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Meiji Academy - Japanese Pop Culture Course
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This course is perfect for anyone passionate about Japanese Manga and Anime. Combining 20 Japanese language classes with 6 hours of Pop Culture events per week, you'll explore the history of Manga and Anime, as well as the creative process behind these globally beloved art forms. Fukuoka is home to a thriving gaming and animation industry, with renowned game developers and animation studios based...
This course is perfect for anyone passionate about Japanese Manga and Anime. Combining 20 Japanese language classes with 6 hours of Pop Culture events per week, you'll explore the history of Manga and Anime, as well as the creative process behind these globally beloved art forms. Fukuoka is home to a thriving gaming and animation industry, with renowned game developers and animation studios based in the city. It also boasts a lively Otaku culture, featuring maid cafés, cosplay competitions, a robotics center, and specialty stores filled with anime and manga merchandise. Meanwhile, Hokkaido provides a unique blend of pop culture and natural beauty, offering themed cafés, anime exhibitions, and a rich creative scene alongside its breathtaking landscapes. After your classes, you'll have the...
Program Highlights
Be fascinated by Japan’s immersive pop culture.
Learn Japanese in small groups that fit your Japanese level and focus on your weaknesses in private lessons.
Experience living in Japan and choose from these housing options: together with a Japanese family, in an international shared house, or in your own apartment.
Make friends with like-minded individuals from across the globe while exploring beautiful Fukuoka.
Take part in group activities and day tours in Kyushu and Hokkaido.
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- Fukuoka, Japan
- Japanese
- American
- European
- Canadian
- Australian
- South African
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Essential for those who want to truly experience Japan
September 09, 2022by: Matt Fisher - United StatesProgram: Meiji Academy - Japanese Pop Culture CourseBeing the land of the wild and wacky, it felt only right to do a pop culture course in Japan. Honestly it was worth every penny and I enjoyed every minute of it. I mean, you get to learn Japanese AND hang around with kawaii girls at a maid cafe? Sign me up! I can't recommend this school enough, I would do my course 100 times over if I could!
Best trip ever
March 19, 2020by: Elisa Harper - United KingdomProgram: Meiji Academy - Japanese Pop Culture CourseI studied Japanese in Fukuoka (South of Japan, on Kyushu island). The school was great, the staff was nice and welcoming and the lessons and cultural activities were amazing. I love the Japanese language as much as I love Japanese pop culture so this program was perfect for me. I was probably born in the wrong country lol! I had a really fun cultural immersion. We had homework as well which was not too much but still enough for me. It is important to do your homework properly so that you can ask all your questions to the teachers afterward. I had a friend who was often asking one of his Japanese friends to "help" him with it, but I don't think it was the right thing to do. One other cool thing I did: I experienced the shinkansen! It was quite expansive but I thought I had to do it at least once in my life. Otherwise, I think the best way to get around is the bus or the airplane (but not really good for the environment so I would recommend the night bus for long distances!).
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February 10, 2020by: Saara Hokkanen - FinlandProgram: Meiji Academy - Japanese Pop Culture CourseI think that Japanese culture is truly amazing, and I have wanted to learn Japanese for a while now. Of course, you can't learn a language in three weeks, but I am already able to communicate about daily topics so I am very proud of myself! We focused primarily on spoken Japanese which was perfect for me. This culture course was a good choice, with really cool activities. The robot center and the geisha experience were really interesting and fun. Fukuoka is a nice place that I recommend you to visit if you ever go to Japan.
Program Details
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Locations
- Fukuoka, Japan
Types and Subjects
- Languages
- Japanese
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo, Couples, Group
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Some Program Activity Costs
- Language Lessons
- Textbooks / Reading Materials
Accommodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Group living
- Independent living
- Other
Qualifications & Experience
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
- Other
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This course is perfect for anyone passionate about Japanese Manga and Anime. Combining 20 Japanese language classes with 6 hours of Pop Culture events per week, you'll explore the history of Manga and Anime, as well as the creative process behind these globally beloved art forms. Fukuoka is home to a thriving gaming and animation industry, with renowned game developers and animation studios based in the city. It also boasts a lively Otaku culture, featuring maid cafés, cosplay competitions, a robotics center, and specialty stores filled with anime and manga merchandise. Meanwhile, Hokkaido provides a unique blend of pop culture and natural beauty, offering themed cafés, anime exhibitions, and a rich creative scene alongside its breathtaking landscapes. After your classes, you'll have the...

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Ready to Learn More?
This course is perfect for anyone passionate about Japanese Manga and Anime. Combining 20 Japanese language classes with 6 hours of Pop Culture events per week, you'll explore the history of Manga and Anime, as well as the creative process behind these globally beloved art forms. Fukuoka is home to a thriving gaming and animation industry, with renowned game developers and animation studios based in the city. It also boasts a lively Otaku culture, featuring maid cafés, cosplay competitions, a robotics center, and specialty stores filled with anime and manga merchandise. Meanwhile, Hokkaido provides a unique blend of pop culture and natural beauty, offering themed cafés, anime exhibitions, and a rich creative scene alongside its breathtaking landscapes. After your classes, you'll have the...
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