Tanabata Event Held at Kyushu Language Education Institute - 九州言語教育学院
July 8th, 2026
July 8, 2026
To celebrate Tanabata on July 7, we held a Tanabata event at our school.
Students each wrote their wishes on colorful strips of paper, known as tanzaku, and hung them on bamboo branches. The wishes reflected each student’s hopes and aspirations, including improving their Japanese language skills, achieving their future goals, and wishing for the good health of their families. The school was filled with a warm and festive Tanabata atmosphere.
The event provided students with a valuable opportunity to experience and appreciate traditional Japanese culture while deepening交流 and friendships with one another.
We sincerely hope that all of our students’ wishes come true and that they will continue to enjoy a fulfilling and rewarding school life.
To celebrate Tanabata on July 7, we held a Tanabata event at our school.
Students each wrote their wishes on colorful strips of paper, known as tanzaku, and hung them on bamboo branches. The wishes reflected each student’s hopes and aspirations, including improving their Japanese language skills, achieving their future goals, and wishing for the good health of their families. The school was filled with a warm and festive Tanabata atmosphere.
The event provided students with a valuable opportunity to experience and appreciate traditional Japanese culture while deepening交流 and friendships with one another.
We sincerely hope that all of our students’ wishes come true and that they will continue to enjoy a fulfilling and rewarding school life.
