​International Sports School & Study Abroad Support 

Hello everyone! My name is Takayuki Fujimura, the representative of IGS Academy. Everyone call me Taka. I went to a high school in Canada and a university in the United States and made many friends. Originally, I was not good at English, but wanted the purpose and meaning of studying English. When I was in junior high school, a friend I met at my homestay didn't understand Japanese at all. I used the paper dictionary I was using at the time and had conversations using only unfamiliar English words. This conversation that only used words inspired me to be interested in foreign countries. I still remember the feeling when the communication in English was so much fun. As I decided not to go to high school in Japan, I went to high school in Canada, and studied at an American university, I started dreaming of becoming a teacher. I have gained a lot of experience as a teacher at a local nursery school, kindergarten, and elementary school. After returning to Japan, I used the experience I had cultivated in Canada and the United States to teach native students from infants to junior high school students for many years at an international school in Tokyo. At one point, I began to wonder if I could spread the "education theory" I learned in the United States and the "physical education" I taught in Japan. It's the "PhysED Project -English Physical Education Project-" which lets children to learn English while having fun while exercising in order to nurture as many children as possible with "communication skills," "self-improvement," and "ability to choose," which I think  Japanese people are lacking. I myself have experienced various sports in Canada and the United States for many years, and my communication skills in English have improved further. It is very important to come into contact with "English" from an early age, and in order to develop "motor skills" for children, we will give them "choices" in various "sports competitions" and go out into society. I think it is important to have the "ability to choose" as the power to live. This is not the only wish I have. I hope that children will be able to use the tool of English and travel to overseas through "study abroad support" from an early stage so they can play an active role as a Japanese person in the world, and I believe we can do it. We are very much looking forward to seeing you! Please feel free to contact us. Thank you.