Frontiers of International Exchange
Doshisha University International Student Committee
Doshisha University International Student Committee
By Zhao Lianwei 
@In 2004, thanks to all the
support from the Doshisha
Cooperative Society, the International
Student Committee
was formed. There are
two reasons why this committee
began.
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My Hometownfs International Exchange
\Takarazuka Version
\Takarazuka Version
By Chika Fukuma
Takarazuka, Mecca of Opera
@Today, I would like to report on the international exchange project at my hometown, Takarazuka City. Do you know which refecture it is part of and how big the area is? Takarazuka is located in the southeast of Hyogo, right between Osaka and Kobe. (more) (japanese)
@Today, I would like to report on the international exchange project at my hometown, Takarazuka City. Do you know which refecture it is part of and how big the area is? Takarazuka is located in the southeast of Hyogo, right between Osaka and Kobe. (more) (japanese)
AFS Activity Report
By Asami Kaneko & Chika Kawamoto
@On June 7th and 8th, I
worked as a student representative, also known as the gheadh in AFS, at the Short Program Sending Orientation that was held at the Osaka Hall. This orientation is held every year by the AFS for high school students who are going to have a home-stay for four weeks in the summer.
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The Doshisha Student Staff Asks 100 International Students at Doshisha:
What Was the Most Memorable Thing Studying/Living in Doshisha, Kyoto?
What Was the Most Memorable Thing Studying/Living in Doshisha, Kyoto?
1. After meeting a middleaged
woman from work, I
made a conclusion that
people in Kyoto tend to tap
ones back whenever they try
to make the moment more
fun. But to me, it only looks
as if they are trying to make
me look stupid. I only have
a bad impression: Peggy,
Graduate School of American
Studies, 2006-2008, Indonesia
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Sayaka Nakabayashi Reviews 100 Responeses
We, The Doshisha Student staff, asked the abovementioned question to 100 international students at Doshisha University. At the present time, there are 551 international students at Doshisha (May, 2008). The breakdown of the countries is more than 30 (China, Korea and others, May, 2008).
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My Experience in the International Exchange
By Yasuhiro Kuwata
Prof. Hatta, President of Doshisha University) receiving a donation
from Kuwata, (left.), Chair ESS Tokyo Alumni Association). Its
Association starts gContribution campaignh: We came across with a
dramatic scene that a farmer donated two dollars instead of buying a
train ticket back home when Neesima delivered a speech in a small
New England church, opening up his intention of establishing a school
in Japan- from Website of ESS Tokyo Alumni Association
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Nagisa Naota Comes Back from International Internship Hong Kong
I ifourth year, Faculty of
Policy Studies), stayed in
Hong Kong for about 7
months to work as a trainee
from March 2008 to
September 2008. I would like
to talk about how I felt a
different standard between
Hong Kong and Japan and
also on what I thought from
these experiences.
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The Visiting of the
Waseda Guardian Staff
The Waseda Guardian, Chief Editor, Yuriko Takahashi and 3 editorial staff made a visit for the interview in the Fall Issue, and had a talk with The Doshisha Student staff and OB.
There are 50 members in The Waseda Guardian and has a background history of more than 70 years.
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There are 50 members in The Waseda Guardian and has a background history of more than 70 years.
The Impression of Student
Training Program in Los Angeles
Training Program in Los Angeles
By Yasuhiro Kuwata
I (third, Faculty of Law)
went to Los Angeles for 12
days of training sponsored by
Kansai Club this summer. I
wore magnificent American
clothes and traveled from the
airport to Las Vegas for approximately
7 hours by car
on the first day. I played the
personfs New Yearfs flower
arrangement casino. It was a
dollar slot machine and I did
pretty well. The second day,
I went to the Grand Canyon
and saw the sunrise and
sunset. The weather wasnft
exactly great but the scenery
that shined in the Grand
Canyon was impressive.
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Ito (third from left), Consulate General, Sumiyama (right), Oda (left),
Kansai Club, Kurasaki (second from left), and two trainees in
Consulate General of Japan in Los Angeles on the seventh training
day of training