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- Study Abroad Advisory of Student Risk
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Accommodations
Participants will live in apartments with students from UC Davis Summer Internship programs. Each student will share a double room (bedding included) as well as a communal bathroom and kitchen. In some cases, a Skype screening may be required with the housing provider.
We suggest bringing items to help you sleep in a shared room or group housing. Earplugs and eye masks have been helpful to students to sleep well in a new environment.
Students will be housed in shared housing within one hour of their internship location. As is culturally common, students should expect to commute between forty-five minutes and one hour to their site location.
Participants should be open to all types of accommodations, as housing placements are based on a number of factors such as availability, program length, cost, number of participants and proximity to the internship site. Specific details about accommodations will be provided prior to departure.
UC Davis reserves the right to change the accommodation location. Should this be necessary, we will arrange alternative lodging. Please note that elevators, air conditioners and other modern conveniences may not be available in all locations.
Meals
A welcome dinner and farewell dinner are included in the program cost. All other meals are not included in the program cost and are the responsibility of the participant.
Excursions and Activities
Two organized excursions and monthly networking parties are included. Possible excursions may include:
- Visit of Kamakura
- Tokyo city tour
- Visit of Nikko
- Visit of Hakone
Get to Know Your Destination
Lonely Planet Japan:
"Japan is richly endowed with natural beauty of mountains, trees, rivers, lakes and seas. It is also known as one of the most developed countries in the world for its industries, cutting edge technology, modern fashion, and entertainment and animation. At the same time, Japan is a treasury of traditional culture, architecture, arts, with 11 World Heritage sites." – Edited from an article from JNTO, Why Visit Japan?
- Japan Guide – Tips and information on travel in Japan
- Tokyo City Guide Video – Lonely Planet
Study Abroad Advisory of Student Risk
Participation in this UC Davis Study Abroad program requires travel to and extended living in a foreign location(s) abroad. UC Davis Study Abroad endeavors to reduce and mitigate risk wherever possible. However, the environments and risks associated with living in these locations are substantially different than those found during a regular course of study at UC Davis. All participants must download and review the following information prior to departure. Any questions should be directed to the Program Coordinator.
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