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JALSTA Japanese Language Mini Camp
by Japanese Language School Teachers Association (JALSTA)
Hands-on Japanese culture immersion
JALSTA Japanese Language Mini Camp is a camp by Japanese Language School Teachers Association (JALSTA). It is free to take part.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
Free
Duration
One day
Format
Individual
Time needed
Single-day event with multiple back-to-back activity sessions
About This Opportunity
The JALSTA Japanese Language Mini Camp is an annual one-day cultural and language immersion event organised by the Japanese Language Teachers' Association of India for school students learning Japanese. The camp gathers learners from multiple schools across the Delhi NCR region for a day of hands-on Japanese activities.
The programme features around twelve curated sessions designed to bring the Japanese language alive outside the classroom. Past editions have included Karuta card games, Yukata wearing, Shodo (calligraphy), Sado (tea ceremony), Origami, and Haiku composition workshops led by experienced practitioners.
The camp is hosted in collaboration with partners including the Japan Foundation New Delhi, Nihongo Partners, JICA, Japan Airlines, the Tea Ceremony Club New Delhi, and the Oritai Club Delhi. Dignitaries from these organisations regularly attend the closing sessions.
The event is open to school students who study Japanese as a third language at participating member schools of JALSTA. Participation is coordinated through the student's school rather than by direct individual registration.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Age Range
- - years
- Location
- Delhi
Prerequisites
- Currently learning Japanese as a school subject
Additional requirements
- Open to students from JALSTA member schools in the Delhi NCR region
Open to school students learning Japanese at JALSTA member schools in the Delhi NCR region. Participation is coordinated through the student's school.
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Academic Details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
Rewards & Recognition
Recognition
Recognition from Japan Foundation partners
Skills your child builds
How to apply
- 1Student's school coordinates participation with JALSTA
- 2School submits the list of participating Japanese language students
- 3Students attend the camp on the announced date at the host school
Camp details
Activities
- Karuta card games
- Yukata wearing experience
- Shodo (Japanese calligraphy)
- Sado (Japanese tea ceremony)
- Origami workshop
- Haiku composition workshop
Frequently asked questions
Is JALSTA Japanese Language Mini Camp free?
This opportunity is free to participate in.
Who can participate in JALSTA Japanese Language Mini Camp?
children aged undefined-undefined.
What will my child gain from JALSTA Japanese Language Mini Camp?
Twelve curated hands-on Japanese activity sessions in a single day. Direct exposure to Karuta, Yukata, Shodo, Sado, Origami and Haiku. Interaction with peers from multiple Delhi NCR schools learning Japanese. Sessions co-hosted with Japan Foundation, JICA, Japan Airlines and Nihongo Partners. Reinforces classroom Japanese learning through immersive cultural practice.
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