Kansai Visitation September 1, 2016

Aiea High School welcomed Kansai Daigaku High School students and teachers from Osaka, Japan. Students from our Japanese 3, 4, and AP classes spent the day with the students taking them around and touring the school with them. Everyone had a great time bonding and making new friends. We can't wait to see them again next year! 

Students from Kansai Daigaku High School


Omiyage exchange between the vice principal of Kansai
and our own VP, Devin Oshiro & VP, Michael Jose




AHS and Kansai students bonding and interacting

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