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Japan expands education events and club reforms

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2026-07-26 23:44 UTC → 2026-07-31 05:46 UTC · added removed

Japanese schools and now rehabilitation institutions have continued the their summer‑term push for experiential learning through July 2026. The 2026 and into August. Building on earlier festivals at Tokyo University of Science’s Katsushika campus “Asobi Manabi Kagaku Lab” festival again attracted thousands of families, offering hands‑on workshops with companies such as Seiko, Glico and Mitsubishi UFJ and an AI symposium. In West Ikebukuro, Freedom Academy Asahi‑kan ran its one‑day “Learn Until You’re Old” program with disaster‑preparedness and environmental booths, free regional open‑campus tours, new community‑outreach activities were added. On July 23, first‑year nursing students from Toyama Prefectural Toyama Izumi High School visited Ishikawa Tazuru‑Hama High School for young children. Iwaki City’s Children’s Energy Center opened a disaster‑response exchange, hearing a lecture from former ryokan proprietor Tada Yayoi about nursing after the “Jabujabu” water‑play pool, while Kyoto Seizan Junior 2025 Noto Peninsula quake. Two days later, International Pacific University’s Child Development students ran a “Fureai Summer Festival” on the Hyogo‑prefecture Hakodani Riverbank, staffing a shooting‑game booth, a wind‑chime craft station, and serving as traffic‑safety volunteers. Yokohama F College kept its multi‑date open‑campus tours. The wave launched a series of short‑duration open‑campus events remained robust. Matsumoto Nursing University, Clark International High School for first‑ and Rokunan High School’s affiliated elementary confirmed their scheduled visits on 13 June, 11 July, 1 second‑year high‑school students throughout August, 22 August and 19 September, with reservation requirements featuring beauty‑make‑up sessions, bridal venue tours, fashion‑business workshops and free shuttle services. Adding to the calendar, Kurume Rehabilitation Academy transport subsidies. Across Japan, August programs included a student‑built light‑sport aircraft display in Fukuoka opened its campus on 1 August, offering hands‑on rehabilitation demonstrations Fukushima, a tactile stone‑identification game at Wakayama’s Nanki‑Kumano Geo‑Park, free online junior AI and showcasing its AI‑driven KRi learning‑support system while providing shuttle service traffic‑flow courses from JR Kurume and Nishitetsu Kurume stations. Kagoshima Medical the University of Tokyo’s Metaverse Engineering Department, and Welfare College scheduled a virtual Coca‑Cola Bottlers Japan factory‑tour summer open campus on 22 June school for prospective nursing, physical‑therapy, dental‑hygiene, care‑welfare and midwifery students, emphasizing team‑based training and qualification support. families. These additions broaden the sector‑wide initiative to expand hands‑on learning, address enrollment pressures, and advance the club‑to‑community‑centre reform slated for 2031.

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