Use the code SUPEREARLYBIRD to get an additional ¥30,000 off the final price of your trip if you pay your deposit before the end of October!
Experience two cultures in one trip! Study Japanese and Korean, explore traditions, and enjoy unforgettable adventures across both countries. Over four weeks – two in Japan and two in Korea – you’ll dive into the rich traditions and sights of these vibrant countries.
Start in Japan by dining with the locals at an Izakaya, join in on the fun at a traditional Matsuri festival, and explore the historic beauty of the seaside towns, Kamakura and Enoshima. Discover the one-of-a-kind, immersive art at TeamLab and participate in a Yukata tea ceremony, followed by a Furoshiki wrapping lesson. Lastly, master the traditional dyeing technique Shibori, before heading to Korea. In Korea, enjoy a sizzling Korean BBQ and sing your heart out at Noraebang. Step back in time at Gyeongbok Palace, dressed in a Hanbok, and learn the art of Taekwondo. Cool off at Caribbean Bay Water Park, become your own personal chef by joining a Bulgogi cooking class, and take in stunning views from N-Seoul Tower.
The Japan & Korea study trip offers a unique glimpse into the cultural richness, culinary delights, and traditional activities across two incredible countries — perfect for anyone with an explorer’s heart. Experience the best of both worlds — two countries, two cultures, and two languages — all in this unforgettable trip!
Japan: 3rd of August – 16th of August
Korea: 16th of August – 30th of August
Reserve now by paying the application fee:
You will be redirected to Go! Go! Nihon to complete your booking.
What’s included?
Korean & Japanese lessons
Cultural activities
Accommodation
Trip coordinator
Friendly tour guides
Airport pickup in Korea
IC Card & SIM (Korea)
Lessons are at Yu International Cultural Academy. You’ll get great teachers and a friendly environment, perfect combination for a wonderful learning experience.
Attend the SBS MTV The SHOW music broadcast live! During the 90 minute broadcast, you can see your favorite K-pop groups perform right in front of you!
Caribbean Bay is the biggest water park in the world! Enjoy all their fun attractions during the hot summer. Transportation is provided.
No trip to Japan is complete without a trip to a traditional Izakaya for an after-school drink. Bond with your fellow travellers over a drink and some delicious food.
Translated as 'fire meat', this delicious staple of Korean cuisine is not as hard as you think to make. Join us to learn how to make it yourself and impress your friends back home with your new skills.
Nothing is better than tasting Korean BBQ in the country it comes from! Make various Ssam, parcels of wrapped leafy vegetables with different fresh ingredients along with grilled meat.
You’ve probably heard of tie-dyeing, a technique dating back to the 8th century. In Japan, people have long used various methods of binding, stitching, and folding cloth, traditionally dyeing it with blue indigo to create beautiful patterns. This is a great opportunity to design your own piece to take home as a gift or a keepsake from your time in Japan.
Take a trip to downtown Seoul and visit Korea's famous Gyeongbok Royal Palace. Over 600 years old and the largest of the Five Grand Palaces, it's a spectacular sight and a great chance to absorb the history of Korea. We'll give you the chance to dress up in a traditional Hanbok.
Take a trip out of Tokyo down to Kamakura to see the iconic Daibutsu and wander around the island of Enoshima. You might even get a glimpse of Fuji in the distance.
Watch in wonder as these great Taekwondo practitioners take each other on. Do you think you've got what it takes? Then you'll get a chance to try it for yourself and learn from the masters.
Japan sure knows how to do festivals and no trip is complete without attending a matsuri. Parades, crowds and food are all in abundance and most of all, they’re great fun.
Called Najeonchilgi (나전칠기) in Korean, it's a beautiful, traditional, and highly skilled handicraft. Learn the history and meaning of this art while making your very own!
Ride the cable car up to N Seoul Tower and explore this island in the sky. It has got restaurants, observation decks, and cool shops. It's a sight to behold lit up at night.
Sing your heart out with your new friends. Try Noraebang, the Korean version of karaoke for yourself!
Join us for an afternoon of Japanese culture in a traditional setting. Dress in a Yukata, learn to serve and enjoy green matcha tea with a Japanese sweet (Wagashi), and discover the elegant art of furoshiki wrapping for gifts or lunch.
Immerse yourself in the interactive art displays of a TeamLab exhibit where technology, art, and science merge to create a truly unique experience.
Visit a Korean folk village with us and travel back in time to understand traditional Korean culture and learn about the Joseon period.
*Please note this is a sample weekly plan; your final schedule will be confirmed by your trip coordinator.
– 2 people: 10,000 JPY off per person
– 3 people: 15,000 JPY off per person
– 4 people: 20,000 JPY off per person
*For groups of 5 or more please contact us for more details
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Step 1: Choose a trip! (Of course we’ll help you with any questions you have) Book your spot by choosing your options and paying the application fee. Once you’ve completed this step, your spot will be secured!
Step 2: Nearly there! Next, you’ll have to pay the remaining fees. Don’t worry as long as it’s by the deadline for your chosen course, you’re good! We’ll also ask for some extra information. Then we can do the work behind the scenes and get everything booked!
Step 3: Finally, there’s just one last thing…..Your flights! Once the deadline has closed, get those flights locked in and you’ll be at your destination in no time! That’s it! You’re done! Now you just have to pack (we can always help with some seasonal suggestions), fly and the most important thing is to have fun!
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While the average age varies from trip to trip, most of our participants are between 18-35 years old.
However, did you know that we have courses specifically designed for young people that are 14-17 years old? Click here to find out more!