Ohanami is a word that describes “rediscovering the cherry trees” and under them having a picnic with family or friends and celebrating the blossoming of the Sakura-Tree, symbol of Japan. At the beginning of the school year or fiscal year in Japan (April) is the
Hello springers!! Have you ever heard about the IELTS Mocking Test? The mocking test is a simulation of the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) exam that helps candidates become familiar with the format, question style and
On the 25th, the table tennis championship was held at Sekishin Fureai Arena (Seki City Gymnasium). In Japan, these championships are held between clubs and their table tennis players. The championship is mixed and you can participate
Hello Springers!! February is passing and you’re starting to feel like “love is the air”! This is due to the commemorative date Valentine's Day. Date created to honor Saint Valentine, a very courageous bishop of Rome who fought for the right to
Lack of a high school diploma will no longer be an obstacle in your life! Spring School, creating ever deeper roots in the educational field in Japan, brings a unique opportunity for you to complete your studies. To have
The advantages of knowing a second language go beyond linguistic possibilities. By embracing learning, people not only become more effective communicators but also explore a wide range of professional, academic and personal opportunities that transcend borders.
Hello Springers, today we are going to talk about IELTS, which stands for: International English Language Testing System. This is a widely recognized test designed specifically to assess the English language proficiency of people wishing to study or work in countries
Studio Ghibli, the iconic Japanese animation studio based in Tokyo, has been making its mark on the industry since its founding in 1985 by Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, Toshio Suzuki and Yasuyoshi Tokuma. Driven by the success of “Nausicaä do Vale do
When you were a child, did you imagine when you would become an adult and be able to do everything you couldn't do because you were a minor? In Japan it is no different, but there is one more detail. The Seijin Shiki,
