English Camps for Kids

 

Who this is for

English Camps for Kids are designed for families living in Japan whose children are comfortable with English.
These programs are especially suitable for:

• Children from international or bilingual backgrounds

• Kids who previously attended international or immersion preschools

• Families who want to maintain and grow English through real experiences, not classroom drills

Our camps focus on communication, confidence, and connection, using English naturally while children explore food, farming, nature, and daily life in the countryside.

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Day Camps

Our Day Camps offer short, immersive experiences that fit easily into family schedules.

Children participate in:

• Hands-on farm and nature activities

• Cooking and food-related projects

• Outdoor play, exploration, and teamwork

• Natural English use through shared tasks and conversation

Day Camps are a good fit for international or mixed-background families living in Japan who would like a relaxed introduction to farm-based English immersion.

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Overnight Camps

Overnight Camps provide deeper immersion and a stronger sense of independence.

In addition to daytime activities, children experience:

• Nighttime activities such as campfires, fireworks, night hike, etc.

• Bedtime stories and reflection time

• Staying overnight in a safe, supportive environment with friends old and new

• Extended English interaction in everyday situations

These camps are best suited for children who are ready for a longer, more immersive experience and enjoy spending time away from home in a small-group setting.

 

How these camps differ from Kyoto Countryside Tours

English Camps for Kids are not tourism programs.

• English Camps for Kids are:

  • Education-focused

  • Designed for children living in Japan

  • Small-group, relationship-based

  • Centered on learning, growth, and continuity

• Kyoto Countryside Tours are:

  • Short-term experiences for visitors to Japan

  • Designed for adults, families, or mixed-age groups

  • Tourism and cultural experience–oriented

Both are set in the countryside, but each offers its own kind of experience.