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  • English Camp 2026!

    Well, Higashikurume English Camp 2026 is a wrap! Over the past four years God’s blessed and grown Higashikurume English Camp. Four years ago we began English Camp summer of 2023 with 60 kids and now four years later 2026, registration filled up in less than a day, 140 kids attend and 40% of the kids…

  • 🇯🇵 Welcome to Japan!

    🇯🇵 Welcome to Japan!

    Hello Everyone!  I’m officially in Japan🇯🇵 and hit the ground running!  Don’t worry, I’m running mentally not physically. 😂 God graciously healed my Achilles to the point where I’m boot free and I’m blessed with the opportunity to get tons of PT in! In Japan it’s all about walking, biking, and public transportation so exercise…

  • What’s to come 2026 :

    What’s to come 2026 :

    English Camp 2026- Fruitopia! “But the Fruit of The Spirit is Love, Joy, Peace, Patients, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness and Self-control” (Galations 5:22-23). Learning about: Love, Joy, and Peace Renew Youth Conference 2026 1. Born To Know God 2. Born to Belong 3. Born [Again] To Stand Out 4. Born [Again] To Fight International Bento…

  • Sayuri

    Sayuri

    When it comes to Sayuri, we bonded over nerding out about food and being the “oldies” amongst the youngsters wherever we went. But age is just a world’s gauge. This chill gal has her own YouTube channel and I highly recommend checking it out and subscribing!  Her channel is centered around taking tourists and foreigners…

  • Shuk

    Shuk

    I experienced my first soccer game in Japan with my friend, and let me tell you — she’s hardcore! Honestly, everyone there was. The camaraderie and team spirit of the Yokohama fans completely blew my mind. Each side had a leader with a megaphone conducting chants and call-and-response songs throughout the entire match. The leader…

  • Nizza Share House

    Nizza Share House

    Boali and I met at the Share House in Niiza while sharing snacks in the study room! We enjoyed meals together, venturing to hidden farmer stands, going to English Connect, walking back to the house from the train station after a long day, and having business/formal Japanese 101.