12/10: Foods in Japan
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Category: General Posted by: beau If you come to Fukuoka, you gotta eat right? So I guess I will attempt to tell you about a couple of things you may…
09/10: the Japanese Drink machine and its weird locations
While In Japan, I`ve noticed that no matter where I go, there will always be a soft drink machine. All of them are placed in the right places, because whenever…
Summer in Tokyo: Beer gardens near school
| One of the summer all-time favorite activity is to visit a beer garden. Put your Japanese to good use and start chilling at these rooftop restaurants after classes! Lumine…
Fukuoka is 7th most livable city in the world!
| Monocle Magazine has released their 2016 Quality of Life Survey, and Fukuoka City has climbed even higher than last year! In 2015 Fukuoka was ranked 12th worldwide for quality…
What to do on a rainy day – The wonders of Tokyo underground
| Next up on our rainy day series is the Tokyo underground. Bet you never know THIS much could be going on beneath the recently renovated Tokyo station. After undergoing…
What to do on a rainy day – Nothing beats a warm hot bath
| There are just too many great onsens (温泉) and sentos (銭湯) around in Tokyo that it’s almost impossible to give you a full list. But here are some of…
Rainy days in Tokyo: Museums and Galleries
| Don’t let the dreaded rainy season in Japan dampen your spirits! We’re putting together a list of things you can still enjoy on wet weather days. #GenkiJACSTokyomusuems #GenkiJACSTokyorainydayplan First…
Summer Music Festivals
| Summer is all about rocking in the sun! Check out these cool music festivals in Japan 🙂#GenkiJACSsummer Fuji Rock Dates: July 22 (Friday), July 23 (Saturday) and July 24…
Japanese school attending NAFSA Conference
| We were extremely happy to be the only Japanese language school accepted to attend the prestigious NAFSA Conference in Denver at the start of this month! This is possibly…
Skype lessons
| As we do every summer, we’ve put Skype lessons on hold so that we can better deal with the rush of students coming to study at our Japanese schools…