If the weather has been bad for a long period of period, you can sometimes see little dolls hung up on buildings. These dolls are called “Teru Teru Bozu” (照 る 照 る 坊 主) and are made traditionally by…
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Lucrezia from Italy Advertizes Fukuoka for InOut
Doing an internship in Japan has been a long-awaited dream for Lucrezia, and it will definitely give her an edge in her future career. Lucrezia is planning and leading guided tours through Fukuoka and the surrounding areas. Her last tour…
Tagged with: Fukuoka, Internship, italy, Japan, Japanese, japanese culture, learn, mizu trans, nihongo, School, study
Katharina from Germany Works at Matsuda Architect
Katharina speaks Japanese very well already having been reading and learning about Japan for many years. However to become even more involved in Japanese business and social customs, she is currently doing a 6-week internship in an architecture firm. Katharina’s…
Tagged with: Fukuoka, Internship, italy, Japan, Japanese, japanese culture, learn, mizu trans, nihongo, School, study
Saviana from Italy is doing an Internship at Mizu Trans
Saviana has come to Fukuoka and Japan for the first time to do an unpaid internship. The program started on January 15th, right after a successful job interview, and will finish on April 3rd. Saviana usually works from 11 am to 5…
Tagged with: Fukuoka, Internship, italy, Japan, Japanese, japanese culture, learn, mizu trans, nihongo, School, study
Kairo – Fight against the cold days
Even in winter you can see girls with short clothes in Japan. If you ask how they endure the cold, most of them will tell you that they wear “Kairo”. Kairo are pocket warmers that function as a portable heat source under…
N1 Kanji Course at Asahi Nihongo every Friday from 5:00 pm to 5:55 pm
Every Friday from 17:00 to 17:55, you have the chance to learn Kanji at Asahi Nihongo in preparation for the JLPT N1 level. Kuriyama-sensei will teach you how to read and understand newspaper articles and magazines on various topics. If you…
January 17th – “The Day of Rice Balls”
O-musubi (御結び) means rice ball and can also be translated as “connection”. On January 17th – the day of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake – victims who were desperately looking for food were provided rice balls by volunteers. The experience of this earthquake…
“Forever Japan” – For people who want to move to Japan
“Forever Japan” is a new unique Japanese language program for people who want to move to Japan and live here. We help you with starting your life in Japan. https://japanese-school-asahi.com/japanese-language-courses/forever-japan-work-life/
Calligraphy class
Today, the students of the Asahi Nihongo school had the opportunity to take part in a calligraphy class. Calligraphy is an art that is deeply interwoven with Japanese history and culture. The perfect execution of drawing Japanese letters is much…
Welcome party
A lot of new students arrived at the Asahi Nihongo School, reason enough to celebrate and get to know each other at our famous welcome parties. On the weekend, around 20 old and new pupils of the Asahi School went…
JLPT preparation course
Asahi Nihongo provides a JLPT Preparation Course for N1, N2 and N3 from May 8th, 2017. The course is for students who already have previous knowledge of the Japanese language. With only 2 to 6 students per class, you will study in a relaxed atmosphere. The test preparation textbook is easy to understand, and you will do lots of practice with test sheets, test questions and CD’s.
Hanami party recap
Despite the changing weather and the fact that the cherry blossoms has not fully open yet, this years Asahi Nihongo Hanami party was a huge success. Around 60 people attended the event that was held at the Maizuru park on…
Lolita Fashion Dinner
This Saturday one of our students presented the Lolita fashion collection she has been working on for the last months in an Atelier in Daimyo. The student finished her internship at the fashion atelier, the show was her final graduation…
Japanese slang
In yesterday’s Japanese study group session, the students were introduced to Japanese slang words that are popular among teenagers and younger Japanese people. After a few example sentences, the students were able to use the words freely, creating their own…
Kimono dressing at SUiTO
Today, students of the Asahi Nihongo were able to dress up in traditional Japanese Kimonos to get a feeling of Japan’s formal clothing. The students walked from the school towards the Imaizumi area where, with the friendly cooperation of SUiTO,…
