[Date & Time] Thursday, April 9 (Zazen, or Sitting in meditation, Visiting homes, and
KSGG members visiting the “Semester at Sea”)
Friday, April 10 (Visiting homes)
[KSGG Participants] 8 in Sitting in meditation, 4 in Inviting SAS Students to their homes and 12 in Visiting the “Semester at Sea”
The “Semester at Sea” left Virginia, U.S., in mid-January, with about 720 passengers on board: students, faculties, and dozens of other participants. Via ports in Spain, Morocco, South Africa, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Kobe, the ship arrived at Yokohama. The students, who had experienced and learned different cultures firsthand in many places of the world, were full of pep.
KSGG welcomed the students by offering the programs described below for them to understand Japan and its people by experiencing its life and culture.
KSGG members visiting the “Semester at Sea”)
Friday, April 10 (Visiting homes)
[KSGG Participants] 8 in Sitting in meditation, 4 in Inviting SAS Students to their homes and 12 in Visiting the “Semester at Sea”
The “Semester at Sea” left Virginia, U.S., in mid-January, with about 720 passengers on board: students, faculties, and dozens of other participants. Via ports in Spain, Morocco, South Africa, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Kobe, the ship arrived at Yokohama. The students, who had experienced and learned different cultures firsthand in many places of the world, were full of pep.
KSGG welcomed the students by offering the programs described below for them to understand Japan and its people by experiencing its life and culture.