Keeping Nepal alive in Japan one classroom at a time
Nepal, Aug. 5 -- As Nepal's population in Japan continues to grow rapidly, schools offering the Nepali curriculum are expanding across the country. Established to teach the Nepali language, culture and education system, these schools are helping younger generations stay connected to their roots while creating a distinct identity for the Nepali migrant community.
Schools offering the Nepali curriculum or teaching Nepali language and culture are now operating in several Japanese cities. Among them, Everest International School Japan (EISJ) is the leading institution providing education based on Nepal's national curriculum. Recognized by the Government of Nepal, the school combines the Nepali curriculum with international educational pract...
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