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What is the Japanese Language Education Center? | JASSO
What is the Japanese Language Education Center? | JASSO Preparatory educational institution with preparatory courses defined by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology To play a part in the nation’s international student policy, the Center is a preparatory educational institute with preparatory courses recognized by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, which provides Japanese language and core subject education to international students aiming to advance to a higher educational institution in Japan, and it accepts mainly government-sponsored international students and students dispatched by foreign governments.
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Follow-up Research Guidance Reports for FY 2013 | JASSO
Follow-up Research Guidance Reports for FY 2013 | JASSO Follow-up Research Guidance JASSO dispatches research advisors to visit international students who have returned to their countries after having studied in Japan and who are currently engaged in education or research at schools to provide advice and academic support. In this page, we will introduce activities of our research advisors who have been selected in this program, their impression and memories for former international students. All reports are displayed in the original language submitted by the Fellow. Ehime University Research advisor / Professor Takayuki Nakamura Former international student / Nyein Zin Latt (
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TIEC Festival 2013 | JASSO
CUDDLING PARO -THE WORLD'S FAMOUS THERAPY ROBOT- TIEC Festival 2013 Flier JASSO held TIEC Festival 2013 as described below. The foundation of bonds that carry over to the future 1.Date and Time: Saturday, August 24, 2013 From 11:00am to 9:00pm 2.Venue: Tokyo International Exchange Center Address: Tokyo Academic Park, 2-2-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo (Access) 3 minutes walk from "Fune-no-Kagakukan" station on "Yurikamome" line 15 minutes walk from "Tokyo Teleport" station on "Rinkai" line 3.Participants: TIEC Residents and general 4.Admission: Free 5.Cooperators: The National Museum of Emerging
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The 33rd Cross-cultural Seminar | JASSO
The 33rd Cross-cultural Seminar | JASSO 1.Date and Time: Saturday, February 21, 2015 From 11:00am to 2:00pm (Door open 10:30am) 2.Venue: International Conference Hall, 3F Plaza Heisei, Tokyo International Exchange Center Access: 3 minutes walk from "Fune-no-Kagakukan"station on "Yurikamome" line 15 minutes walk from "Tokyo Teleport" station on "Rinkai" line Access map 3.Lecturer: Mr. Toshio Shimizu (Mayor of Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture) 4.Theme: Efforts and current situation of the earthquake reconstruction in Iwaki City and to the future 5.Participants: TIEC residents and open to public 6.Application fee: Free
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The 14th HIH research and Presentation
The 14th HIH research and Presentation 第14回兵庫国際交流会館交流研究発表会 The 14th Hyogo International House Research and Presentation 発表者／Presenters “What is My STUDY?” ・どなたでも視聴できます。 ・ホームページから発表者へ質問をお寄せください。 良い質問に2,000円分の図書カードゲットのチャンスあり。 ・Everyone can
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Daily Life | JASSO
& General Safety Club activities Counseling The workshop on road & general safety was held on June and Nobember 2016. After a brief speech delivered by the principal Sekiguchi, the lecturer dispatched by Shinjuku Police showed road & general safety on daily life with practical examples. Then a video for International students study Japanese traffic rules was played on the screen. We have received very positive response from participants, such as “It helped me a lot to understand traffic regulations in Japan.” “When we ride on bicycles, we need deep considerations on pedestrians and other vehicles on the road.” We have successfully
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The Dormitory of the Tokyo Japanese Language Education Center | JASSO
The Dormitory of the Tokyo Japanese Language Education Center | JASSO Outline Guidelines for Applicants ●This dormitory is intended for students, who are enrolled in Tokyo Japanese Language Education Center. ●The dormitory of Tokyo Japanese Language Education Center encourages our students to promote cultural exchange and enhance international understanding. Location 3-22-7 Kita-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo (Approx. 10 min. walk from Okubo Station on the JR Sobu Line) Structure Reinforced concrete, 5 stories (Within the premises of the Tokyo Japanese Language Education Center) Rooms 149 single rooms (9 square meters each) (89 for males, 60 for females) Equipments Study
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Follow-up Research Fellowship Reports for FY 2014 | JASSO
Follow-up Research Fellowship Reports for FY 2014 | JASSO Follow-up Research Fellowship International students who have returned to their countries after having studied in Japan and who are currently active in education, academic research or public administration, are invited to a Japanese university to conduct joint research with relevant academics. This page is for the purpose of introducing Fellows and their research activities under Follow-up Research Fellowship program, their memories during study in Japan, etc. All reports are displayed as submitted by the Fellow. Osaka University Foreign Researcher / Adan Vega Saenz(Panama) Research Advisor / Professor Hidekazu Murakawa Kanazawa
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Follow-up Research Fellowship Reports for FY2014 – Aoyama Gakuin University
シア Malaysia 青山学院大学菊池努 ＜外国人研究者プロフィール/Profile＞ シヴァムルガン・パンディアン Aoyama Gakuin University Graduate School of International Politics, Economics and Communication SIVAMULGAN PANDIAN TSUTOMU KIKUCHI 国際政治経済学研究科 ２０１４年７月１日̶２０１４年９月１８日 1 July 2014 - 18 September 2014 ＜外国人研究者からの報告/Foreign Researcher Report＞ International Politics 国際政
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Follow-up Research Fellowship Reports for FY2014 - Kyoto University
at the upper layer of transparent conducting oxide (between conventional TCO and the metal oxide photoelectrode) in dye-sensitized solar cells and as the transparent conducting oxide substrate for organic or hybrid solar cells. 研究員 Researcher We will submit manuscripts from this research to international journals. During the stay in Japan, not only the research above was carried out, but other themes of researches, i.e. electrospun carbon nanotubes for solar cells and Sr2TiO3 for environmental applications, were discussed and related proposals were developed. In the future, our collaborated researches or exchanged studies will be more generated.
