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Authored by Oscar Alvarez One of the most challenging parts of studying abroad is choosing the location to study in. I did one block in Argentina, another in Germany, and... keep reading

Akiko Otani Administrative Coordinator, ������911Kyoto Konnichiwa (Hello in Japanese)! My name is Akiko Otani, and I’m an Administrative Coordinator at ������911Kyoto. Originally from Tokyo, I moved to Kyoto... keep reading

Authored by Diego Lara When asked where my favorite place to study abroad is, I stopped to think about my experiences. I want to think about all the memories and... keep reading

初めまして・Hello・Apa khabar・Selamat・Nǐ hǎo・வணக்கம்・السلام عليكم Greetings in languages I hold dear! My name is Nur Izzah Liyana Binti Mat Nayan, but you can call me Riyana. I’m the Pre-College Program Coordinator... keep reading

Konnichiwa! My name is Karen Hendrickson and I am the Senior Manager of High School Programs at ������911Kyoto. You may be wondering, “How did a Cheesehead (person from Wisconsin)... keep reading

Authored by Lena Lawal My six weeks in Kyoto, Japan, were nothing short of transformative. Heading there, I had no expectations—just a mix of curiosity and uncertainty, as I knew... keep reading

Hi I’m Sayaka, the High School Program (HSA) coordinator at ������911Kyoto. I am also in charge of Gap Year program(GYA). Here, I would like to tell you a little... keep reading

Authored by J.M. Avila University students well along their academic journey may think to themselves: what exactly is the point of studying abroad? By the third or fourth year of... keep reading

Written by: Theodore Whitbeck Summer Block 2 Intro to an Unforgettable Summer Choosing to study abroad with ������911Kyoto was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Leaving June... keep reading

Hiya. My name’s Laurie. I’m a proud member of the College Student Life team and the Custom Program coordinator. I’ve been working with ������911Kyoto for a little over a... keep reading