Ayusa by intrax

Learn or improve your Japanese
and make lifelong friends through an unforgettable
3 weeks in Japan.

Program Fee $4,300
Get $500 discount by December 25 th, 2024!
*The discount is applicable only to those who have paid the full amount. Participation can only be guaranteed if full payment has been received.
Deadline
April 01, 2025
* Sign-ups will close as soon as tour capacity has been reached.
Dates
June 21- July 12, 2025 (3 weeks)
Eligibility
15-19 years old at time of program
No Japanese language requirement
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Ayusa Summer Camp in Japan! June 21- July 12, 2025

Japanese language classes, volunteer activities, two-night homestay, visits to local Japanese high schools, sightseeing, amusement parks, and much more!

DISCOVER THE REAL JAPAN
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture through volunteer activities, meeting local Japanese people, and unique sightseeing opportunities.
IMPROVE YOUR JAPANESE
Learn Japanese or improve your language skills, not only with daily classes from experienced professional teachers but also through school visits and home stays.
EXPERIENCE THE RICH HERITAGE OF TOKYO
Whether it’s traditional areas like Asakusa or ultra-modern ones like Akihabara, Tokyo never fails to impress.

Cultural Immersion

What makes Ayusa so special? We pride ourselves in not only teaching you Japanese, but providing you with a complete cultural immersion experience. Through daily excursions, such as visiting the unique Tokyo districts of Akihabara and Nihonbashi, students will learn the cultural differences between your country and Japan.

However, anyone can provide tourist-like activities. Unlike other programs, Ayusa offers various opportunities to interact with local Japanese people. Volunteer at Japanese elementary schools, make friends at a Japanese high school, and visit real Japanese households. Just as Ayusa students from Japan have been able to fully experience America through personal interactions, we now provide you with the chance to do the same in Japan.

Summer Camp in Japan 2025

Enjoy cultural exchanges with Japanese locals through volunteer activities and high school visits, all while improving your Japanese.

1Volunteer

Gain valuable volunteering experience by teaching and planning activities for Japanese children. People that are interested in working in Japan in the future or who want a global volunteer experience can use this to their advantage.

2Japanese Class

Japanese teachers are all certified with many years of experience and classes have a student-to-teacher ratio of about 10:1.

3High school &
Home stay

Deepen your exchange experience by visiting a Japanese high school and a local home and making lifelong friends.

4Activities

Visit the unique Tokyo districts of Akihabara, take part in Japanese cooking and calligraphy lessons, see the Buddhist temple in Asakusa, the fashion district of Harajuku, and much more. Learn or improve your Japanese and make lifelong friends through an unforgettable three weeks in Japan.

5Excursion

You’ll visit the world-famous Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park located near the base of Mt. Fuji and known for its intense and thrilling roller coasters and haunted houses.

Housing

Housing is at National Olympic Memorial Youth Center located in Tokyo. Your dorm will be within walking distance from a train station. Laundry facilities are available.

Meals

Breakfast will be provided daily (with limited exceptions). Students are responsible for all other meals.

Program Fee

Dates

June 21 – July 12, 2025 (3 weeks)

Cost

$4,300

Fee includes: Housing, breakfast and some dinner, Japanese language classes, volunteer activity, high school visit, home stay, activities, local transportation, and 24-hour supervision.

Deadline

April 01, 2025

* Sign-ups will close as soon as tour capacity has been reached.

Sign up by April 01, 2025 and join us

Program Guidelines

Accommodations Dormitory
Academics Japanese language classes
Volunteer Local elementary school
Excursions Visits to Akihabara, Harajuku, Asaskusa and more, Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park, local high school visit, home stay, and more.

Optional Tour

Tokyo Special

4 nights and 5 days

Date July 12 – July 16, 2025
Note Return Home on July 16 from Haneda airport.

Each day will be spent in a different location, as shown below:

  • Kamakura / Enoshima: Kamakura is known for temples and the Great Buddha, while nearby Enoshima offers coastal views and Mount Fuji on clear days, blending history and nature for a perfect trip.
  • Akihabara: Akihabara is famous for its electronics stores and is a hub for anime, manga, and gaming culture. It’s a must-visit for fans of Japanese pop culture and cutting- edge tech.
  • Ikebukuro: Centered around Sunshine City, Ikebukuro is a bustling area with shopping, an aquarium, Sunshine 60, and the popular Pokémon Center. It’s a lively district for entertainment and dining in Tokyo.
  • Koedo: Koedo is known for Edo-period architecture, offering a glimpse into Japan's past. The town’s historic buildings and traditional atmosphere make it a favorite destination for cultural exploration.

Optional Tour Fee

Dates

July 12 – July 16, 2025 (4 nights and 5 days)

Return Home on July 16 from Haneda airport.

Cost

$800

Fee includes: Guided tour, housing, breakfast, local transportation.

Deadline

April 01, 2025

What Others Say

Kamryn

Kamryn

The US
The high school trip was the most fun for me. It was great meeting and talking with Japanese people my age. When you talk with adults and teachers, it usually ends up being the same topics, but with the high school students, the topics were diverse, and I could use more of my Japanese and make new friends.
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FOUAD

Saudi Arabia
The homestay was the best part. Since when you are staying with them, you get to be immersed into the culture and lifestyle. It is nice and you get to see how they live and all the different food they eat. It was a great experience.
Karina

Karina

Bulgaria
I could use and improve my Japanese by going outside, I went shopping a lot and in Japan they have so many things. So, when I was looking for something specific, I had to ask people and use what I learned and practice listening skills.

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