Spend 5 million VND to be a student for a day in Japan

For 30,000 yen (nearly 5 million VND), visitors will experience a day as a high school student in Japan. The service provided by Undokaiya is aimed at foreign visitors interested in Japanese school culture.

The location where the tourists are taken is a disused high school located in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. Each classroom will have up to 30 tourists pretending to be high school students.

Visitors will be dressed in uniforms designed in the familiar style of Japanese high school students. Afterwards, visitors will experience a variety of lessons, including Japanese language lessons, calligraphy lessons, physical education lessons ...

These special "students" are also instructed in quick response skills in emergency situations, dressed in traditional Japanese costumes, learn how to use katana swords and practice some traditional Japanese dances.

After lunch, the tourists continued to attend classes on Japanese culture and history. Finally, they put on their gym uniforms to attend physical education class.

Before ending a day of role-playing as students in Japan, visitors will clean up the classroom together. This is a typical cultural feature in Japanese schools, when students will perform cleaning duties together after the end of a school day.

This is to help students gain cleaning skills, teamwork skills and a sense of responsibility to the group.

Upon completion of the classroom cleaning, visitors will receive a “diploma”. Since the “one-day student” service was launched, Undokaiya said it has received a lot of attention and attracted a large number of visitors. This model is expected to contribute to increasing the attractiveness of local tourism .