Phillip Buschang on KCP
I wish I could have had teachers who paid this much attention to students during my high school and university in the U.S. The KCP program…
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The Life of a Summer Short Student! (Part 2)
From KCP student Shenelle King: A regular day of school! Once school started, I began a regular schedule. School went from six hours a day down…
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The Life of a Summer Short Student! (Part 1)
From KCP student Shenelle King. During the summer of 2011 I was able to participate in the Summer Short Session at KCP. I was definitely…
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Off the Beaten Path in Tokyo: Electrifying Akihabara
Akihabara is the Mecca of Japanese gaming and gadgetry. Hundreds of shops line the streets, selling all the latest electronic devices you can think of,…
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Students Marvel at the 2011 Tokyo Game Show
The annual Tokyo Game Show at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan, is a much anticipated event. It is one of the largest exhibitions of the…
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The Pachinko Craze
Pachinko is a popular Japanese gaming machine, a sort of combination slot machine and pinball machine. The main goal is to fire metal balls into…
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Quirky Practices in Tokyo
Not surprisingly, Japanese people do some things differently from what you may be accustomed to. It helps to keep an open mind and learn from the…
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Noh: Japan’s Oldest Traditional Theater
Noh or Nogaku (“talent,” “skill”) is the oldest traditional form of Japanese musical drama, performed since the 1300s. A Noh performance combines drama, dance, poetry, and music….
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