Events
| # | 行事・長期休業 | イベント | 試験 |
|---|---|---|---|
| April | School entrance ceremony | ||
| May | Traffic safety seminar | ||
| June | |||
| July | Tanabata Tour of Disaster Prevention Center | JLPT Regularly-scheduled test | |
| August | summer vacation | Bazaars and Flea Markets | |
| September | |||
| October | Autumn holidays School entrance ceremony | ||
| Nobember | Life safety seminar | ||
| December | Winter vacation (holidays) | Christmas Speech Contest | Regularly-scheduled test JLPT |
| January | |||
| February | Setsubun | ||
| March | Graduation ceremony Spring vacation | Excursion | Graduation test |
Overview of Events and Educational Objectives
School entrance ceremony
The entrance ceremony is the first experience for international students in Japan. We congratulate them on entering Japan and becoming a student of a Japanese language school, and wish them the best of luck and always remember to thank their families for giving them the opportunity to learn.
Traffic safety seminar
Most of our students commute to school by bicycle. Since many of them ride bicycles in their daily lives, including part-time jobs, it is very important for them to know and follow traffic rules. Every year, we hold traffic safety classes with the cooperation of the local police department.
Life Safety Class (Crisis Management Class for International Students)
In order to avoid getting into trouble, being a victim of crime, and never being a participant in crime, we offer courses on risk management in life as a life safety class for students studying abroad. The course addresses the dangers in daily life from the three perspectives of (1) protecting your life and health, (2) protecting your money, and (3) protecting your credit. Since it is possible to get into trouble unexpectedly, we provide step-by-step guidance on how to be prepared for emergencies and how to deal with them, according to the progress of your Japanese language studies.
Excursion
So far, we have taken excursions to Kyoto and USJ. The Osaka and Nara areas are popular, but students often say they want to go to places they cannot usually visit on their own. In Kyoto, the students enjoyed the Arashiyama area while admiring the magnificent architecture of Kinkakuji Temple, Heian Shrine, and the Kyoto Imperial Palace, etc. In USJ, they made full use of the Japanese they learned at the Japanese language school and had fun communicating in Japanese with friends from different countries.
Graduation ceremony
On graduation day, we will bid farewell to our friends and teachers, remembering the fun and difficult days of the past less than two years. The many photos taken will become very important treasures after you go on to higher education or find a job, or even after you return to your own country.
