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Day 9 - Day 21: Educational Innovation and Cultural Exploration in Nagasaki
Day 9 - Day 21: Educational Innovation and Cultural Exploration in Nagasaki
Learning Activities
Learning Activities
Your time in Nagasaki brings together education, collaboration, history, and culture! You’ll visit local schools and work alongside a professor specializing in educational technology and university students to create engaging English-language instructional materials. It’s a chance to move beyond the classroom, exchange ideas with students and educators in Japan, and experience Japanese education firsthand.
You’ll also explore Nagasaki’s rich history and culture through visits to local landmarks and cultural sites. By combining hands-on projects with local connections and exploration, your Nagasaki experience will give you a meaningful glimpse into education and everyday life in Japan.
Day 9: Traveling from Maebashi to Nagasaki
Day 9: Traveling from Maebashi to Nagasaki
Travel by Shinkansen (bullet train) from Maebashi to Nagasaki. Along the way, enjoy views of Japan as we travel through major destinations such as Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
Arrive in Nagasaki and settle into accommodations at Nagasaki University.
Days 10–20: Intercultural Learning & Collaboration in Nagasaki
Days 10–20: Intercultural Learning & Collaboration in Nagasaki
While in Nagasaki, you’ll participate in a variety of educational, cultural, and collaborative experiences. Here are some highlights of the planned activities:
Visit a Local Elementary School: Participate in interactive learning activities with students and gain firsthand experience with education in Japan.
Experience Traditional Japanese Painting (Nihonga): Under the guidance of Professor Makino, an artist and educator specializing in Nihonga (traditional Japanese painting), you’ll have a special opportunity to:
Learn about the techniques and philosophy behind Nihonga.
Explore traditional materials, including natural pigments, brushes, and paper.
Discovery Days: Embark on self-guided adventures around Nagasaki, discovering local neighborhoods, hidden gems, and cultural landmarks at your own pace.
Weekend Excursion to Kami-Goto Island: Venture beyond Nagasaki City for a special island experience.
Farewell Party: Celebrate the friendships, experiences, and memories you’ve made during your time in Nagasaki.
Day 21: Departing from Nagasaki
Day 21: Departing from Nagasaki
Partner University: Nagasaki University
Partner University: Nagasaki University
Faculty of Education , Nagasaki University | 長崎大学教育学部
Get ready to learn, create, and collaborate with students and faculty at Nagasaki University!
You’ll work alongside Dr. Kurata and future educators in Japan to develop technology-enhanced learning resources for elementary education. Rather than simply observing Japanese education, you’ll have opportunities to exchange ideas and create something together with Nagasaki University students.
Your experience will also extend into Japanese art and culture through activities with Dr. Makino, including an introduction to traditional Japanese painting. It’s a unique opportunity to bring together education, technology, creativity, and intercultural learning while building connections with students in Japan.
Meet Dr. Shin Kurata!
Meet Dr. Shin Kurata!
Dr. Shin Kurata, an Associate Professor at Nagasaki University, specializes in educational technology and information education. Dr. Kurata's research aims to design effective, technology-enhanced learning environments, fostering the development of educators equipped to lead in the era of digital transformation.
"I am excited to welcome you to Nagasaki University. Through collaboration, we will explore innovative ways to use technology in education while learning from each other’s perspectives. I look forward to engaging discussions and hands-on experiences that will inspire your future in teaching and learning!"
Meet Dr. Kazuho Makino!
Meet Dr. Kazuho Makino!
Dr. Kazuho Makino, an associate professor at Nagasaki University, expertise in Japanese painting and explore contemporary expressions using innovative materials. Dr. Makino looks forward to sharing the beauty of Japanese artistic traditions with you.
Place to Stay: Nagasaki University Guest House "Kangetu Sou"
Place to Stay: Nagasaki University Guest House "Kangetu Sou"
Kangetsu-sou: Your Home in Nagasaki
Kangetsu-sou: Your Home in Nagasaki
Located in a quiet and convenient area, Kangetsu-sou provides comfortable accommodations for study abroad students at Nagasaki University. Most students will stay in private rooms equipped with a bath, toilet, and refrigerator. Depending on the size of the group and room availability, some students may share a twin room.
While there are no cooking facilities, a shared laundry area is available, and a convenience store is nearby for daily essentials.
Kangetsu-sou is easily accessible from Nagasaki University’s Bunkyo Campus by tram. From the Nagasaki University stop, take Line 3 toward Hotarujaya, get off at Suwa Shrine, and walk approximately 10 minutes to the facility.
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Where to explore in Nagasaki?
Where to explore in Nagasaki?
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