The CEO of World Campus International, Inc., Hiro Nishimura, visits the Up with People cast in Sweden

CEO visits UWP cast


CEO visits UWP cast


CEO visits UWP cast


On November 30th, 2009, The CEO of World Campus International, Inc., Hiro Nishimura, visited the Up with People cast in Varberg, Sweden. He spoke to the cast for one hour, explaining his connection to Up with People and presenting the World Campus – Japan Program. The cast received him with a warm welcome, and quite a few members showed their interests in the World Campus – Japan Program.

World Campus – Japan presentation at the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University

WC-J presentation at the APU


WC-J presentation at the APU


WC-J presentation at the APU


WC-J presentation at the APU


On November 25th, 2009, the two World Campus – Japan Program alumni, Shohruhbek Ibragimor from Uzbekistan and Than Than Htwe from Myanmar joined in the program presentation at their school campus, the Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Beppu, Oita Japan. They enthusiastically explained their valuable experience with the WC-J program to their fellow APU students.

World Campus International hosts the members of “Cirque du Soleil”

Cirque du Soleil '09: Japanese sward experience


Cirque du Soleil '09: Members & Host Families


Cirque du Soleil '09: At Murou-ji Temple


Cirque du Soleil '09: At dinner table with host family


Cirque du Soleil '09: a little performance with oranges

World Campus International, Inc. facilitated the Cultural Emersion Program for the members of Cirque du Soleil’s “CORTEO” from October 14 thru 15. The professional performing artists spent two days in the beautiful mountain community, Uda City in Nara Prefecture, experiencing home stay, temple visits, and a session with a Japanese sward maker, etc. In these two days, the members deeply emerged into the Japanese community and culture.

Japanese Medley

Video: Medley Arao

Our “Arigato Event” had a few interesting elements. One of the most challenging parts of our event was a section intended to entertain the audience with some of Japan’s most famous songs and dances. When our summer program began, the participants had no idea what they were in for. In a 9 hour block of time they had to learn all the songs and movements for the entire event. This video clip is from our event in Arao. Everyone involved in the summer tour worked as hard as they could to ensure that each event was at the highest possible quality. Most of the movements came from music videos of the songs as performed by the original artists. Enjoy!!!

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