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Bullying.
It’s the subject of many classic Hollywood movies ( The Karate Kid , anyone?), and a timely topic in Japan. But unlike the forms of bullying you’ll read about on the front page of a newspaper or see on the big screen, it is more often than not much more covert. In Japanese culture, specifically, bullying can be more difficult to pinpoint. Which, in turn, makes it harder for parents who want to help their children.
To get a better understanding of what...
Have you ever experienced a moment of unspoken understanding with someone, where you just "knew" what they were thinking or feeling? In Japan, this concept is known as ishin-denshin (以心伝心), a form of nonverbal communication that relies on intuition, empathy, and shared context.
Understanding Ishin-DenshinIshin-denshin, often translated as "telepathy" or "heart-to-heart communication," is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture. It emphasizes anticipating the needs and intentions of others without explicit verbalization. This can create a sense of harmony and connection, but it can...
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Choosing the right educational approach for your child is a significant decision. Different teaching methods offer unique philosophies and learning environments that cater to various needs and learning styles. This article explores some of the most popular teaching methods, including Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and Waldorf, to help you find the best fit for your child in Tokyo.
Montessori EducationThe Montessori Method emphasizes self-directed learning, hands-on activities, and a prepared environment that fosters independence and exploration. Children are encouraged to learn at...