Japanese and American High School Students Recognized at Stanford’s 2024 Japan Day
2024/8/14
Dr. Gary Mukai, Director of SPICE, welcomes the participants
Consul General Osumi gives congratulatory remarks
On Monday, August 5, the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE) hosted its Japan Day to award 6 Japanese and 3 American high school students for their outstanding performance in the Stanford e-Japan Program and Reischauer Scholars Program, respectively.
Consul General Yo Osumi delivered congratulatory remarks commending the students on their inquisitive spirit to learn about each other’s cultures and encourage them to use what they learned to give back to their communities and society. The program students were presented with Awards of Honor, and were invited to give presentations about their experiences and the research they had done on a topic related to US-Japan relations.
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.
Consul General Yo Osumi delivered congratulatory remarks commending the students on their inquisitive spirit to learn about each other’s cultures and encourage them to use what they learned to give back to their communities and society. The program students were presented with Awards of Honor, and were invited to give presentations about their experiences and the research they had done on a topic related to US-Japan relations.
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.
Stanford e-Japan Program student presented with Award of Honor
Reischauer Scholars Program student delivers a presentation
Consul General Osumi chats with students
Group Photo
