Japanese and American High School Students Recognized at Stanford’s 2022 Japan Day
2022/8/10
Dr. Gary Mukai, Director of SPICE, welcomes the participants
Acting Consul General Kishimori gives congratulatory remarks
On Monday, August 8, the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) virtually hosted its Japan Day to award 6 Japanese and 3 American high school students for their outstanding performance in the Reischauer Scholars Program and Stanford e-Japan program respectively. Acting Consul General Kishimori delivered congratulatory remarks to the awardees and all participants who have completed the programs.
On Tuesday, August 9, SPICE also hosted its Japan Day for SPICE Regional Programs in Japan, recognizing two students each from Stanford’s e-Hiroshima, e-Kawasaki, e-Kobe, e-Oita, e-Tottori and e-Fukuoka programs. Acting Consul General Kishimori expressed congratulatory remarks to the awardees and all participants who have completed the programs.
Each of the above-mentioned programs is an online educational program run by SPICE for high school students to promote mutual cross-cultural understanding between Japan and the United States. Please refer to the respective links below for further information.
On Tuesday, August 9, SPICE also hosted its Japan Day for SPICE Regional Programs in Japan, recognizing two students each from Stanford’s e-Hiroshima, e-Kawasaki, e-Kobe, e-Oita, e-Tottori and e-Fukuoka programs. Acting Consul General Kishimori expressed congratulatory remarks to the awardees and all participants who have completed the programs.
Each of the above-mentioned programs is an online educational program run by SPICE for high school students to promote mutual cross-cultural understanding between Japan and the United States. Please refer to the respective links below for further information.
Ms. Naomi Funahashi of Reischauer Scholars Program with honorees
Ms. Waka Takahashi-Brown and Ms. Meiko Kotani of Stanford e-Japan with honorees
Mr. Rylan Sekiguchi of Stanford e-Hiroshima with honorees
Ms. Maiko Tamagawa Bacha of Stanford e-Kawasaki with honorees
Ms. Kasumi Yamashita of Stanford e-Oita and e-Fukuoka with honorees
Ms. Kasumi Yamashita of Stanford e-Oita and e-Fukuoka with honorees
Ms. Alison Harsch of Stanford e-Kobe with honorees
Mr. Jonas Edman of Stanford e-Tottori with honorees
