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Life in Kochi

Life in Kochi

A student-written journal about Kochi Prefecture, Japan

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A Window to Urban Culture: Kinema M

Along the small fashionable cobbled street next to in downtown Kochi, a small photogenic movie theatre stands. The entrance with…

Works Mirai Kochi : Creating an Ideal Workplace

There is a beautiful cafe of Japanese style in Obiyamachi shopping street called “Tosa-cha café.” It is famous for providing…

S.K.I.P. Educating Kochi about Fair Trade Since 2007

Six students are listening to a story about Fair Trade from staff as having chocolate and coffee. It is a…

Kochi University

The “Manga Kingdom” of Kochi!

All across Japan, about 1,500 high school students are making their pens fly across the page in order to qualify…

Art, Kochi City

Shikoku Henro Pilgrimage: A Spiritual Journey to Chikurin-ji Temple

A visitor from outside of Japan is walking along the mountain path to the temple, Chikurin-ji in Kochi. He is…

Godaisan, Henro, Temples

Agricultural Cooperatives: Not for All Farmers

Vivid red mangoes full of Kochi’s sun’s essence are packed by Murata Seikou, owner of Murata Farm. He then puts…

Agriculture, Local Produce

Yosakoi Festival in Kochi: An Unforgettable Experience for Exchange Student Julia Olsson from Sweden

The tall, beautiful red-haired exchange student, Julia Olsson from Sweden, is practicing the dance movements enthusiastically, sometimes laughing out loud…

Festivals, Kochi University, Yosakoi

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