How Konbini Are a Language Classroom
When people think about learning Japanese in Japan, they often imagine classrooms, textbooks, and grammar drills. What many don’t expect is that some of their…
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The Secret to Remembering Kanji: Learn Their Stories
For many Japanese learners, kanji can feel like an endless maze of complex strokes. With more than 2,000 commonly used characters in daily life, memorizing…
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The Story Behind Matcha: More Than Just Green Tea
From lattes and desserts to elegant tea ceremonies, matcha has become a global favorite. But behind that vibrant green powder lies a story that spans…
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Top 10 Fun Ways to Practice Japanese Outside the Classroom
At KCP International, students quickly learn that language learning isn’t confined to textbooks and grammar drills. Japan itself becomes your classroom — filled with opportunities…
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With KCP International, immerse yourself in the heart of Tokyo with a wide variety of courses, flexible schedules and convenient packages you keep your experience easy!
A Look at New Year Traditions in Japan
New Year in Japan is less about loud countdown parties and more about preparing for a fresh start. The holiday is called お正月 (Oshōgatsu) or…
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A Different Kind of Christmas: Japan’s Winter Celebration
Christmas in Japan feels familiar in some ways, but it also has its own unique style. Because Christmas is not a national holiday here, December…
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The Meaning Behind the Bow
Bowing in Japan expresses respect, gratitude, humility, or apology — often without the need for words. It can replace greetings like “hello,” show appreciation like…
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How Anime, Manga, and J-Pop Can Boost Your Japanese Skills
Learning a new language doesn’t have to be limited to textbooks and flashcards. If you’re studying Japanese, you might be surprised at how much you…
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