Join this program on May 25th, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and get a taste of Japanese culture!

 

 

 

 

 
It’s a one-day opportunity to visit a Japanese home and experience Japan’s daily life and culture.
You’ll have the chance to talk about each other’s cultures and enjoy meaningful exchanges.
 
✔ Curious about Japanese daily life?
✔ Interested in Japanese culture?
✔ Want to make Japanese friends?
 
If you said yes to any of the above, we’d love for you to join!
We’re sure it’ll be a fun and memorable day♪

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Sunday, May 25, 2025
From 10:00 AM to around 3:00 PM

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At each host family’s home

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Anyone who:
・Lives in Kagoshima City
・Works in Kagoshima City
・Goes to school in Kagoshima City

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Participation is free of charge!

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You’ll spend the day relaxing and enjoying time at a Japanese family’s home in Kagoshima City.
You’ll get to experience Japanese daily life and culture.
Please share your own culture with your host!

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1. Visit the official website of the Kagoshima City International Exchange Center
 
2. Scroll down and download the application form
You can also download it directly using the links below:
o [Application Form (for foreign residents) – PDF]
o [Application Form (for foreign residents) – Word]
 
3. Fill out the application form
 
4. Send it by email with the subject line: Home Visit
(Don’t forget to attach the completed form!)

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Friday, May 2nd

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(⌒∇⌒) “I learned a lot about Japanese culture!”
(⌒∇⌒) “I’m glad to have a Japanese family in Kagoshima now.”

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E-mail: kokusai@kiex.jp

Phone: 099-226-5931

Website: https://www.kiex.jp/events/14821/

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Would you like to spend a fun and heartwarming day in a Japanese home?
We’d love to welcome you!
 

 

 

 

 

 

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