Our supplementary classes held in this autumn vacation has just started from September 20th.
Students in both primary and intermediate classes are seriously studying to improve their Japanese skills.
Let's all work together so that our Japanese get better after this autumn break!
We held "Roundtable Discussion" activities within the M1 and M2 classes. The theme was about differences in culture and customs.
Classes were divided into groups of several students to discuss about the topic and gave their own opinions. It is quite difficult to express thoughts of ourselves in Japanese, but everyone was able to speak freely. Even though there were differences of opinions, we were able to understand each other, and new perspectives were born, and it was a good round-table discussion.
This experience will surely be our nutrition. Let's continue to train to express ourselves in Japanese!
We had group work at classes M1, M2 last week. The topic on the day was “Let’s make an easy-to-know tour guide poster!”. All of students had fun time of using Japanese to enjoy the activity. Posters were then completed beautifully with full of colors and personal characteristics.
At the end of the day, each group presented their guide which helped others to learn more about various sightseeing spots.
We really want to go there when the pandemic subsides!
Our school held experiential learning activities at Ikebukuro disaster prevention Museum (Ikebukuro bosaikan) on 3 days, from 8/23(Tuesday)～8/25(Thursday).
Through experiencing earthquakes, smoke, and firefighting, students learned what to prepare for and what should do in the event of a disaster. We were also able to learn about the history of disasters in Japan, and that was a meaningful time.
Here are some examples of student voice: "I learned important things for my living in Japan where there are many earthquakes!" or "I will make use of what I have learned today in the event of a disaster".
It was a valuable experience for the students who have no experience with earthquakes or fires!
Our supplementary classes held in this summer vacation has just started on July 25th.
Students in both primary and intermediate classes are seriously studying to improve their Japanese skills.
Let's all work together so that our Japanese get better after this summer break!
Summer vacation of our school is from July 23rd (Sat) to August 16th (Tue).
During this period, our office will be opened from 10:00am to 4:00pm (except weekends) and closed from August 6th (Sat) to August 14th (Sun).
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Thank you for your cooperation.
Summer vacation is coming soon so our school held "summer orientation " for all classes on 3 days: July 11th (Mon), 12th (Tues), and 13th (Wed).
This time, we invited Mr. Hiroyuki Doi and Ms. Kyoko Aida from the Metropolitan Police Department to teach our students about Japanese law, especially about crimes related to international students.
Students have learned a lot about cases of committing crimes unknowingly and how to protect herself/himself when she/he is involved in a crime.
After the lesson, many students commented that the lecture was very interesting and easy to understand even the content was about law and crime.
Dear students!
As the first step to enjoy studying abroad, let's obey Japanese laws and live a safe and secure life in Japan!
Dea...
July 7, 2022
Today is the Tanabata day.
Students read the tale of Tanabata, listened and sang Tanabata song, and learnt more about Japanese culture. Then, students wrote their wishes on strips of paper, folded origami and made decorations. We had a joyful time today.
Dear students, you all could write your deepest wishes, right? We do hope that your wishes will come true!
On May 30th (Monday), we participated in a community cleanup activity around the school. This is one way to express our gratitude to the local community who are always taking care of us.
Thanks to the help of the street mayor and local residents, our event was carried out successfully.
Here are some opinions from students after the event: “We can talk with Japanese”、 “Cleanup event was fun”, “I want to join this event again”, so on.
It was a meaningful social study for students to experience Japanese culture while communicating with Japanese people.
Thank you very much to all of you who participated in the event!
Our school will continue to cooperate with the street to promote further beatiful movements and contribute to the local community including fire prevention and disa
On Wednesday, May 25th, College President Seiko Hayama held a special lecture on Japanese affairs.
In the beginning, she expressed her hope that each student would pay attention to their health and strive to learn Japanese without any accidents.
Additionally, she carefully talked about Japanese culture as well as various manners and rules of Japanese society for students to live safely and securely, about common sense and customs, etc. She also emphasized the importance of compliance with Japanese laws and regulations. Finally, she called on students to be careful not to be involved in crimes while introducing and explaining the recent cases of crimes in detail.
In particular, while introducing and explaining recent crimes committed by foreigners, she reminded students t...
