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Travel Abroad with Maranatha: Discover Japan!
Imagine standing beneath glowing city lights in Tokyo, walking through thousands of vibrant torii gates in Kyoto, tasting sizzling street food in Osaka, and reflecting at the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima — all alongside your classmates and friends.
This is more than just a trip. It’s an unforgettable journey through culture, history, innovation, and faith that will shape your worldview for years to come.
Maranatha students are invited to be part of our incredible Japan Adventure, planned for Easter Break 2027, with immersive experiences in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima. From ancient temples to cutting-edge technology, every day offers a new opportunity to learn, grow, and explore God’s creation in vibrant new ways.
Why Join the Trip:
- Explore world-famous districts like Shibuya and Asakusa in Tokyo
- Walk through historic temples and bamboo forests in Kyoto
- Experience Osaka’s lively food scene and castle grounds
- Visit Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park and Museum
- Deepen your appreciation for global cultures and traditions
- Create lifelong memories with your Maranatha peers
- Engage in global learning that connects to your academic and spiritual development
What Makes Japan Unforgettable?
- A beautiful blend of ancient tradition and modern innovation
- Respectful culture rooted in history, honor, and community
- Stunning architecture, serene gardens, and breathtaking shrines
- Unique cuisine from sushi and ramen to takoyaki and okonomiyaki
- Opportunities for reflection, cultural understanding, and faith-centered growth
Save $200 with Early Enrollment!
Families who register by March 31, 2026, will receive a $200 early enrollment discount, so don’t miss this opportunity to secure your student’s spot at the best possible rate.
Trip Dates: March 25—April 3, 2027
Click HERE to learn more and enroll.
There will be two Trip Information meetings:
- Student Meeting during lunch on Wednesday, March 4, in Dr. Baker’s room (AC-318)
- Parent Meeting on Monday, March 9, at 6:00 pm in the Student Center
