There’s no better time to see Hokkaido’s breathtaking natural surroundings than the summertime, and it’s made even better when you spend that time learning Japanese and mingling with the locals! With our summer course, you’ll have 20 Japanese classes as well as 4 private classes each week. This will allow you enough opportunity to smooth out any of your weaknesses and guide you toward fluency! But the day isn’t always done once the classes are over because you have the incredible Sapporo to explore!
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An L.A. Restaurant Worker Is Rating Celebs Based on Rudeness
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Should I Take a Gap Year? YesAnd Heres Why
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Mothers who reported abuse say Utahs family court system is failing their kids
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