Nagasaki

Day 9 - Day 21: Educational Innovation and Cultural Exploration in Nagasaki

Learning Activities

As part of the Japan Study Abroad Program, the Nagasaki experience offers a unique blend of hands-on learning and cultural immersion. You'll visit local schools, collaborating with a professor in educational technology and their students to develop creative English instructional materials. This project-based learning approach will give you the chance to actively engage with educational practices in Japan.

In addition to your academic work, you'll explore Nagasaki's historical landmarks, enriching your understanding of the city's cultural and historical significance. This section of the program provides a well-rounded educational experience that merges theory with real-world practice, all while immersing you in the life of Nagasaki!

Day 9: Traveling from Maebashi to Nagasaki

Take a bullet train (called Shinkansen train), path through, major Japanese sightseeing spots like Mt. Fuji, Kyoto, Osaka and Fukuoka.
Stay at visitor's housing of Nagasaki University

Day 10 -20: Engaging in intercultural learning experiences through collaboration

While in Nagasaki, you will participate in various cultural and learning activities. Here are the highlights of some of the planned activities.

Visit a local elementary school: Support interactive learning activities with students, gaining firsthand experience in Japanese education.
Enjoy drawing traditional Japanese painting: Under the guidance of Professor Makino, an artist and educator who specializes in Nihonga (Japanese painting), you will have the special opportunity to:
- - learn the techniques and philosophy behind traditional Japanese painting.
  - explore the use of natural pigments, brushes and paper.
Discovery Days: Embark on self-guided adventures through the city, exploring hidden gems and cultural landmarks at your own pace.
Weekend Excursion: TBD
Farewell Party

Day 21: Departing from Nagasaki

Course Schedule in 2026 (for your reference, to be updated soon!)

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Partner University: Nagasaki University

Faculty of Education , Nagasaki University | 長崎大学教育学部
Located in Nagasaki City, Nagasaki University is a prestigious national institution renowned for its commitment to education, research, and community engagement. The university offers a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs, fostering a dynamic academic environment.

As part of your study abroad experience, you'll collaborate with Dr. Kurata’s students to develop technology-embedded self-learning resources for elementary education, working alongside future teachers from Nagasaki. Additionally, you'll immerse yourself in Japanese culture through art with Dr. Makino, blending innovation with cultural heritage for a truly enriching journey.

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!

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"

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. Each student will have a private room equipped with a bath, toilet, and refrigerator, ensuring a relaxing and independent stay. While there are no cooking facilities, a shared laundry area is available, and a convenience store is nearby for daily essentials. Easily accessible by tram, from the Bunkyo Campus, board at the "Nagasaki University" stop. Take Line 3 towards Hotarujaya, get off at "Suwa Shrine" stop, and walk 10 minutes to reach the facility.

Single Room

Bathroom

Common Area

Where to explore in Nagasaki?

Learn about Nagasaki City! | Featured Topics | DISCOVER NAGASAKI/The Official Visitors' Guide
Nagasaki Museum of History and Culture:長崎歴史文化博物館
Fruit Shaped Bus stops: スポット詳細ページ｜一般社団法人諫早観光物産コンベンション協会
Mt. Inasa Inasayama Park WEB
PLAY NAGASAKI – Let's play Nagasaki! ( information about various activities in Nagasaki)

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