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Medan, Indonesia
Head Office
Nakamura Study Japan
Jl. Veteran No.128, Kec. Medan Tim., Kota Medan,
+62 815-600-6060
Jakarta, Indonesia
Operational Office
Nakamura Study Japan
Jl. Quantum Raya,No.9 B, Curug Sangereng, Kec. Klp. Dua,
Gading Serpong, Kabupaten Tangerang, Banten 15810
+62 815-600-6060
Tokyo, Japan
Representative Office
Shibuya Dogenzaka Tokyu Building 2F-C
1-10-8 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, 1500043
katherine@nakamurastudyjapan.com
Tokyo is more than just a city—it’s a universe of its own. From futuristic towers to historic shrines, Tokyo is where tradition meets innovation.
Known as “the world’s busiest pedestrian crossing,” Shibuya is a must-see. Watch as hundreds of people cross the street from all directions in perfect harmony. Don't forget to visit the famous Hachiko statue nearby.
This is where you can experience Tokyo’s old soul. Visit Senso-ji, the oldest temple in Tokyo, and walk down Nakamise Street, lined with traditional snacks, souvenirs, and yukata shops.
At 634 meters, it’s the tallest structure in Japan. Go up for a panoramic view of the entire city—and even Mt. Fuji on clear days.
The epicenter of youth culture and fashion. Try colorful crepes, shop for kawaii accessories, and spot cosplay fans on weekends.
A futuristic man-made island with shopping malls, entertainment complexes, and the famous teamLab Borderless digital art museum.
Osaka is known for its food, humor, and warm, friendly people. If Tokyo is Japan’s brain, Osaka is its heart and stomach.
This riverside street is lit with neon signs and packed with food stalls. Try takoyaki (octopus balls), okonomiyaki(savory pancake), and take a photo in front of the Glico Man billboard.
One of Japan’s most famous historical landmarks. Surrounded by cherry trees, it's especially beautiful in spring. Inside, there's a museum about the history of feudal Japan.
Located in the Bay Area, USJ is a thrill for all ages. From Harry Potter to Minions, it’s a day of unforgettable rides and shows.
Known as “Osaka’s kitchen,” this market is a paradise for food lovers. You can find wagyu beef skewers, grilled seafood, fresh sushi, and traditional sweets.
An architectural marvel with a floating garden observatory. Head up at sunset for a breathtaking view of Osaka’s skyline.
Kyoto is the heart of traditional Japan. If you dream of seeing geisha, temples, and gardens—this is the place.
Walk through thousands of red torii gates that stretch through the forested hills. It’s one of Japan’s most iconic sights and open 24/7.
A tranquil escape from the city. Stroll through towering green bamboo stalks and visit the nearby Togetsukyo Bridge and monkey park.
A Zen temple covered in gold leaf, reflecting perfectly in the surrounding pond. It’s postcard-perfect in all seasons.
Explore Kyoto’s geisha district with preserved wooden streets, lantern-lit alleyways, and traditional teahouses. You may spot a maiko (apprentice geisha) walking to her appointment.
Built on a hillside, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers panoramic views of Kyoto. Don't miss the “love stones” in the Jishu Shrine for fun romantic fortune.
Each city offers its own charm: Tokyo for futuristic thrills, Osaka for food and fun, and Kyoto for cultural beauty. Whether you’re a student on a short-term study trip or someone preparing for long-term life in Japan, visiting these three cities will give you a well-rounded experience of what Japan is truly about.
At Nakamura Study Japan, we offer study trips and travel packages that include visits to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto—complete with school tours, cultural experiences, and expert guidance. Ready to explore?
