Sakura Japanese Workshop
ーJapanese Language and Culture
1F / Room No.107
In-room Workshop
About the Exhibitor
Sakura Japanese Workshop is a Japanese language and culture school based in The Hague, the Netherlands. The school creates an immersive environment where learners of all ages can connect with the essence of Japan—its language, its people, and its stories.
Founded with the belief that language learning should be more than grammar and vocabulary, Sakura focuses on expression, connection, and discovery. Its programs combine conversation, reading, and cultural experiences, allowing students to gain not only linguistic skills but also a deeper appreciation of Japanese ways of thinking and communication.
Sakura offers classes for both adults and children, from beginners to advanced learners, taught by bilingual instructors who understand cross-cultural contexts. Beyond the classroom, Sakura organises seasonal workshops and reading clubs that connect learners with authentic Japanese literature and social topics.
Sakura aims to introduce a different kind of craftsmanship—the craftsmanship of words. Just as artisans shape materials with care and intention, Sakura invites participants to experience how language can also be a craft of human connection.
About the Exhibit
Sakura Japanese Workshop will showcase the art of Japanese language learning through interactive mini-workshops and cultural displays. Visitors are invited to experience how language can open a door to Japanese aesthetics, values, and everyday life.
Japanese Language Trial Lessons: Short, engaging sessions where participants can learn basic greetings and expressions while discovering the cultural meaning behind them.
Program Information Booth: Details about Sakura’s group and private courses, from conversational Japanese for travellers to in-depth reading and debate programs for advanced learners.
Sakura creates an atmosphere where people can experience the warmth and subtlety of Japanese communication. Whether you’ve never spoken Japanese before or have long admired its culture, they invite you to listen, speak, and feel Japan through language.
