On Tuesday, April 28, the Intermediate 2 students visited Kawagoe on a pleasant spring day with a refreshing breeze. Kawagoe is known as “Little Edo” because of its many historic buildings, and it has been officially recognized by the Japanese government as a “historic city.” Before the trip, the students researched the charm of the […]
On April 1, 2026, we held an entrance ceremony at SNG. Our new students took their first step forward, showing expressions that reflected a mix of excitement and nervousness. During the nationality introduction, each country name was met with applause, and it was heartwarming to see students welcoming one another. The venue was filled with […]
On March 24, 2026, the graduation ceremony was held at SNG. On this special day, the graduating students attended the ceremony dressed in a variety of attire, from traditional ethnic clothing to suits, each outfit reflecting their individuality and adding to the festive atmosphere. Amid a quiet sense of anticipation, each graduate’s name was carefully […]
On March 5, 2026, SNG students took part in a tea ceremony experience. The event was held at Eishoji Temple, known as the birthplace of Kodokan Judo. Its quiet and atmospheric grounds provided a setting well suited to experiencing traditional Japanese culture. During the session, the students were divided into two groups. They took turns […]
Students in the business class performed “keigo skits” as part of their project presentations. Each group prepared a short skit centered around honorific language, making the learning process both fun and engaging. The presentation was hosted by two students and took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The first team, “A Teacher’s Patience,” featured […]
On January 20, 2026, students from the Tourism Business Class at Shinjuku Japanese Language School participated in ANA’s Blue Hangar Tour. Despite the early morning meeting time, the students gathered with great excitement and anticipation.During the monorail ride, they enjoyed the view from the windows, taking in the scenery of Tokyo Bay and chatting cheerfully […]
On December 6, the 64th Japanese Speech Contest for Foreign Residents was held, and Ms. Adé (PETIT ADELAIDE JACKY FRANCOISE) french student from our school won two awards: the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award and the Audience Award. On this occasion, Ms. Abe, a representative of the speech contest committee, visited […]
As part of their preliminary study, the students learned about the types of natural disasters that commonly occur in Japan and the measures to take against them, reaffirming the importance of being prepared. On the day itself, a special “Disaster Prevention Day” lesson and hands-on activities were held for all classes. For the practical activities, […]
On November 26, under clear autumn skies, the intermediate class visited the Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum. Before the trip, the students learned about the historical background of the buildings and their value as cultural properties, preparing themselves with the knowledge needed to enjoy the visit even more. On the day of the excursion, they […]
On November 12, the Tourism Business Class visited the Tori-no-Ichi Fair at Hanazono Shrine in Shinjuku. Before the visit, each group researched the history and origins of the Tori-no-Ichi, as part of a pre-study activity. This allowed students to deepen their understanding of Japanese festival culture before experiencing it firsthand. Upon arriving at Hanazono Shrine, […]
