WKU produces most Gilman scholars in the Bluegrass Diego Alcaraz-Monje, Assistant Content Editor May 27, 2026
![(FILE PHOTO)Yuki Aono was one of the volunteers who organized the cherry blossom event outside DSU on March 30. “I want to encourage students to visit Japan, to teach English in Japan. Economically," she said. "Japan is a very good country, and many Japanese businesses are in Bowling Green. I want [students] to learn Japanese very seriously.”](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/03.30.22_gott_kennedy_cherryblossoms_008-900x600.jpg)