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Student Dormitory

It is on the second floor of ASAHI

Facilities

Entrance and Classroom

Entrance
Classroom

Library

Library

Around the School

Indian Curry Shop (20 sec walk), Supermarket (1 minute walk), Coffee Shops (2 min), Post Office (2 min), Bento Shop (2 min), Custom Tailor (3 min), Community Center (4 min), Sushi Shop (5min), Iruma Sports Park (6 min), Japanese Style Restaurant (6 min), City Hall (9 min)
Supermarket
Post Office
Community Center
Iruma Sports Park
City Hall
Indian curry
Indian curry
Japanese Restaurant

Around Iruma-City Station

PePe
PePe
department stores

Costco & Mitsui Outlet Park

Costco & Mitsui Outlet Park

Sayama Museum

Sayama Museum
Sayama Museum
Sayama Museum
Sayama Museum

Nature

Lake Sayama & Lake Tama

Lake Sayama
Lake Tama

Irumagawa River

Irumagawa river
Irumagawa river
Irumagawa river

Iruma Park & Inariyama Park

Irumagawa Park
Irumagawa  Park
Iruma Park
Iruma Park
Iruma Park
Inariyama Park
Inariyama Park
Inariyama Park

Tove Jansson Akemono Children's Forest Park

Tove Jansson
Tove Jansson
Tove Jansson

Entrance Celemony

& Welcome Party

Traffic safety guidance

Police officers came and taught the international students about Japanese traffic rules.

The Disaster Drill

Saitama Prefectural Disaster-Prevention Learning Center (June)

Field Trip

Odaiba(July)

Nagatoro River Boating, Saitama Prefecture (July)

"Nagatoro River Boating" is a popular tourist attraction in Nagatoro Town where nature is rich. Why don't you live in Saitama Prefecture? There are many enjoyable spots that students in Tokyo can not go easily. I can't understand why many foreigners want to live in Tokyo concrete jungle with paying expensive fee.
reception SL souvenir shop souvenir (I like) Torii gate of Hodo shrine Hodo shrine worshiping going downstream in a boat going downstream in a boat going downstream in a boat Iwadatami, a port Nobody can read signboards saying don't swim here.

Enoshima Island and Kamakura (July)

Tanabata

Many students prayed for passing the JPLT. (July)

Irumagawa Tanabata Festival

This festival has continued since the Edo era. It recorded more than 400,000 visitors in two days. (August)


※ This site has been translated from Japanese. If there are any discrepancies in the translated languages, the original Japanese version will be prioritized.