Tokyo Meets Monaco: A Unique Cultural Experience in Asakusa

Explore Cultures at "Tokyo Meets Monaco!"

On August 12th, an exciting free event titled "Tokyo Meets Monaco! 学びと遊びの浅草散策" will take place in the vibrant Asakusa district. Organized by the You Make Foundation, this event invites young individuals, particularly high school students, to engage in a unique opportunity to learn about international lifestyles and enjoy the local culture through sightseeing and fireworks.

Event Overview

This enriching experience starts at 3:00 PM and lasts until 8:00 PM. Participants will have the chance to connect with a current university student from Monaco, Aï, who is studying political science at the esteemed Sciences Po in Paris. Aï is passionate about various subjects, including economics, sociology, and international relations, focusing on the Asia-Pacific region. With her vibrant personality and diverse hobbies, including dance and various styles from ballet to hip-hop, Aï will guide participants through an afternoon of excitement and learning.

This event is specially designed for teens aged 20 and younger, with a maximum capacity of 10 attendees. Participation is free, though individuals are responsible for their own food costs. Participants are encouraged to bring along their own study materials and drinks for the day.

Schedule of Activities

- 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM: Learning about Monaco and French culture
- 5:00 PM - 5:15 PM: Transition to Asakusa
- 5:15 PM - 6:00 PM: Sightseeing and food exploration in Asakusa
- 6:00 PM - 6:50 PM: Dinner together
- 6:50 PM - 7:10 PM: Walk to the park
- 7:10 PM - 8:00 PM: Fireworks time! 🎇
- 8:00 PM: Event closure

Why Should You Join?

This event is perfect for high school students who are interested in:

- Exploring overseas cultures and lifestyles.
- Practicing their English skills in a relaxed environment.
- Making new friends and memories.
- Trying something new and exciting.
- Capturing Instagram-worthy moments in a yutaka (Japanese traditional summer wear) with friends.

Safety First!

Rest assured, adult staff will be accompanying the group for safety. English proficiency is not a must; Japanese speakers are welcome too! The event is tailored for those who may feel shy, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience.