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We are inviting international students to participate in a “Home Visit” program, where you can visit a Japanese family and interact with local people. This is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of Japan through real-life ex...

On April 5th, we held a tour of the "Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum" and a cherry blossom (Ohanami) party at Koganei Park. The event was attended by 9 international residents and 11 staff members. The historical buildings from t...

Date & Time: April 5th (Sun), 13:00 - 16:00 Meeting Point: In front of Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum Fees (Pay on the day): Participation Fee: 300 JPY (100 JPY for junior high students & under) Museum Entrance Fee: 400 ...

On Saturday, January 24th, we held a Japanese New Year experience event at the Tanashi Community Center. The event was attended by 20 foreign residents and 15 staff members, including volunteers and a Chinese interpreter. Participants en...

Are you preparing for your child to enter a Japanese elementary school? We are hosting an online session co-organized with the City to help parents from foreign countries understand the Japanese school system and prepare with peace of mi...

Calling all foreign residents in Nishitokyo City! Please share this with your friends and neighbors! This event is a great opportunity to prepare and taste various kinds of Mochi (rice cakes), such as Zoni (soup), Anko (sweet red bean pa...

On Saturday, November 15, 20 foreign participants and 11 staff members visited Musashiseki Park, Higashifushimi Inari Shrine, and Shimonoya Remains. Especially inside the pit dwelling at Shimonoya Remains, everyone—both foreign participa...

The official archives of the "Nishitokyo City Japanese Speech Contest 2025," which was held at Call Tanashi on Sunday, October 5th, are now complete. The archives include all presenters' speech scripts and photos from the day. Starting t...

We held the Japanese Speech Contest on Sunday, October 5. There were 9 speakers, and 3 students from the “Children’s Japanese Class” gave short messages.Five citizen judges and three special judges joined the event.About 90 people came t...

Let’s walk along the Shakujii River in Nishitokyo City and visit Higashi-Fushimi Inari Shrine and the Shitanoya Ruins.This event is for everyone — foreign residents and Japanese staff — to enjoy walking and cultural exchange together! Da...