Ehime AJET Scholarship 2017
The Ehime AJET Scholarship Committee opened applications for the 2017 Scholarship on 28th November 2016. Any high school student in to prefecture is eligible to apply, and we rely on the help […]
Big Mistake, but a Lucky Break
Big Mistake, but a Lucky Break Laura Beardslee Canyoning is difficult. Don’t let anyone fool you: you will not emerge unscathed. Now, that’s a rather dramatic way of saying you’ll […]
Mikans and Money: The Ehime AJET Scholarship
Mikans and Money: The Ehime AJET Scholarship Anna Tattersall I feel I am very lucky to come from the UK. I have always taken for granted how close I am […]
365 Days in Japan
365 Days in Japan Bronwyn O’Neill One of my last memories of England before coming to Japan was sitting quietly with my parents, eating poached eggs at an airport cafe […]
Ehime Guidebook 2016
Hello JETs new and old. The current guidebook on the front page has been outdated for a while, so now we present to you the new guidebook. We hope it […]
The Mikan — Pirates, Monks, and Inakamono: Ehime in Contemporary Media
Pirates, Monks, and Inakamono: Ehime in Contemporary Media John Wheeler Tokyo is the center of Japan’s media industry, the place where a majority of production and marketing happens. The capital’s […]
Anime and Manga Update
Anime and Manga Update Leiso Edwards I’m a big fan of anime and manga and, if you let me, I would never shut up about it. However, it’s sometimes better […]
Tell Me About the Rabbits
Tell Me About the Rabbits Anna Sheffer From fox villages to cat cafes, Japan has a reputation for animal tourism. And one of the most unique examples is Okunoshima — […]
Never Give Up: the Japanese community theatre experience
By Rowan Carmichael Musical theatre isn’t easy. You have to be able to sing, dance and act, as well as give the commitment that any performance requires. To do a […]