Through role-playing, students will learn the English communication skills necessary for university business, such as university introductions, campus tours, and basic telephone correspondence (writing not included).

English level: Beginners
[Application period]
Deadline: July 16th
Applications are now closed

Participant capacity: 18 people

You will learn basic English email writing structures and phrases, and learn basic expressions for writing requests, confirmations, announcements, etc. In conversation practice, you will also learn basic English conversation expressions that can be used during web conferences.

English level: Beginners
[Application period]
Deadline: July 23rd
Applications are now closed

Participant capacity: 18 people

This training aims to improve the communication skills necessary for discussions in English meetings and conferences. Participants learn meeting phrases and processes, and practice applying them in practical situations through role-playing and pair work.

English level:
intermediate to advanced
[Application period] Deadline:
July 30th
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Participant capacity: 18 people

This course will introduce modern Chinese culture, lifestyle, and social conditions, as well as the education system and university situation. It will also deepen your understanding of values and ways of thinking in China. This course will help you understand the current situation in China from multiple angles, including geography, lifestyle habits, the entrance examination system (gaokao), university rankings, and young people’s views on employment and values, and deepen your understanding of different cultures.

Students will learn about the regional situation, politics, historical background, religion, values, and points to note when accepting international students in both countries. The Thai edition will introduce religion and politics centered on Theravada Buddhism, and the environment surrounding students, while the Vietnamese edition will introduce expectations for studying in Japan, deepening understanding of the differences in culture and values. There will also be an emphasis on practical content such as the traditions and customs of both countries, manners for daily life, and how to adapt to life in Japan.

This course introduces the social background and cultural characteristics of Taiwan and Korea, as well as the environment surrounding students. The Taiwanese edition introduces the political situation, historical background, national character as a multi-ethnic nation, language, religion, etc., and explains traditional Chinese culture, consideration for religious dietary restrictions, and the balance between traditional culture and modern trends. The Korean edition, based on the social background where traditional culture centered on Confucianism coexists with pop culture, touches on cultural characteristics such as religious views, lifestyle habits, military service system, and Lunar New Year, and deepens students’ understanding of the challenges they will face in Japan.

This course will deepen your understanding of the social background, cultural characteristics, religion, and lifestyle of both countries. In the Nepalese edition, you will learn about the political, economic, and historical background, as well as the national character in a multi-ethnic and multi-lingual society, religious views centered on Hinduism, and cultural manners. In the Sri Lankan edition, you will learn about the cultural soil of Theravada Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and other religions and about society, taking into account the social background of a multi-ethnic and multi-religious nation. The current situation of international students will be introduced from the perspectives of both traditional and modern culture.