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| On Saturday, we said a very sad (temporary) goodbye to one of the teachers who has been with us the longest, Machiko-sensei. Previous Genki students will know what an…
The crying politician, Ryutaro Nonomura
| If you’ve found yourself going online with any kind frequency during the last few months, you’ve probably seen the video of the “crying Japanese politician”, Ryutaro Nonomura. Nonomura broke…
Gourmet comes to Fukuoka school!
| One of our Japanese language students, who trained as a professional chef, recently cooked a delicious meal for teachers and staff at our Fukuoka school.The meal was a mouth-watering…
GenkiJACS outlesson
| One of the things that sets our Japanese language school apart from others is that we teach students how to apply what they’ve learned in class, outside school in…
Japanese Tweeter Slang
Our Japanese language students following Japanese friends or celebrities on Twitter may have come across some of these before. Because of the character limit, it sometimes becomes necessary to abbreviate…
New attractions at USJ
| Anime fans among our Japanese language students will be excited to hear that Universal Studios Japan (located in Osaka), is planning on running several anime- and game-themed attractions for…
Study Travel Magazine – Star Awards 2014
| GenkiJACS is extremely proud to have not only been nominated, but shortlisted for the very prestigious Study Travel Magazine Star Awards yet again this year!This marks the 6th year…
Waddling to success – Sunshine City’s penguin parade
| If you happen to be a penguin-loving Japanese language student who tends to get easily lost in Tokyo, you’re in luck! The Sunshine City Aquarium in Ikebukuro has come…
Typhoon season!
| We’ve had quite a few inquiries from students about the typhoon headed for Kyuushu – typhoon Neoguri, scheduled to hit Fukuoka on Wednesday or Thursday. At the moment, though…
The Start of Summer
| Summer has officially started, and with it the biggest influx of students to GenkiJACS ever! More than 65 new students start today, so the school is a hive of…