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Welcoming ceremony

On April 25, 2025, we held a welcoming ceremony for the new students.We were able to meet 60 new students.The atmosphere in the venue was bright and calm, fitting for the beginning of their new learning journey. The ceremony began with individual self-introductions, followed by a greeting from the principal.Although some students struggled with words, the way they expressed their names and coun… Read More

Kawachi Fuji Garden: A Breathtaking Spring Destination

Located in Yahatahigashi Ward, Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Kawachi Fuji Garden is renowned for its enchanting wisteria flowers. From late April to mid-May, the garden is in full bloom, showcasing 22 varieties of wisteria in a stunning array of colors. Spectacular Wisteria Tunnels and Grand Pergola The garden's main attractions are its two wisteria tunnels, measuring 80 and 110 meter… Read More

Voices from NILS Annex

We had interviews to students in NILS Annex. Let’s see what students feel about school and circumstances! 1. Sizgin from Turkey Hello, my name is Sizgin. I’ve been here in NILS Annex for 2 years. I can assume, like everyone who wants to visit the school and improve his language abilities in Japanese, come visit the school. You can improve drastically in the two years. There are many differen… Read More

About two weeks after graduation

The two weeks between the graduation ceremony and the entrance ceremony of the school they will be entering are a very busy but fulfilling time for students. Soaking in the afterglow of the graduation ceremony. After the graduation ceremony, many students spend some time basking in the excitement and sense of accomplishment. They often have a celebratory meal with friends and family and take co… Read More

The career paths of our graduates in Ogori have been decided!

This year, we are happy to announce that all of our graduates have successfully decided on their future paths. We are truly moved to see each one of them taking a step towards their future. The preparation for further education began in earnest around last summer, and there have been many experiences up until now. For the students, this period has given them the chance to reflect on their futur… Read More

Setsubun

Hello everyone! Today I would like to introduce a traditional Japanese event called Setsubun. Setsubun (節分) is a traditional Japanese event, mainly to celebrate the coming of spring. Specifically, it is usually held on the day before Risshun, or around February 3. The main purpose of Setsubun is to drive away evil spirits and bring in good fortune. Setsubun has various customs and events depend… Read More

Starting the New Year with NILS’ New Year’s Shrine Visit and Calligraphy!

Hello everyone! ?✨Today, I’d like to share with you the fun and meaningful New Year’s event we held at NILS — Hatsumode (New Year’s Shrine Visit) and Kakizome (Calligraphy Practice)! This event was a wonderful opportunity for us to experience traditional Japanese customs while having a lot of fun. Let me take you through the details! What is Hatsumode? Experiencing a Shrine Visit! First,… Read More

Autumn leaf viewing

As autumn approaches, the beautiful season of autumn leaves has arrived. This year, I went to Shirouzu Oike Park in Fukuoka Prefecture with many students to view autumn leaves. Shirouzu Oike Park is a vast natural park in Onojo City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and is known as a place where the autumn leaves are particularly beautiful in autumn. There is a large pond in the park, and the sight of t… Read More

A Memorable Visit to the Kyushu Historical Museum!

The other day, we visited the Kyushu Historical Museum!We started the day with excitement, gathering at a station near our school in the morning. From there, we took a train together, chatting and enjoying the journey. Once we arrived at the station closest to the museum, we walked the rest of the way. The walk was full of energy as we talked with friends and imagined what fun experiences lay a… Read More

“Life in the Dormitory”

There are only two months left in 2024. This time, I’d like to talk about "dormitory life." At our school, most students live in the dormitories. The dorms are within walking or cycling distance, so it is recommended that new students live there, and many continuing students also choose to stay in the dorms. The main benefits include lower monthly living costs and the close proximity to scho… Read More

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