2020 US-Japan Career and Cultural Study Program

07/28/2021

Thank you so much for amazing presentation, Umeno san! It was interesting to hear about the traditional Japanese carpentry.

07/21/2021

Thank you Ogou san for a wonderful presentation about sashimi and the Japanese way. Arigatou gozaimasu!

05/16/2021

Check out this exciting new program in collaboration with Engage Asia.
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We're excited to announce that applications are now open for our summer workshop on Japanese trades and crafts! Learn more about the program on our website. https://www.engageasia.org/japanese-craftsmanship-program

05/29/2020

Jazlyn Barnaby shared her experience on Rutland Herald. Great job Jazlyn!
We miss you all and stay well!

01/24/2020

First student workshop for the 2020 Japan program. Let the journey begin!

11/21/2019

US Japan Technial Connections will be holding a presentation for interested students in the 2020 US Japan Career and Cultural Study Program in Fukuoka, Japan. If you would like more information prior to the meeting please send an email to: [email protected]. Check us out on Facebook!

07/30/2019

Arrived safely and on time in Boston. Waiting for Dartmouth coach on our last leg. This group was awesome to travel with!!!

07/30/2019

Final good byes at Fukuoka Airport! Oh the memories!!

07/29/2019

The day has come that the 2019 is ending and the journey home begins. There are so many wonderful people I wish to thank for making this a wonderful program. The good people of Onojo City and members of the OIEA. The interpreters who guided us through the trains, buses and streets of Fukuoka. For all the businesses who opened up their doors to our students and staff with kindness. To the host families for welcoming students into their homes and making them truly apart of their family. To the chaperones who were there through thick and thin. To Midori san who has been the Field Consultant since 2005 and works tirelessly to help the program. To the many friends in Fukuoka and Onojo who give so much of themselves to make us all feel and home. And to the students and parents!!

Arigato Gozaimsu!!

07/29/2019

“Beginnings are usually scary, endings are usually sad, but it’s what’s in the middle that counts.”

07/28/2019

Oya san and his drumming group with students