Fulfill your dream and immerse yourself in an in-depth Japanese experience through studying abroad.
Learning while traveling is the hottest themed study tour trend nowadays. Remember when we were little, we used to mimic Japanese anime language while watching cartoons on TV; as we grew a bit older, we’d imagine strolling through snowy winter streets in Japan, inspired by the touching storylines in Japanese dramas; as adults, we check sakura forecasts on Japan’s Meteorological Agency website, always dreaming of the day cherry blossoms are in full bloom—sitting in the perfect spot, unpacking pre-made sushi and mochi from a picnic box, and toasting with friends, all shouting “Kanpai!” (cheers)...
The charm of Kyoto, Japan
Japan, with its distinct four seasons, offers a different face in each. Spring greets you with fresh greenery smiling warmly, summer festivals invite you to join the parades with their thunderous drums, autumn paints the mountains in red maple leaves best enjoyed with deep breaths in nature, and winter is best spent soaking in a hot spring under the snow. Such a life filled with traditional Japanese charm should be experienced deeply and through learning. And with the widespread use of the Japanese language, “studying in Japan” has become the best way to join the trend.
Studying Japanese is also a way to travel. To fully experience Japanese culture, lifestyle, and mindset, studying abroad for at least a year is the best approach. Being immersed in a fully Japanese-speaking environment allows you to truly embrace the Japanese way of life; when the seasons change, you can easily get close to the most authentic Japanese flavors. “Alan Japan Study Center,” specializing in Japanese study programs, provides professional information on studying in Japan and will hold the “Japan Study Exhibition & University Japanese Department Fair” in three cities—North, Central, and South—in September.
A new experience of studying in Japan. Photo provided by / Kyoto Japanese Language Center
Even more special, there’s now a campaign offering free round-trip flights to Japan for students. Those who enroll in designated Japanese language schools in 2011 may have the chance to win a “Taiwan-Japan Round-Trip Free Economy Class Air Ticket Voucher (Single) worth NT$25,000”! Further reading: Kyoto is a great place to soothe your soul and experience traditional Japanese culture (Provided by Tripass Attractions)
Alan Japan Study Center
Address: 7F-5, No. 148, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Taipei City
Phone: (02)8771-9500
Website: www.alanmedia.com
The ever-changing charm of Kyoto
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