Past Activity
Cross-Culture Camp & Tour of 2015 in South Vietnam.
Participants:
Total 32 students from Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia and Japan.
Joining fee: US$180
We all met at the Ho Chi Minh International Airport on 16 March.
9 students and two professors from Japan arrived on 16 March at 16:50 by CI783. Hatano arrived at Ho Chi Minh City a day before.
Schedule.
16 March: All met at Ho Chi Minh International Airport, then went to a beach by a big bus. Stay at Sammy hotel in Vung Tau.
17 March: Cross-Culture Training, free time. Stay at Sammy hotel.
18 March: Cross- Culture Training, free time, talent show. Stay at Sammy hotel.
19 March: From Long Hai to Nha Trang. Stay at Nha Trang. Sunny hotel
20 March: From Nha Tran to Dalat. Stay at Dalat. Best Western Dalat hotel
21 March: From Dalat to Ho Chi Minh City. Stay at Ho Chi Minh City. Cap town hotel
22 March: Visit Mekong delta. Stay at Ho Chi Minh City.
23 March: Free day. Farewell party at night. Stay at Ho Chi Minh City.
24 March: Went back home.
Japan Visit 2014
CCT Camp & Study Tour in North Thailand in 2014
Managed by Thai and Japanese students.
Date: March 14 to 21, 2014
Place: North Thailand.
Participants: Thai 10, Japan 10. Indonesia 4, Malaysia 1.
Joining fee $80. Your own airfare.
Schedule:
Day 1: All meet at Chiang Mai.
Day 2: Cross-Culture Training
Day 3: Sight seeing
Day 4: Visit mountain tribe. Stay with a mountain tribe.
Day 5: Trekking, Rafting
Day 6: Visit Chiang Rai.
Day 7: Sight seeing and farewell party.
Day 8: Go back home.
Date: March 14 to 21, 2014
Place: North Thailand.
Participants: Thai 10, Japan 10. Indonesia 4, Malaysia 1.
Joining fee $80. Your own airfare.
Schedule:
Day 1: All meet at Chiang Mai.
Day 2: Cross-Culture Training
Day 3: Sight seeing
Day 4: Visit mountain tribe. Stay with a mountain tribe.
Day 5: Trekking, Rafting
Day 6: Visit Chiang Rai.
Day 7: Sight seeing and farewell party.
Day 8: Go back home.
Japan Visit 2013
August 2 to 12
Cross Culture Camp and Tour in Vietnam
March 9 to 19, 2013
Japan Visit 2012
April 28 to May 7, 2012
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March 3 to 13, 2012
Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Indonesia
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March 13 to 23, 2011
Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Thailand
Right after the big earthquake and Tsunami of 11 March, all of Japanese participants arrived at Bangkok safely on 13 March.
Participants are : From Japan 12, Malaysia 2, Indonesia 1, Singpore 1, Thailand 5.
Originally we plan to visit Angkor Wat, however, due to the border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, Thai students could not go to Angkor Wat. We changed our destination to the World heritages in Thailand, namely Ayutaya and Sukotai.
Thailand supposes to be hot dry summer, however, we had five days of rain.
Numbers of participants are less this year, however we had a great tour in Thailand.
Cross-culture training again prove to be a very important factor in this trip.
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Participants are : From Japan 12, Malaysia 2, Indonesia 1, Singpore 1, Thailand 5.
Originally we plan to visit Angkor Wat, however, due to the border dispute between Thailand and Cambodia, Thai students could not go to Angkor Wat. We changed our destination to the World heritages in Thailand, namely Ayutaya and Sukotai.
Thailand supposes to be hot dry summer, however, we had five days of rain.
Numbers of participants are less this year, however we had a great tour in Thailand.
Cross-culture training again prove to be a very important factor in this trip.
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March 16 to 24, 2010
Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Thailand & Laos
Participants are from Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Japan. Total number was 30. Mr. David Lim, one of the directors of Up With People and Mr Yahiro Hirakawa, Tokyo University of Technology were among us.
We went to North East Thailand and South Laos.
Our program does evolve every year.
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We went to North East Thailand and South Laos.
Our program does evolve every year.
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March 15 to 26, 2009
Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Thailand & Indonesia
In 2009 we visited Thailand and Indonesia. Cross-Culture Training was held at North of Thailand, Chaing Mai City. Participants were 35 people from Japan, Thailand, Vietum and Laos.
After Thailand Japanese students visited Jakarta, Indonesia. We had a tour of Jakarta with Indonesian students and Japanese expatriates family. Total participants were 44 people.
Jakarta Communication Club is a language school, however, working hard bridging the two different cultures of Indonesia and Japan.
We could have a Sing Out Asia live performance in Jakarta with the help of JCC and Indonesian students.
Cross-Culture Taining was very popular. Started with skill of communication in the morning, we experienced "unknown culture" using RAFARA simulation games and other cross-curture simulation games.
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Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Thailand & Indonesia
In 2009 we visited Thailand and Indonesia. Cross-Culture Training was held at North of Thailand, Chaing Mai City. Participants were 35 people from Japan, Thailand, Vietum and Laos.
