The wave of foreign students coming to Japan has resumed since COVID-19 border restrictions were lifted earlier this year.

From trinket shopping to the value of cultural exchange, 11 area Broomfield high schoolers have a lot to gain from a trip to Ueda, Japan.

Later this month, six Fairfield-area high school students will travel to Narasaki, Japan for a Sister City Exchange Program.

Two years after Japan locked down its borders to block the coronavirus, some 150,000 foreign students still aren't able to enter the country, left in limbo by a policy that has disrupted lives and ...