ. from U.S.in early Dec. afternoon at cooking room near Iidabshi-sta. This event was planned to let the students learn the meaning of Osechi-ryori and experience cooking some of them. . . . Read more
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Three ladies from Portugal and Spain enjoyed two day’s Tokyo Tour

2012-11-25 | Europa
Three ladies from Portugal and Spain enjoyed Tokyo tour with our members on 20th、21st,  November.What a beautiful day !  Furthermore, It is the best season for colored leaves viewing in our country now. Three ladies came to Hiroshima at the beginning of November and stop by Shikoku, Osaka, Kyoto, Takayama, Kanazawa  and then had being staying Tokyo for several days. It is very long trip.   When I came to their hostel to pick them up  I was so surprised to find Kotatsu sunken(traditional heating) at the lobby in their hostel. . . . Read more
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"Nuno -Zouri" workshop on Cultural Exchange Event with International Student & Host Family

2012-10-29 | Europa
International students from US university and their host family held Cultual Exchange Event at Jinbo -cho Kuminkan on weekend afternoon. Special feature of this event is to experience making Nuno-zouri(cloth sandal). Nuno-Zouri is lately remarkable as one of utilization of recyclable resources. Kamata-san, our member , she is an expert of making Nuno-Zori who leaded the  students and their host families to make Nuno-Zouri. . . . Read more
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Dutch family with three kids enjoyed exploring Tokyo(06/18/2012)

2012-07-07 | Europa
I met the Dutch family from India at Hotel Kaminarimon in good location for tourists just beside the Kaminarimon-gate in Asakusa. Lovely three kids of elementary school students(2 girls, 1 boy) looked slightly tired from long flight trip. Their Father is geologist and Mother is nurse. . . . Read more
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WAGASHI (Japanese sweet) Making !!

2012-06-06 | Europa
The International students joined workshop of wagashi-making The total number of 40 people including staff and international students from US University joined in this workshop on May 30. Akihabara, very trendy places for animation and electric town, they had very rare experience to learn the traditional food culture in Japan. . . . Read more
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