Last Sunday, students got a lesson in one of Japan’s oldest art forms: ceramics. A ceramic artist from Azumino, Mr. Tomoyuki Honma, led a hand-building workshop for some ISAK students and staff. Students created a variety of vessels in their own personal style. Thanks to Mr. Honma for spending time with us and sharing your knowledge and art. We are so grateful! Thank you also, to ISAK’s Tami-san for helping make this event happen! You can learn more about Mr. Honma’s work here.
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Dear Friends of UWC ISAK,
UWC ISAK is celebrating its 10th anniversary! We are proud of where we’ve come from, and we are excited about the next decade.
At this important milestone, we are wondering – in pursuit of broadening our impact, could an ISAK Lower School be considered as one of the options and would it be feasible? A school that embraces ISAK values and vision for a better future?
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