Right on our doorstep, and never any less extraordinary.
Last weekend, our students explored two of Hachimantai’s most breathtaking natural wonders as part of our optional expeditions:
First, the Hachimantai Aspite Line – home to the longest snow corridor in Japan. A wall of white stretching as far as the eye can see, and a reminder of just how incredible the landscape surrounding our school truly is.
Then, the Dragon Eye. Kagami-numa Pond, nestled near the Hachimantai Summit, transforms each spring as the snow slowly melts to reveal a striking natural phenomenon – a crystal clear lake that bears an uncanny resemblance to a giant dragon’s eye gazing up at the sky.
At Harrow Appi Japan, the world beyond the campus is as much a part of our students’ education as anything within it.
