JET Programme – Connect Magazine

CONNECT Magazine Japan #88 December 2019

December 6, 2019December 6, 2019 Web Editor AJET, Connect, December, JET alumnis, JET Programme, Kansai Rainbow Festa, Setouchi Triennale 2019, Yuru-chara

Yearly PSA to not fall asleep under your kotatsu, you’ll always end up regretting it! This December’s issue was created,

Arts & Culture Entertainment From the Magazine

Capturing Tokyo’s Music Scene

November 16, 2019December 6, 2019 Web Editor AJET, ENTERTAINMENT, JET Programme, music, photography

This article originally featured in the November 2019 issue of Connect. A Tokyo JET brings together his love of photography and

Online Issues Winter

CONNECT Magazine Japan #87 November 2019

November 6, 2019January 6, 2020 Web Editor ADVICE, AJET, Arts & Culture, Black in Japan, Community, ENTERTAINMENT, Events, Fashion, game show, Gunma, Health & Nutrition, JET Programme, kendo, mental health, onsen, travel

“Samui des ne!” season has begun with the arrival of November. For November’s issue our team has sourced some incredible

Alumni Spotlight Community

Alumni Spotlight: Xander Peterson (Miyakonojo City, Miyazaki)

November 1, 2019January 15, 2020 Web Editor AJET, ALT, JET Programme, Miyakonojo, Miyazaki, UCLA

Hey everyone! I’m Xander Peterson, your friendly neighborhood JET alumnus. I’m originally from sunny Santa Cruz, California, and currently live and work in San Francisco. I’ve been pretty active in the JET alumni community and have held a number of positions related to JET since I returned from JET in 2012.

Alumni Spotlight Community

Alumni Spotlight: Eden Law (Iwaki, Fukushima)

October 9, 2019January 15, 2020 Web Editor AJET, ALT, alumni, Fukushima, Iwaki, JET Programme, JETAAI, JETAANSW

I’m Eden, and I’m from Sydney Australia (though originally born in Malaysia). I’m currently serving as the webmaster of both my local JETAANSW chapter and JETAAI (International). Before that, I served as a Chapter President, and Country Representative for Australia. So to call me a JET otaku (JET-taku?) wouldn’t be too inaccurate.