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Many of the 359 participating student groups at th

Many of the 359 participating student groups at this year’s Mita-sai showcased traditional Japanese culture, from Kabuki to tea ceremony, rakugo (comedic storytelling), shogi (Japanese chess), Manzai (comedy performed as a duo), Karate, and even Purikura (sticker photo booths), and much more.

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Mr. Wang Chengbin, the Chancellor of Nanjing Norma

Mr. Wang Chengbin, the Chancellor of Nanjing Normal University and President Kohei Itoh exchange gifts after a meeting at Keio’s Mita Campus on November 27.

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Mita-sai, the annual 4-day festival held at Keio’s Mita Campus, is a place where many student groups showcase their talents, from music to dance, art, and much more.

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One of the highlights of Mita-sai, Keio’s flagsh

One of the highlights of Mita-sai, Keio’s flagship event, is the main stage on Mita Quad featuring the talents of some of the student groups. As always, this year’s stage had a wide variety of acts, ranging from music and dance performances, to cheerleading pep rallies, and a large grand finale on the final night.

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