iCLA’s exchange and non-degree-seeking students visited Erinji Temple at night and learned tea ceremony with Omotesenke tea ceremony master Maeshima Kotaro.
Dr. Darren Ashmore’s Folklore and Archeology of Yamanashi course takes iCLA students to an ancient burial site. Read more about their archeological studies and findings.
iCLA exchange students participated in a Shugendo experience at Kawaguchi Asama Shrine and visited local museums in the Lake Kawaguchi area.
Last week, Yamanashi Gakuin University held another successful Altair Tanabata Festival! The Altair Tanabata Festival is one of the largest annual campus-wide festivals held by Yamanashi Gakuin University.
Last week, Diversity Day took place at iCLA! Students, faculty, and staff members celebrated diversity Read More…
iCLA students write articles for the Yamanashi Tourism Organization’s newly launched Kaleidoscope Students Journal web project.
The iEXPerience Program focuses on experiences beyond the classroom. Read about the iEXPerience trip to the historical Erinji Temple.
Seasons in Japan are varied and there are foods, sights, and experiences to look forward to in each. Here are Nanaho’s recommendations.
Internship opportunities for student in Japan are increasing. We interviewed Liina about her internship experience at the multinational company, Bosch.
Anastasiia explains the infamously controversial compliment “nihongo jouzu” (“you are so good at Japanese”) and introduces different views on the phrase.