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In compliance with the recent Covid-19 directives from the government, please take note of the following updates.
Our school aims to resume back physical classes when the current pandemic situation settles down. This is for safety of our students with the abrupt rising cases in the recent days. And MOE strongly encourages classes to be conducted online .Physical classes may commence according to the start of the respective course’s new term from early December. Your teacher will keep you updated.
At Tomo, both our Physical and Online classes are highly interactive and conversational. In fact, there are plenty of chances for our students to practice their Japanese in class. We would like to encourage our students to join our online classes first and until we resume back lessons in physical classroom. We will mail the textbook to your doorsteps via tracking courier.
Our students’ safety is our school’s top priority and we also ensure to provide a quality education for our students. For more details, we will update our students nearer to date when there’s more information released by the government.
Stay safe!
Updated On: 19 October 2021
Japan Travel Recommendation
With good food, beautiful sceneries, rich culture, four wonderful seasons to enjoy, and of course, its highly-acclaimed established public transport network, travelling Japan on your own can be really enjoyable. You can get by easily with basic knowledge of the Japanese language; don't worry even if you don't know Japanese language at all because Japanese are generally helpful and friendly -- with body language and a smile, you'll be able to get help whenever you need.
In this section, we share with you travel advice and recommendation for usual sightseeing spots which travel agencies don't usually bring you to. Sometimes, even locals or Japanese themselves don't even know these gems. Feel free to drop us a note if you need more information and we'll try our best to answer them.
Japan is made up of 8 regions, which comprise 47 prefectures. The Legend lists the prefectures under each region.
THE 8 REGIONS OF JAPAN
Click on the region name to find out more
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