Seven Days tour in United Kingdom

Day One
After breakfast, guests will meet in the hotel's meeting room. There will be an explanation of the
contents of the one-week tour, and an instructor who is a veteran of English education will be
introduced.

This English course will be linked to a week-long tour of various places. By learning and speaking English
as an everyday language locally, you will increase your confidence in your English proficiency.

In learning English, it is very important to know the level of vocabulary that suits you. This course aims
to deepen your understanding of English and improve your conversational skills through tours that visit
history and culture.

After lunch, visit Sandringham House Palace and visit the museum and gardens inside the
palace. Sandringham House Palace is the only private residence of the current monarch, Queen
Elizabeth II, where the Queen celebrates Christmas and New Year with her family. It has been the
private residence of the British monarch for four generations since 1862.
Day Two
After breakfast, we will drive you to the Hunstanton promenade. Hunstanton has been a popular coastal
resort since the Victorian era.

How about playing mini golf? Then enjoy lunch at the pub.
In the afternoon, drive an amphibious vehicle on a sandy beach, sail the ocean and tour the sandbars
where seals play.
On your way back to your hotel, stop at King's Lynn, a historic market town.

Day Three
In the morning of the third day, classes will be held according to each guest's vocabulary and
conversation proficiency. The curriculum will be based on the activities of the first and second days. We
will flexibly organize the curriculum according to the abilities of the guests so that the lessons can be
enjoyed. Classes are held until lunch with a coffee break.
After class, drive to lunch. Enjoy the typical British dish "fish and chips". Enjoy traditional British beer.

Next up is the Oxford Hall.

The magnificent mansion Oxbo Hall, surrounded by a moat, was built in the 15th century. The first
owner, Sir Thomas Tadenham, was executed for treason in 1462, and his sister, who married Sir Edmond
Bedingfield, took over the mansion. The Bedingfields have maintained a strong connection with the
royal family after being favored as the butler of the Catherine of Aragon (Henry VIII's first wife). The
family has experienced many twists and turns in history, but the Bedingfields still live in their mansions
more than 500 years later.

Day Four
The 4th day will be a day to heal the tiredness of the activities so far. In the morning, head to the
Norfolk Lakes and enjoy a cruise boat ride down the Turn River. Enjoy the scenery and the sound of the
waves and spend a relaxing time. Lunch is served at one of the many pubs along the river.
After lunch, return to your boat, berth at the riverbank village of Potter Heigham, tour the village and
then return to your hotel.

Day Five

On the 5th day, we will have lunch after visiting Newmarket. Visit the Palace House in Newmarket, the
birthplace of modern horse racing in the UK. The museum will showcase the fascinating history of horse
racing and give you a better understanding of how some of the world's leading racehorses are raised. In
addition to the museum, we are planning a horse racing practice course and a tour of the vast
Thoroughbred ranch National Stud. In the stables of racehorses, you can see the horses participating in
the world-famous steeplechase "Grand National".
After lunch at New Market, head to Cambridge. The city on the banks of the River Cam, Cambridge, is
home to the University of Cambridge, a world-famous university founded in 1209. Among the college
graduates known for what Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin and others have learned are celebrities such as
the mathematician Alan Turing, who was played by Benedict Cumberbatch in the film, and the
cosmologist Stephen Hawkins. And so on. Jiro Shirasu also lived here as a student.

Cambridge, an ancient city full of historical and cultural charm, is full of attractions. How about rowing a
boat (punting) on the River Cam that runs through the city? Enjoy walking and shopping to your heart's
content. I will return to the hotel in the evening.

Day Six
The morning of the 6th day will be the last English lesson. We will look back on the tours and activities
up to the 5th day and prepare and present a speech about the tour experience. Improve your speaking
and listening skills while checking the grammatical items you have learned in the previous lessons.
In the afternoon, visit the city of Norwich, known for its two cathedrals. Norwich Cathedral was built in
1096 and is one of the largest nave in the country that retains the remnants of the Middle Ages. Built as
a royal fortress at the behest of William the Conqueror, Norwich Castle is now a museum and
galleries. Don't miss the cobbled streets lined with Elizabethan architecture.

The highlights of the day are a visit to the Royal Theater and a dressing room tour. In March 1768, the
King passed a theater approval law enacted by the Diet, and the theater that was formerly known as the
Theater of Norwich has become the Theater Royal, which continues to this day.

The beautiful Art Deco architecture of the Royal Theater features a variety of performances during its
nationwide tour, including musicals from London's West End theater district. If you wish to watch the
performance as well as the dressing room, we will arrange it, although it will be charged separately.
After visiting the theater and before returning to your hotel, if you have the time, enjoy your last
shopping in the city.

And on the last night of the tour, we will entertain you at a farewell party. Please have a memorable and
enjoyable time.

Day Seven
After breakfast, we will have a chat in the hotel meeting room and present a souvenir of the tour.
After completing the hotel check-out procedure, you will depart from the hotel. If you are heading to
the airport as it is, the representative will see you off by car. For those who wish to stay in London
before returning to Japan, we can assist you in arranging transportation to your hotel and London during
your stay in London.

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