JAPAN HOMESTAY
Homestay Schedule for Japan

Japan Homestay 2010    Date  Duration Package Fee  Venue  Closing  Status   31 Jul - 7 Aug 14 - 22 Aug 10 - 18 Dec 9 days Send us email to request Hokkaido   Okinawa   Tokyo 15 May 22 May 27 Sep CLOSED CLOSED OPEN

Program Requirement    Who can apply Group Individual Family Program Objective Assignment Attendance  Malaysian and Singaporean  Minimum 10 delegates per trip (above schedule)  Available upon 6 weeks advance request (own schedule)  Available upon request (max. 4 people in one family)  Homestay  Cultural Exchange  Submit an essay about your Japan Homestay  Orientation + Homestay + Post Gathering

What is included?     Return economic air ticket KLIA > Japan >  KLIA with tax Accomodation for 8 to 14 days by Korean host family  Meals provided by host family Travel Insurance in Japan Host family placement and administration fee Orientation and intensive Japanene lesson Japanese Phrase Travel Handbook and etc.

Japan Homestay

We provide students/visitors to Japan with a memorable homestay experience wherethey are placed with a Japanese host family.

We offer homestay placement in all part of Japan. The host families are carefully selected by our International homestay organisation because of their kind and caring personalities, and their genuine desire to open their homes and share their families’ lives and customs with their student/visitor. They will help make the adjustment to Japanese culture much easier. A homestay family will provide you with a safe, clean and caring atmosphere during your stay. Your Homestay family will help you adjust to your exciting new lifestyle in Japan. Students and visitors that live with a Japanese family find that their Japanese improves dramatically through conversation and daily involvement with their families activities.

Welcome to Japan 

Japan has 47 prefectures. On the basis of geographical and historical background, these prefectures can be divided into nine regions: Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kinki, Chugoku, Shikoku, Kyushu, and Okinawa.

Each region has its own dialect, customs, and unique traditional culture. For example, the Kanto region, which includes Tokyo, and the Kansai region, which includes Osaka, offer striking contrasts in everything from the taste of food to the style of traditional performing arts, and people have fun comparing them.

Japan has a total population of 127 million. This is the tenth highest population in the world. Since the population is high compared with the country's land area, the population density is high at 342 persons per square kilometer. This figure is much higher than the United States (29) and France (107) but about the same as Belgium (333).

Mountainous areas account for more than 70% of Japan's land, so major cities are concentrated in the plains that account for less than 30% of the land. Cities with a population exceeding one million are Sapporo in Hokkaido; Sendai in the Tohoku region; Kawasaki, Saitama, Tokyo, and Yokohama in the Kanto region; Nagoya in the Chubu region; Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe in the Kinki region; Hiroshima in the Chugoku region; and Fukuoka in Kyushu. The capital city Tokyo, needless to say, is the hub of Japan. Other major cities fulfill roles as the political, economic, and cultural hubs of their respective regions.

International travelers come to Japan for a variety of reasons. Many visitors desire to study Japanese or other educational programs and learn about Japanese unique culture. Whatever your reason for choosing to visit Japan, We will do our best to help make your stay as memorable and enjoyable as possible.

Also read: Japan Etiquette and Homestay Lifestyle