Integrating Into The Community

From getting lost on day one to joining ESS Club and making friends, I share my experiences adapting to life in Imadegawa, building friendships and growing personally, socially and professionally.

Life in Australia

Get a better sense of daily life in Australia by reading my interview with an Australian friend, Noyo! 

Serbia's Special Slava

A Serbian Slava is a special family celebration to honor a saint who protects the family. Each year, families gather with food, candles, and prayers to celebrate their family's history!

Me, Busan, and a Boatload of Fun

Guess what? I just got back from an amazing trip to Busan, South Korea—and I can't wait to tell you all about it!

All-You-Can-Eat! A Night at the Izakaya with ESS Club

In this article, I reflect on one of my favorite parts of life in Japan: the simple joy of gathering at an izakaya with others, sharing good food and making new friends along the way. 

An Interview with Aisa Okuyama

Meet Aisa, as she invites us into her home, family, and culture— exploring tradition, student life, and a vision for the future. 

Korea Trip

Hey guys! I thought I would give you a little more information about what I did in Korea. I traveled there for "Golden Week," which is Japan's version of a Spring Break.

Cherry Blossom Season

Cherry blossoms, or sakura, are springtime flowers in Japan that people celebrate by having picnics under the trees. At night, the blossoms are lit up so everyone can enjoy their beauty after dark.

What Exactly is an École Normale Supérieure (ENS)?

The French school system is quite different from the US's, but France’s four École normale supérieure stand out in especially stark contrast. This week, I describe what exactly makes them different.

Baila! Baila! Baila! Fería! Fería! Fería!

I will explore the history of La Feria de Abril, one of Seville’s most prized traditions. The celebration reflects the people of Seville’s cultural identity, history, and community values.

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