Summer school · Hybrid

Natsu Camp 2027 — Okinawa

The Natsuyasumi Project Co., Ltd. (Natsu Project) · Onna, Okinawa, Japan

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Combine online preparation with a residential week in Okinawa, using interdisciplinary lessons and fieldwork to build a team social-impact proposal.

Cost: 499,500 JPY; Partial funding
Duration: 15 days
Grade: Not published; Ages 16–19
Format: Hybrid; Japan

Deadline

Feb 15, 2027

121 days left

Cost: 499,500 JPY
Program dates: Jul 25, 2027 – Aug 8, 2027
Format: Hybrid
Who registers: Student
Funding: Partial funding

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What you’ll need

High-school/equivalent enrollment or recent graduation with a one-year gap; age 16–19 on Aug 2, 2027.
Communicate comfortably in English and complete required online and residential participation; under 18 needs parent/guardian consent.
Create an account and provide basic applicant information.
Submit your own motivation response of at most 300 words and approximately one-minute teaching-idea video; AI only for minor editing.
Join a 20-minute conversation if requested; need-based aid always requires a 20-minute interview.
For need-based aid, request it initially by Dec 15 and submit household/official income evidence and a second essay of at most 300 words.
If admitted, meet deposit/balance deadlines and complete required enrollment, health, emergency and participation documents.
Arrange travel to/from Okinawa, suitable device/internet, and necessary passport/visa/entry documents.

Last verified Oct 15, 2026

Overview

Natsu Project, a Japanese social enterprise, runs a small international summer programme combining mentor-led lessons, cultural and creative activities, community fieldwork and residential exchange. In Impact Lab, teams investigate a real-world question, gather evidence and develop a human-centred proposal for a final pitch. The 2027 residential base is Onna Village in Okinawa. Online preparation is required. Mentors and speakers participate personally; their universities do not operate or endorse the camp, and individual speakers and activities may change.

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