The Ubiquitous Japanese Vending Machines
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It’s puzzling how such an array of vending machines exists in Japan. It seems like you can purchase almost anything from them. Of course, you…
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Why You Should Study in Japan
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Learning a second language is essential in gaining an advantage in the competitive world of business. Many of the top colleges and universities in the…
Read ArticlePhillip Buschang on KCP
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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…
Read ArticleThe Life of a Summer Short Student! (Part 2)
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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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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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If Japanese language immersion is something you must fit into your busy academic plans, KCP’s flexible study terms are a big help. Term lengths range…
View PageNoh: Japan’s Oldest Traditional Theater
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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.…
Read ArticleKabuki Theater: Japan’s Traditional Dance-Drama
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Kabuki is one of Japan’s classic theatrical arts known for its dramatization of the conflicts of human emotions in ordinary life. Kabuki is interpreted as “the…
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