Why “Senpai”?
In Japanese, a senpai is typically described as an elder–someone senior to you in age or position. At Deep Japan, however, we see senpai as a mentor–someone who shares their wisdom to spark curiosity, inspiration and growth in others. In our kind of mentorship, ideas flow both ways, with the senpai not only guiding but also learning along the way.
We hope our Senpai–your mentors and companions–bring you closer to the heart of Japan, from the elegance of tea ceremonies to the warmth of neighborhood gatherings.
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Senpai
Petra
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Senpai
Moo Moo
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Senpai
Chiara
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Senpai
Gen Shiraishi
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Senpai
Hana Shiraishi
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Senpai
Emi Onishi
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Senpai
Andres Zuleta, Boutique Japan
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Senpai
Mido
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Senpai
Misa
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Senpai
Asiantiger
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Senpai
Natalie
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Senpai
Judith Mikami
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Senpai
RieS
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Senpai
OKAKI-sun
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Senpai
David
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Senpai
Laura Pollacco
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Senpai
yumin
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Senpai
yukorose
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Senpai
jjwalsh
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