24/03/2026
Congratulations to our kyouiku jisshuu (きょういくじっしゅう) students from Palawan State University and Fullbright College on their successful final demonstration teaching! Thank you for sharing your passion for teaching and learning with the SPFL students.
Otsukaresama desh*ta! おつかれさまでした!👏✨
09/03/2026
こんばんは Konbanwa!
Ending Monday with calm vibes. Take time to recharge for the rest of the week, minna-san! 🌙🛋️
02/03/2026
🌊 Kotowaza of the Week 🌊
Mizu ni nagasu– The water flows.
Just like water, life keeps moving forward. No matter the obstacles, it finds a way.
Stay flexible. Keep going. Growth happens when you don’t stay stuck.
Let's do our best today, minna-san! がんばりましょう!
26/02/2026
(February 26, 2026) SPFL 7- Sakura participated in an exciting ensoku (えんそく, school trip)to PHIVOLCS–DOST Puerto Princesa and the Palawan Heritage Center as part of their activities for their Rika (りか, Science) and Bijutsu (びじゅつ, Arts) classes. It was a day full of learning, discovery, and fun — and everyone had a great time! 💖
Special thanks to Nazareth-sensei and Clinton-sensei for guiding and supporting our nihongojins throughout this meaningful experience. 🌸
おつかれさまでした、みんなさん!✨
22/02/2026
Kotowaza of the Week 🍃
“Tomorrow’s wind will blow tomorrow.”
Don’t worry about things that haven’t happened yet. Focus on today, and let tomorrow take care of itself. ✨
It's the start of a new week. がんばろう、みんなさん!
19/02/2026
🌸 Kotowaza of the Week 🌸
七転び八起き
“Fall down seven times, get up eight.”
Life isn’t about never failing — it’s about never giving up. No matter how many times you stumble, rise again with courage and strength. 💪✨
Keep going. Your next step might be your breakthrough.
10/02/2026
Today's aisatsu (あいさつ) is konnichiwa (こんにちは), a greeting that is mainly used from late morning to afternoon in Japan.
Konnichiwa, minna-san! Let’s make today a good one. ☀️
08/02/2026
Kotowaza of the Week 🌸🍡
花より団子 (Hana yori dango)
Sure, flowers are pretty… but let’s be real—dumplings make you happier! 😋 This kotowaza reminds us to choose what’s useful and fulfilling over what just looks good.
Monday mood: less show, more substance.
What’s your “dango” this week, minna-san? 💭✨
03/02/2026
Today's aisatsu (あいさつ) is ohayou gozaimasu (おはようございます) which means “Good morning” in Japanese. It’s a polite way to greet people and start the day with respect and kindness. ☀️
A simple greeting can brighten someone’s morning, so let’s share smiles, positive energy, and warm words this Wednesday.
Ohayou gozaimasu, minna-san!