On February 14th, our 2nd-year Tourism Business Course students had their final presentation class. 🎤📚 Each student passionately introduced the delicious food, wedding customs, religious culture, and beautiful nature of their hometowns! 🌏🍛💍 Through these presentations, we truly felt how important “hometown” is to each person. 💖✨ Thank you all for your wonderful presentations! 🌟 …
February 3rd is Setsubun! In Japan, people shout “Oni wa soto! Fuku wa uchi!” while throwing beans to drive away evil spirits and bring in good fortune. 💫 At our school, we also held a bean-throwing event, wishing for a year of good health and happiness! 👀✨ The appearance of the “oni” (demon) made the …
In September this year, Kathmandu experienced its heaviest rainfall in over half a century. Hundreds of houses, schools, and hospitals were destroyed, leaving many without homes. In response to this tragedy, the Nepalese students in our school’s Tourism Business Course demonstrated their deep care and love for their homeland by organizing a donation drive. Remarkably, …
The school festival was held on November 15 and 16, 2024. Together with Japanese students, we performed a traditional Nepalese dance and sold grilled chicken skewers and tea. We had so many visitors, and it was an absolute delight!
On Wednesday, October 30, 2024, Ueno Law and Business College, Ueno Educational Corporation, held a ceremony, lecture, and celebration to commemorate its 30th anniversary. Takanaga Kubota, chairman and principal, expressed his gratitude to everyone who has supported the school thus far, and expressed his aspirations for the new era. Thank you not only to everyone …
July 28th (Sunday) In cooperation with the “Yukata Town Campaign” planned by Morioka City, the teachers and students wore yukatas and promoted the city of Morioka . Even though it rained at times, We had fun and did their best. We also had a valuable experience of experiencing Japanese culture. Thank you very much.
On Saturday, July 27th, We participated in the Mikoshi parade at the Zaimokucho Sakakari Jizo-son Festival. In the morning, We was worried that the event might be canceled due to heavy rain, but the students brought a lot of energy and excitement. Today was a valuable experience to learn about Japanese culture. Thanks everyone in …
The new students introduced themselves. Next, the new students played communication games with their seniors and Japanese students, and everyone got to know each other better. Let’s have fun learning together!
New students in the tourism business course participated in the entrance ceremony. Let’s do our best together from now on!
We invited the manager of a resort hotel to our school to give a lecture. The students listened intently to what the manager had to say.
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