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In the fnal days of II, Japan was the target of the world’s frst atomic weapons. The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki—along with decades of militarization and imperialism— have shaped Japan’s future and its shift from military to technological might. Immerse yourself in a country devoted to rewriting its legacy as one of the world’s leaders in international peacekeeping and technological innovation while exploring the imperialistic roots that led to these changes in national identity.

EVERYTHING YOU GET:

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Sightseeing: 2 sightseeing tours led by expert, licensed local guides (3 with extension) Atomic Dome in Hiroshima

Entrances: Shrine; Yushukan Military ; Shitamachi Cultural Museum; Yokohama Cup Noodle Museum; Hikawa Maru; Hiroshima Peace Park and Museum; Museum; ; with extension: ; Port

weShare: Our personalized learning experience engages students before, during, and after tour, with the option to create a final, reflective project for academic credit.

All of the details are covered: Round-trip flights on major carriers; comfortable motorcoach; bullet train; 7 overnight stays in hotels with private bathrooms (11 with extension); breakfast and dinner daily

Traditional bento dinner while traveling Anyone can see the world. YOU’RE GOING TO EXPERIENCE IT. Tokyo (3 or 4) Yokohama Hiroshima (3) As you can see, your EF tour includes visits to the places you’ve Osaka (1) learned about in school. That’s a given. But it’s so much more than that. Immersing yourself in new cultures—surrounded by the people, the language, the food, the way of life—creates Nagasaki (2) inspirational moments that can’t be listed in an itinerary. They can only be experienced. This tour may be reversed

And the experience begins long before you get your passport stamped and meet your Tour Director in your arrival . It begins the moment you decide to go. Whether it’s connecting with other travelers on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, or delving deeper into your destinations with our personalized learning experience, weShare, the excitement will hit you long before you pack your suitcase.

When your group arrives abroad, everything is taken care of so you can relax and enjoy the experience. Your full-time Tour Director is with your group around the clock, handling local transportation, hotels, and meals while also providing their own insight into the local history and culture. Expert local guides will lead your group on sightseeing tours, providing detailed views on history, art, architecture, or anything you may have a question about. Learn from your Tour Director When your journey is over and you’re unpacking your suitcase and expert local guides at home, you’ll realize the benefits of your life-changing experience do not end. They have just begun.

@EFtours I attribute my college semester abroad to the love for travel I discovered on an EF Tour in high school #traveltuesday – MELISSA, TRAVELER

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Day 1: Fly overnight to Tokyo Day 8: Osaka This was an amazing trip! – Travel to Osaka via bullet train. Day 2: Tokyo I highly recommend it to – Visit Osaka Castle, a fully-restored castle – Meet your Tour Director at the airport in Tokyo, everyone! We saw and constructed in 1597. city of contrasts. experienced so many things. – Enjoy an Osaka river cruise. Day 3: Tokyo – Time to see more of Osaka or Japan is a beautiful country – Take an expert-led tour of Tokyo: Imperial learn to play a taiko drum. with very welcoming people. Palace Plaza; Meiji Shrine; Harajuku. Looking forward to my next Day 9: Depart for home – Enjoy free time for lunch in Harajuku. EF Tour! – Visit Yushukan Museum, the most famous – JENNIFER, GROUP LEADER Japanese military museum. 3-DAY TOUR EXTENSION – Visit Yasukuni Shrine, a controversial Day 9: Nagasaki Via Facebook shrine that commemorates those who have – Fly to Nagasaki. died in service of the Emperor of Japan in the – Visit the and Museum. modern era. – Refect on your travels and learn how to fold This was the best trip I have Day 4: Tokyo a paper crane. – Visit the Shitamachi Museum to see examples ever been on. Japan was Day 10: Nagasaki absolutely beautiful and of daily life in the early 1900s. – Tour Nagasaki with an expert local guide. so very clean. The dining – Enjoy free time to explore Tokyo or – Visit Glover Garden, a Western-themed participate in a traditional tea ceremony. garden and estate built for a merchant that experiences were fascinating and something I would like to Day 5: Yokohama | Hiroshima helped modernize Japan’s industries. – Travel to Yokohama. – Visit Dejima, a complete reproduction of the dive into again. Although if you – Visit the Yokohama Cup Noodle Museum. Tokugawa-era Port Nagasaki, the only harbor like sushi, then the food is way – Tour with your Tour Director. foreign ships were allowed to enter until the better than what I thought. – Visit the Hikawa Maru, an turned mid-1800s. The shopping in and World War II hospital ship that is now Day 11: Tokyo Tokyo were fantastic (I wish a museum. – Fly to Tokyo. I took more money with me). – A perfect example of post-war Japanese – Participate in a calligraphy activity. Everything in Japan is just so... innovation, board the bullet train and travel – Explore the district of Tokyo. so...efficient! to Hiroshima. – Savor a bento dinner, the classic traveling food Day 12: Depart for home – SAMANTHA, TRAVELER of Japan. Tour review

Day 6: Hiroshima – Tour Hiroshima with an expert local guide. – Visit Hiroshima Peace Park and Memorial Museum for a solemn refection on the events that ultimately ended World War II. – Visit Miyajima Park and Shrine, a Shinto shrine dedicated to the three daughters of the god of seas and storms. Day 7: Hiroshima – Visit the Mazda Museum. – Enjoy free time in Hiroshima. – Try traditional Hiroshima food.

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Optionals and excursions My daughter has gained such an amazing view of the world and history from this experience. She has not stopped talking since I picked her up at the airport. Thank The easiest ways to you for all the organization, helpful hints, flexible payment plan, and knowledgeable ENROLL TODAY tour guides. –CHARLOTTE, PARENT OF TRAVELER

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For over 50 years EF has been working toward one global mission: Opening the World Through Education. Your teacher has partnered with EF because of our unmatched worldwide presence, our focus on affordability, and our commitment to providing experiences that teach critical thinking, problem solving, , and global competence. What’s more: Enroll by phone 800-665-5364 – We always offer the lowest prices, guaranteed so more students can travel.

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– All of our educational tours feature experiential learning activities and visits to the best sites.

– We’re completely committed to your safety. Enroll by mail We have more than 600 schools and offices in EF Educational Tours over 50 countries around the world, so local EF Two Education Circle staff members can react quickly and in person Cambridge, MA 02141 wherever you travel.

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