Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) and Loohcs Shijuku Co-host Event "What Does It Mean to Learn with the World?" | Learn About APU's Education and the Significance of International Learning

Loohcs Shijuku (Operated by: Loohcs Inc., Representative Director: Yuki Minei, Location: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo) will co-host an event with Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) titled "What Does It Mean to Learn with the World? ~Thinking About the Learning Needed for the Coming Era with APU~."

This event is aimed at first to third-year high school students and their guardians. Participants will learn about APU's multicultural coexistence education and the characteristics of its international learning, where students from various countries and regions gather. Through various issues and changes arising in a globalizing society, participants will consider "what it means to learn with the world" from the perspectives of both APU and Loohcs Shijuku.

Furthermore, the event aims to provide an opportunity for each high school student to find the learning and way of life needed for the coming era, by offering a chance to think about what they want to question, what they want to learn, and what kind of career path to choose in connection with the world and society.

About This Event

We are entering an era where we live increasingly connected to the world. On the other hand, complex global issues such as climate change, inequality, conflict, and division exist, and the ability to live amidst diverse values is required.

It is precisely in such times that not only acquiring knowledge but also encountering different values, perceiving social issues as one's own, and developing the ability to formulate questions and think critically become important.

By bringing together Loohcs Shijuku's valued "inquiry skills" and APU's practiced "multicultural coexistence education," we will convey to high school students the perspective that "learning with the world" is not simply about knowing about overseas or international affairs, but about thinking about one's own way of life and the future society in relation to society while confronting diverse values.

This event will also introduce the educational environment and curriculum through which APU, with its diverse student body from various countries and regions, practices multicultural coexistence learning, and the experiences of students who are actually learning there. By experiencing the real learning at university and hearing student voices, we aim to provide high school students with an opportunity to concretely consider their own learning and future career paths.

Event Outline

Event Name

What Does It Mean to Learn with the World?

~Thinking About the Learning Needed for the Coming Era with APU~

Format

Online

Date and Time

July 22, 2026 (Wed) 19:00~

Target Audience

Junior high school students, first to third-year high school students (guardians welcome)

Duration

Approximately 60-70 minutes

Organizers

Loohcs Shijuku, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU)

How to Apply

Apply from this page

https://loohcs-shijuku.com/campaign/p158271/

To the application page

Program (Tentative)

Part 1: What is APU?

Features and characteristics of APU's learning

Value of multicultural coexistence education and international learning

Educational philosophy valued by APU

Points emphasized in admissions

Part 2: APU x Loohcs x APU Student Role Model Session

Dialogue with APU representatives, students, and Loohcs Shijuku

Introduction to university life and current studies

Connection with inquiry activities and career choices

Cross-talk to consider the meaning of "learning with the world"

Features of This Event

1. An event that broadens perspectives, not just a university information session

We aim to create a space where high school students can think proactively on themes of the world, multiculturalism, social issues, and learning in the AI era.

2. Learn about APU's real learning from students attending APU

The structure allows participants to experience APU's educational characteristics such as multicultural coexistence, internationalism, dialogue, and proactivity, not just through explanations but through the event itself. Current APU students will also be main speakers, conveying the interest and importance of APU's learning from a student's perspective.

3. An opportunity to connect inquiry and career choices

We provide an opportunity to consider the meaning of the ability to ask questions and inquiry-based learning in career choices and for the future society.

Recommended for:

Those interested in international learning and multicultural coexistence

Those interested in social issues and inquiry activities

Those who want to concretely imagine learning at APU

Those considering general selection and recommendation-based admissions

High school students and guardians who are beginning to think about their career paths

About Loohcs Shijuku

Loohcs Shijuku is a preparatory school specializing in university entrance exam preparation for the general selection (formerly AO entrance exam). Based on individual instruction and incorporating discussions in small groups, we support each student's career choices and learning, from essay and interview preparation to application document creation.

Company Profile

Company Name: Loohcs Inc.

Representative: Representative Director Yuki Minei

Location: Sakuragaoka Front Building 3F, 16-12 Sakuragaoka-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0031 (Shibuya Campus)

URL: https://loohcs.co.jp/

This Event is Organized by: Loohcs Shijuku Okinawa Campus page is here https://loohcs-shijuku.com/school-info/p35799/