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Mar 29

3rd Annual Tokyo Spelling Bee - Results!

Hello busy bees! Thank you all so much for joining us for the 3rd annual Tokyo Spelling Bee earlier this month - this year's competition...

Mar 24, 2023

2023 Tokyo Spelling Bee Results

Hello busy bees! It's been almost 2 weeks since the second annual Tokyo Spelling Bee. Thank you all again for joining us for an exciting...

Dec 7, 2022

Pre-Registration Now Open!

If you know you're ready to join the spelling bee, pre-registration is a must! Here's why: Pre-registration guarantees your spot at the...

Dec 1, 2022

SAVE THE DATE! MARCH 11TH

Hello busy bees! The Tokyo Spelling Bee has an exciting announcement - we have an official event date to share! The 2023 Tokyo Spelling...

Mar 21, 2022

Tokyo Spelling Bee 2022

Hello busy bees! This month, we held the very first Tokyo Spelling Bee, and boy was it fun! Our competitors took on some crazy words like...

Mar 4, 2022

Why is it called a bee? + A practical study guide!

Good afternoon busy bees! The weather is slowly but surely beginning to warm up, and with that our spelling bee gets closer and closer....

Feb 25, 2022

Prepare with Prefixes + Hilarious Spelling Words!

Hello to all the busy bees out there! Can you believe we are less than a month away from the Tokyo Spelling Bee? We are so excited to...

Feb 18, 2022

Digging Up Roots + Starting Your Word Over

Good afternoon busy bees! I hope everyone has had a great week since we last spoke. Were the competition etiquette tips useful? Has...

Feb 11, 2022

Competition Etiquette - How to "Bee"have!

Good afternoon busy bees! Welcome back to our weekly blog! I hope everyone has had a great week. How is your preparation going before the...

Feb 5, 2022

Conquering the Bee

Hello to all the busy bees! Thanks again for checking out the blog. Today, we'll be sharing some knowledge on spelling bee basics, as...

Jan 31, 2022

Work Work for Winter Warriors

Hello everyone! This is Kaitlyn, the program director for this year's Tokyo Spelling Bee. I want to first extend a warm thank you to...