A Day in the Life of a KCP Student
Hannah shares what her typical school day is like as a KCP International study abroad student in Tokyo, Japan. The only thing that I was…
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Top Konbini Foods to Try in Japan
Many visitors to Japan as well as locals are often drawn to convenience stores, or konbini, for various needs. Whether it’s picking up toiletries, grabbing…
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Proper Behavior in Japanese Trains
The Japanese train system is internationally admired for its exceptional speed, efficiency, and punctuality. Visitors to Japan are often impressed by the trains. The Japanese…
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Konbini in Japanese Culture
Konbini, or Japanese convenience stores, are essential fixtures on nearly every street corner, serving as a beacon of convenience late at night and early in…
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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!
Clothes in Japan
Japan’s clothing can be divided into two main categories: traditional clothing, called wafuku (和服), and Western clothing, known as yōfuku (洋服). Wafuku includes iconic garments…
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Ekiben: Railway Bento
Bento box meals offer a quick, healthy, and affordable way to enjoy a satisfying meal. The term “bento” originates from Southern Song Dynasty slang meaning…
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Vending Machines in Japan
Vending machines are a prominent and beloved feature of Japan’s landscape. With over 5.5 million machines installed nationwide, Japan boasts the highest density of vending…
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On the Escalator
In Japan, escalator etiquette is key: stand left and walk right in Tokyo, but reverse it in Osaka. Following these regional rules keeps traffic flowing…
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