Tokyo PE Closes School Year with Student Visit from GG Kids International School
The oldest batch of students from GG Kids International School and their teachers pose at the Embassy lobby following their tour of the National Museum’s traveling exhibit on the pina-seda.
Tokyo, 4 April 2019. The Philippine Embassy in Tokyo closed the school year by welcoming 50 kindergarten students from GG Kids International School of Tokyo to the chancery.
During the visit, the students were given a short presentation by the Embassy cultural section on the Philippines, including its people, culture, flora and fauna. The children listened to a Filipino story on the legend of the pineapple and showed great interest on the National Museum of the Philippines’ traveling exhibit on the piña-seda.
For the past years, Tokyo PE has been collaborating with both public and private schools in Tokyo to provide kindergarten children and Japanese high school students with an opportunity to meet with Embassy officials and learn more about the Philippines.
In February of this year, Tokyo PE opened its doors to 50 high school students from Chofu Junior High School and Mita High School. The students asked about the country’s form of government and tourist destinations.
Last March, the Embassy engaged with 20 students from Oshi Junior High School and Kudan Secondary School. The students were eager to hear about the interests of Filipino high school students as well as their everyday schedule.
Left: Hand-made cards sent by visiting students to Tokyo PE as a sign of gratitude. Right: Students from Kudan Secondary School who visited the Embassy in March.
