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A Little Less than a Month to Go
By Hannah W., 8/15/2010 - Hannah's Semester in Japan
So, I have to say that the stress is starting to mount about going abroad. At least going back to college is a known quantity: I have friends, I know where everything is, and I have a general idea what to expect about the coursework. In going to Japan, I have no friends and Tokyo is totally…
Well this is the start of my blog. Im new to this so bear with
By Jazmyne, 8/9/2010 - From One Island to Another: My Journey to Japan
Well this is the start of my blog. Im new to this so bear with me. I am currently in the process of preparing for Japan amongst other things. I can't believe that in a month I will be in Japan! Summer could not have gone by faster geesh :\Just got my visa approved today so I can officially go…
Applying for a Visa
By Hannah W., 7/22/2010 - Hannah's Semester in Japan
Today I handed in the materials for applying for a visa to Japan! Since I live in the Boston area I figured I would just go to the Consulate in person, instead of mailing it in. It went very smoothly and apparently it will be ready in about 3 days. It made the entire trip to Japan seem much more…

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Milton Koch A year abroad on the Japan Study program allowed me to not only greatly improve my Japanese language abilities, but to also get a view of a completely different way of life. In the U.S. eating five fruits and vegetables is considered the key to a healthy diet. Within my first week of living with my host family, I learned that in Japan eating 30 different foods each day is considered essential to living healthy, hence the creation of variety vegetable juices. By placing me in a Japanese home, the Japan Study program enabled me to increase my knowledge of Japanese culture and language to unexpected heights.

—Milton Koch, Japan Study, Academic Year 2007-08

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