After Thailand Japanese students visited Jakarta, Indonesia. We had a tour of Jakarta with Indonesian students and Japanese expatriates family. Total participants were 44 people.
Jakarta Communication Club is a language school, however, working hard bridging the two different cultures of Indonesia and Japan.
We could have a Sing Out Asia live performance in Jakarta with the help of JCC and Indonesian students.
Cross-Culture Taining was very popular. Started with skill of communication in the morning, we experienced "unknown culture" using RAFARA simulation games and other cross-curture simulation games.
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Japan Visit 2008
August 8 to 18, 2008
We invited 4 students from The Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam to Japan from August 8 to 18.
We had Pond from Thailand (Chairman of the Student Union at Royal Thai Police Academy), Pipai from The Philippines (Athens University, Freshman). Le Huyen Anh (Hanoi University student who we met in March at Hanoi), and Mai (Thai student studying at Ritsumeikan University).
Pipai was one of the Philippines representatives to spoke at “High School World Speech Contest” held in London.
The trip to Japan included sight seeing of Tokyo, visiting Kamakura, Hakone and had a day session on “Power Of Leadership” training. This 10 days program of “Japan Visit 2008” has contributed to create great friendship among the youth of Asia.
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August 8 to 18, 2008
We invited 4 students from The Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam to Japan from August 8 to 18.
We had Pond from Thailand (Chairman of the Student Union at Royal Thai Police Academy), Pipai from The Philippines (Athens University, Freshman). Le Huyen Anh (Hanoi University student who we met in March at Hanoi), and Mai (Thai student studying at Ritsumeikan University).
Pipai was one of the Philippines representatives to spoke at “High School World Speech Contest” held in London.
The trip to Japan included sight seeing of Tokyo, visiting Kamakura, Hakone and had a day session on “Power Of Leadership” training. This 10 days program of “Japan Visit 2008” has contributed to create great friendship among the youth of Asia.
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March 2008
Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Thailand & Vietnam
Having 8 students from Japan, we visited Hanoi (Vietnam), Bangkok, North Thailand (Thailand), and Vientiane (Laos). Some students had extended their stay and visited Penang Island, Malaysia.
Cross Culture Training Camp & Tour is aimed to extend the interest of Japanese youth to Asia and also to create a long lasting friendship among the Asian youth. Students from “The University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Faculty of Japanese” (Vietnam-Hanoi) hosted us to visit Halon Bay, Tamcoc, Hoa Lu, Arcadia village. We also had several gatherings for cultural exchange.
We had 28 students from various Asian countries to join the 2 days “Cross Culture Leadership Camp” in North Thailand, Khon Kaen City. We started to learn about communication skill and play simulation game called “Baha Baha” which was invented in the US aimed to see “how people can adopt to other culture”.
28 students includes Vietnam Hanoi University (5), National University of Laos (4), National University of Cambodia (1), Graduate School Student from Bhutan (1), Chulalongkorn University (4), Thai Royal Police Academy (4), Japan Ritumeikan University Thai student (1), and Japanese Student (8).
After the Camp we spent some time in Vientiane the capital of Laos and at the beach of south Thailand.
Although, friendship between all the youth has grown through out the two days “Cross Culture Leadership Camp”, it was a big surprise to see the energy of joy and hope from all 28 participants even before the event started.
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Cross-Culture Training Camp & Tour in Thailand & Vietnam
Having 8 students from Japan, we visited Hanoi (Vietnam), Bangkok, North Thailand (Thailand), and Vientiane (Laos). Some students had extended their stay and visited Penang Island, Malaysia.
Cross Culture Training Camp & Tour is aimed to extend the interest of Japanese youth to Asia and also to create a long lasting friendship among the Asian youth. Students from “The University of Social Sciences and Humanities - Faculty of Japanese” (Vietnam-Hanoi) hosted us to visit Halon Bay, Tamcoc, Hoa Lu, Arcadia village. We also had several gatherings for cultural exchange.
We had 28 students from various Asian countries to join the 2 days “Cross Culture Leadership Camp” in North Thailand, Khon Kaen City. We started to learn about communication skill and play simulation game called “Baha Baha” which was invented in the US aimed to see “how people can adopt to other culture”.
28 students includes Vietnam Hanoi University (5), National University of Laos (4), National University of Cambodia (1), Graduate School Student from Bhutan (1), Chulalongkorn University (4), Thai Royal Police Academy (4), Japan Ritumeikan University Thai student (1), and Japanese Student (8).
After the Camp we spent some time in Vientiane the capital of Laos and at the beach of south Thailand.
Although, friendship between all the youth has grown through out the two days “Cross Culture Leadership Camp”, it was a big surprise to see the energy of joy and hope from all 28 participants even before the event started.
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March 2007
Cross-Culture Friendship Tour of Asia
The Philippines, Thailand and Cambodia
We have started "Friendship tour of Asia" 37 years ago. Today 11 of second generation of the first generation became university students. We wanted to give young 2nd generation to enjoy Asia and give them opportunity to enjoy long lasting friendship with young Asians. So we took 7 second generation university students, all freshmen, to the Philippines, Thailand and Cambodia. It was a joyful trip.
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