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Asari Japan International Kindergarten (AJIK)
Asari Japan International Kindergarten (AJIK)
A place where each child’s curiosity is gently nurtured with care.
A place where each child’s curiosity is gently nurtured with care.
Nice to meet you. We established this kindergarten with the hope of creating a place where children in Cambodia can feel safe, grow with confidence, and thrive, while valuing the principles of Japanese early childhood education.
We believe that through play and everyday experiences, children learn to think for themselves, expand their interests, and grow as active learners.
By carefully respecting each child’s feelings and nurturing their desire to try, we hope to be a warm and reassuring place for both children and their families.
This kindergarten is operated by the Asari Education Academy Group in Japan. ▶︎ Click Here
Our Educational Policy
Our Educational Policy
The Spilrit of ASOBO
The Spilrit of ASOBO
The word "ASOBO" derives from Japanese for "Let's play." At AJIK, play is the key to growth. We create a safe space for children to explore their interests, gain confidence, and experience the joy of success—preparing them for a happy, vibrant future.
あ！A!
あ！A!
Children learn to listen to their hearts. When they think, "I want to try that!" or "That looks fun!", their journey of learning begins.
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そう！SO!
Children cheer for one another. In a safe, encouraging environment, they find the courage to take on new challengestogether.
ぼっ! BO!
ぼっ! BO!
Children find joy in being "absorbed." When they dive deep into what they love, they experience the pride of finishing a task and succeeding.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Us
We are dedicated to providing high-quality early education, which we believe is the essential foundation for every child’s success and well-being.
Japanese Standards: High-quality learning and manners.
Play-Based Learning: We believe children learn best through play.
Cultural Fusion: A bridge between Cambodian and Japanese cultures.
Expert Team: Qualified Cambodian and Japanese teachers.
Multilingual Environment: Developing skills in Khmer, Japanese, and English.
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Campus Overview
Campus Overview
Campus Overview
Campus Overview
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