Tokyo International Culture Week (TICW)
- One weeks / Onsite
- $2,000
- Intakes: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
What is TICW?
Tokyo International Culture Week (TICW) invites students from overseas partner universities around the world to promote cultural, social, and economic exchanges among students within the network.
Why Tokyo International Culture Week
Discover Japan like never before with Tokyo International Culture Week (TICW) — an unforgettable 7-day journey designed for students and young professionals who are ready to broaden their horizons and connect with the world.
For just 2,000USD, enjoy a fully inclusive experience covering return airfare, domestic transportation, comfortable accommodation, delicious meals, and all activity tickets. Located in an area with easy access from Tokyo, TICW combines the excitement of cultural exploration with the convenience of a well-planned itinerary.
Your 7-Day Journey Includes
- Company & School Visits – Step inside leading Japanese companies and educational institutions to see innovation and learning in action.
- Cultural Experiences & Sightseeing – Immerse yourself in Japan’s traditions, arts, and vibrant modern culture.
- Student Conference – Share ideas, debate global issues, and collaborate with peers on assigned themes or topics that inspire you.
Why Join TICW?
- Visa Sponsorship – Available for eligible participants.
- Career Opportunities – Access internships or full-time employment with local companies.
- Free Visa Consultation – Guidance for study or work in Japan.
- Authentic Cultural Exchange – Build connections with Japanese companies, schools, and universities.
Whether you’re aiming to boost your career, expand your academic network, or experience the heart of Japan, TICW offers the perfect balance of learning, opportunity, and adventure.
Learn. Connect. Experience Japan.
Upcoming Program: November 22~29, 2025
Deadline: October 9th, 2025
Day | Location | Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
Day 1 Arrival & Orientation | Gifu City | Arrive in Tokyo and take a JR train to Gifu City. | Orientation and welcome meet-up. | Walk around Gifu Park |
Day 2 Traditional Craft & School Exchange | Mino City/Gifu | Visit Mino Washi Museum for a handmade paper workshop. | Exchange visit at a local high school. | Group reflection |
Day 3 Manufacturing Tour: Gifu Metalworking | Seki City/Gifu | Tour the Nabeya Bi-tech Kaisha plant for a metalworking overview. | Visit Gifu Seiki Kogyo, a mold and die manufacturer. | Optional viewing of Nagara River Assigned topic: discussion |
Day 4 Yamanashi: Fruit Harvest & School Interaction | Kōfu, Yamanashi | Travel to Kōfu and participate in a workshop at a fruit farm. | Exchange event with local students at a high school or university. | Local dinner with participating Japanese students. |
Day 5 Mountain Sightseeing & Free day | Yamanashi | Visit Lake Yamanakako or Kawaguchiko for a nature walk near Mt. Fuji. | Free time. | Free time. Topic discussion and personal reflection on trip preparation. |
Day 6 Conference & Presentation | Yamanashi | Topic Presentation & Short speech | Free time (optional: Free visa consultation for full-time employment and study in Japan) | Farewell party. |
Day 7 Asakusa Trip & Departure | Tokyo | Return to Tokyo via JR. | Optional short tour in Asakusa | Depart. |
Deadline: October 9th, 2025
Contact us
101-0048 Tokyo, Chiyoda, Kandatsukasamachi 2-7-6 Suzuki Bldg. 4F