A couple of days ago the World Campus – Japan participants went on to learn more about the Minamata disease. The Minamata disease is not actually a disease, but mercury poising from industry pollution. It was called a disease, because for decades people did not know the cause of the symptons and thought it was a regional disease.
A couple a days ago we traveled from Omura to Kumamoto and we made a little introduction of our self in the bus.
The staff of World Campus – Japan 2016 is getting ready to receive the first participants and getting ready for the program in general.
World Campus International’s Japan Program offers young adults the chance to view Japan’s culture, people, and language from within!
World Campus International, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that provides a unique access to Japan.
As a participant of the of the World Campus – Japan (WCJ) Program you will be part of an international group that travels around Japan.
During the day there are various activities in which you interact with the local community and learn about Japan and the world.
In the evening and at night you will be with your host-family. This way you get the chance to experience Japan from an inside perspective.
This year there will be three sessions. The duration of one session is three weeks. During that time we visit three or four cities. You can choose in which session you would like to participate or if you want to join one, two or all of the sessions.
Become a global citizen in Japan!
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“Counting Stars” von OneRepublic (Google Play • iTunes)
On the 2nd of August 2015 we had our Host-family day. On this day your host-family takes you to different kinds of places. Ira really loves Harajuku, so her family took her there. In her blog she shares her experience with you.
