If you are planning to study in Japan, one of the most exciting parts of your journey will be experiencing Japanese food culture. Among all the delicious options, ramen is something you simply cannot miss.At Sumire Homestay in Japan, we don’t just help you study—we help you experience Japan fully. We provide school and language […]
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The new school year in Japan begins in April, coinciding with the beautiful cherry blossom season—a perfect time for students to embark on a fresh start. For many international students, this is an exciting opportunity to experience Japan’s unique culture, make new friends, and pursue academic goals. At Sumire Homestay in Japan, we provide comprehensive
At Sumire Homestay in Japan, we partner with language school in the Tokyo metropolitan area that offer not only high-quality Japanese language lessons, but also rich and immersive cultural programs. These experiences are designed for everyone, not just students, but adults as well, making them enjoyable and accessible regardless of age or background.What makes these
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Experience Authentic Life with Sumire Homestay in Japan Have you ever dreamed of learning Japanese while experiencing everyday life in Japan? At Sumire Homestay in Japan, we offer more than just a study program. Our programs provide a complete cultural and educational experience, allowing students to feel comfortable, supported, and fully immersed in Japanese life.
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By Sumire Homestay in Japan Japan is more than a travel destination — it is a place to learn, connect, and grow. At Sumire Homestay in Japan, we offer students the opportunity to experience authentic Japanese life through study, cultural immersion, and meaningful homestay experiences.Whether you are visiting for short-term cultural exchange or long-term language
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Starting a new life in Japan as an international student is an exciting and life changing experience.At the same time, living abroad for the first time can feel overwhelming. At Sumire Homestay Program, we are committed to making your journey to Japan safe, smooth, and fully supported from beginning to end. My name is Mika
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Japan has a unique culture and set of manners that may be unfamiliar to international students.Understanding basic Japanese etiquette will help you live comfortably, make good impressions, and enjoy your study abroad experience. 1. Greetings and Respect 2. Shoes Etiquette 3. Behavior in Public 4. Dining Etiquette 5. Punctuality 6. Useful Japanese Phrases Phrase Meaning
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Cultural Exchange & Language Learning ProgramNow Accepting Applications! We are excited to announce that CAMP LA VIE TOKYO, immersive cultural exchange and Japanese language program, will take place in Spring 2026! This program offers students a unique opportunity to learn Japanese, experience authentic Japanese culture, explore Tokyo, and build global friendships—all in one unforgettable journey.
We are delighted to share the experience of Alison, a 14-year-old student from Australia, who joined our homestay program in Japan from December 28, 2025 to January 18, 2026. 🏠 Warm and Welcoming HomestayDuring her three-week stay, Alison lived with the Saito and Yayoi family in the Saitama/Tokyo area. She described her homestay experience as
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One of the most meaningful experiences during her stay was the opportunity to attend a local Japanese high school on a trial basis. From the very first day, the students welcomed her with genuine kindness.Although she is naturally shy and not very talkative at first, the local students did not hesitate to approach her. They