Program Philosophy
- Group cohesion
- Cultural understanding
- Personal growth
- Memorable shared experience
School Trip
Explore. Learn. Evolve.
Our school trips are designed for cultural exchange between Japanese and foreign students. We offer various activities, sightseeing at historical sites, and meet-ups with Japanese schools to ensure enjoyable learning experiences outside the classroom.
Cultural Heritage & Experiential Learning
- Tea ceremony experience
- Japanese cooking workshop
- Calligraphy / Origami session
- Kendo or martial arts taiken
- Kimono experience
- Temple or heritage site guided visit
School Visit & Interaction
- Campus tour
- Cultural presentation exchange
- Group photo session
Leadership & Personal Growth
- Group bonding
- Responsibility & independence
- Reflection sessions
- Shared achievements
Safety & Operational Excellence
- 24/7 on-ground support
- Dedicated bilingual coordinator
- Professional guides
- Pre-trip risk planning
Curated & Well-Balanced Itinerary
- Balanced sightseeing & workshops
- Efficient routing
- Comfortable accommodation
- Structured yet relaxed pacing
- Age-appropriate programming
Study Travel Program (Japan)
Sacred Sites of Resilient Faith
A Pilgrimage of Faith & Revitalization
A sacred journey into resilient Christian heritage, ethical preservation, and global responsibility.
Target Institutions
Private middle and secondary schools, faith-based educational organizations, and study-travel companies serving a Christian or Catholic academic mission.
Academic Focus Areas
Faith-Based Experiential Learning, Global Studies, Social Justice, Cultural and Religious Preservation.
Program Overview
An immersive, academically rigorous study-travel program centered on the Hidden Christian heritage of Ikitsuki Island, Japan. The program integrates theology, history, ethics, and applied global citizenship through direct engagement with living faith communities and sacred sites.
Value Proposition
This program offers students a rare opportunity to encounter a living Christian tradition shaped by centuries of persecution and resilience, while contributing meaningfully to its ethical preservation and revitalization. It aligns faith formation with contemporary frameworks of global stewardship, social responsibility, and intercultural ethics, meeting the academic and spiritual objectives of Christian and Catholic institutions.
