Japan was chosen in a pilot project of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage division. Students could experience the Japanese culture through various activities such as experiential learning, workshops and visits. They could also learn how the Japanese respect for the natural world and lived in harmony with nature, and discover more about the approach to conserving historical and cultural heritage of Japan.
| Visit to Morinaga | ||
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| It’s fun to make dairy products with fresh milk! | ||
| Experiential Learning – Kimon | ||
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| Ogenki desu ka? (How are you?) Watashidachi Hong Kong kara kimashida (We are from Hong Kong) |
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| Kyoto's Kiyomizu Ceramics Workshop | ||
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| Our first ceramics class - learning the skills and making own ceramics. | ||
| Kyouyuzen Workshop | ||
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Our skills of painting are professional, aren’t they? |
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| The Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum | ||
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Whose design is original? |
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| Andou Tadao Architecture | ||
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Studies on Andou Tadao architecture design. |
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Arts Exhibition |
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| We all realised that the art of Japan is strongly influenced by nature. | ||
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| What a fruitful learning experience! | ||