Japan has compulsory education up to the 9th grade. High School (10-12) is semi private or private. 
"Understanding" diversity as a source of unity and creativity through participation in Japan America Society of Oklahoma City and trips to Japan sponsored by Wings of Rotary (Casady Students) UNESCO-Fulbright(Clydia), Japan Memorial Fund Fulbright(Carmen), and Japan Foundation(Gigi)
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- Arigato, What an inspiring experience!
- It took a whole team to take care of every detail
- The Kokoro of the JFMF Tokyo Office
- Follow-on Project Progress Report
- Last minutes in Tokyo: Sayonara Tokyo Charm
- "Hasta la Vista" to the Tokyo Prince Hotel Staff a...
- A last minute walk : A beautiful waterfall
- Last minute memories: A peaceful fall afternoon
- Last minutes to look around
- The Yanagawa group presentation
- I am a winner! A Pen Pal Project with a school in...
- Going around town
- The National Museum
- Service-Learners at work!
- A big surprise
- A noodle soup machine
- I agree with June, noodle soup is OISHI!
- Flying back to Tokyo
- Loved misso soup and sticky rice for breakfast
- People told me that the egg over the rice was great!
- I can not describe the feeling!
- Interesting tasting and looking!
- Salad for breakfast? YES!
- Our last breakfast in Yanagawa: Our request: Jap...
- A familiar look and taste
- The beef was the best in the world!
- Well, I do not know about this!
- So far so good, What is the next course?
- This fish looked and tasted interesting
- well, I need to try everything at least once!
- I saw something moving!
- Sashimi
- What surprises are left to enjoy?
- Care to guess?
- Our last meal as a group
- Process of the Spring Festival Crafts
- Spring Festival Crafts from Yanagawa
- Last pictures as a group
- The gardens at our hotel
- One of the hotel rooms prepares for a reception
- Kabuki Masks
- Spring Festival at Yanagawa
- Kabuki
- Ancient way of transportation
- Wonderful silks
- The Samurai Museum next to the Ryokan Hotel
- My room at the Ryokan Hotel
- My room at the Ryokan Hotel
- Sake tasting
- Sake Brewery Tour
- Thank you gifts to our translator and guide
- The Vegetarian Choice
- The meal
- High Expectations
- Eel Reastaurant on the road
- Our daily transportation
- Discussion with PTO
- Leaving our hotel: Monday December 5
- The grandfather wearing his USA cup
- America the Beautiful in the background
- Judy and her Japanese Family!
- A great cup of apple organic tea
- Tea Time before returning to the hotel
- Sunday Practice
- My host father's table tennis team
- How many plates?
- Very healthy eating!
- Looks interesting!
- What a lovely couple! I was very lucky!
- My favorite, Ebby
- Take What You Want, Please!
- Lunch at a sushi place
- Local Poet's Memorial
- The grandfather's garden
- Breakfast and presents time
- She made it look so easy!
- Sakura teaches me how to make Origami cranes
- The kitchen
- Our beds
- Our bedroom
- A great meal under the watchful eye of our chef: T...
- Father and son happy because both liked meat and...
- Delicious Meal
- Getting ready for dinner
- We had a great time drinking the special Tea Cerem...
- Home made Tea Ceremony
- Grocery Shopping- The same in any language
- Ice Cream a reward in any language
- Tea for Mari Leslie
- My host grandmother
- Judy and I with our host family rice fields in bac...
- Kokoro and Sakura at a Shrine in back of their house
- Kokoro, Sakura (Cherry Blossom) and I playing
- Pizza on Orient Express China and Wedgewood tea set
- Lunch at my host family's home
- Here is my home in Yanagawa
- Kokoro (Heart) greets Stanley in her home
- The grandparents family portray
- The Grandparents Wedding Picture
- The family portray
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