Experience Japanese culture, explore iconic cities, and build friendships that cross borders — a journey of discovery guided by EduAbroad.
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With deep Japanese roots and over 20 years organizing student programs, EduAbroad has brought hundreds of students to Japan. Our bilingual staff coordinate every detail — local guides, experienced chaperones, cultural activities, and our signature day of immersion in a local Japanese school — so your group can focus on the journey while we handle safety and logistics.
Get in Touch →From ancient temples to neon-lit streets, your students explore both old and new Japan — then live it firsthand alongside local friends.
Japan's electric capital, where neon districts and towering skylines share the streets with centuries-old temples. This is the trip at full volume — technology, pop culture, and big-city energy.
Japan's ancient capital — a city of temples, gardens, and quiet lanes where tradition is part of everyday life. Here the journey slows down and steps back a thousand years.
Spring trips coincide with sakura season — thousands of cherry trees in full bloom across parks, temples, and riversides.
Try calligraphy, learn everyday language and manners, and step into neighborhoods that feel worlds apart from home.
Authentic ramen shops, conveyor-belt sushi, lively street-food markets, and traditional multi-course meals.
Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios Japan — world-class rides, shows, and a guaranteed group favorite.
This is what sets EduAbroad apart. Students spend a full day inside a Japanese school — attending real classes, eating lunch with local students, and living everyday school life firsthand.
It's not a tour or a staged demonstration. Each student is paired with a Japanese buddy who guides them through the day, shares their world, and often becomes a lasting friend across cultures. This is where the real exchange happens.
Every trip is tailored to your group, but here's what a typical EduAbroad Japan program covers.
Moments from past EduAbroad Japan trips.
