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Communication, Film Studies in Tokyo, Japan

by: Santa Barbara City College

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The Summer program in Japan allows students to learn the concepts and principles of Interpersonal Communication as they experience the old and new as well as the urban and rural Japan by visiting key architectural and cultural sites in the Tokyo area. Students gain an appreciation of its historical, cultural, and linguistic diversity and learn how Japanese people view their society and identity. I...

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Program Highlights

Experience Japanese lifestyle by living in Tokyo.

Discover the beauty of Japan on walking tours.

Learn about Japanese cuisine on traditional Japanese cooking classes and tea ceremony.

Expand your mind with zen meditations at a local temple.

Work with instructors who are intimately familiar with Japan.

Quick Details

Locations
  • Tokyo, Japan
Availability
Year(s) Offered2025, 2024Terms Available:
  • Summer
Cost Per Week$600-900
Age Requirement:Varies
Types & Subjects:
  • Communications
  • Film
Guidelines:
  • All Nationalities
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Recognitions

IIESanta Barbara RecognitionState of CaliforniaGilman Scholarship Greatest GrowthTop Producer

Program Details

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Locations

  • Tokyo, Japan

Types & Subjects

  • Communications
  • Film

Availability

Years Offered: 2025, 2024

Terms Available:
  • Summer

Age Requirement

Age Requirement Varies

Guidelines

  • All Nationalities

Cost per week

$600-900

Program Cost Includes

  • Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
  • Some Program Activity Costs
  • Wifi Costs
  • Some Meals / Partial Meal Plan

Accommodation Options

  • Group living

Qualifications & Experience

Any/All Education Levels Accepted

Application Procedures

  • In-Person Interview when Feasible
  • Phone/Video Interview
  • Letters of Reference
  • Disciplinary Clearance Form

Interviews

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Alana Sanchez

Participated in 2024

Alumni

Ever since I was little, I knew I wanted to travel. Both of my parents traveled as a part of their jobs. I had always heard stories and seen photos of their journeys and immediately knew that’s what I needed to do once I grew older. Once the opportunity arose, I made sure to take it for myself because I believe that the world is our classroom. Exploring and experiencing what is beyond reach is one of the most important things that we can do for ourselves and for each other.

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