❼❽❷❸❹●IntroductionInformation■ⅠStudyinginJapanInformation■ⅡEducationalInstitutesInformation■ⅢINDEXURL▶http://daigakushinbun.com/ E-mail▶info@daigakushinbun.comINCORPORATING Monday, November 7, 2016 [Autumn Special Issue] vol.1Senior InterviewMs. Narumi Tajima［Senior at Hokkaido University］●❻Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA, Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo) which has an operational base in both Japan and overseas, works together with many countries to resolve international issues. We visited Mr. Toshihiko Kayo, Vice President for Budget, Science&Technology and Corporate Governance of JICA, and received a message directed to the international students.or international students who have left their home countries to live in a completely different culture and environment, Japan must be one of the very interesting countries. Japan is a free and democratic country, where people have a matured awareness of freedom, equality, human rights and law, and has a history that has undergone rapid modernization and economic development in the 150 years since the Meiji era. At the same time, culture and traditions from ancient times and the beautiful landscape has been preserved, and more recently Japan’s unique culture has been loved by many people around the world.This does not mean that everything in Japan is Walk together with world’s countries as a member of the international communityJICA, in cooperation with universities good, of course. Japan has a history of having suffered pollution problems during the economic growth. In recent years, it has been pointed out that young people are “inward-looking” and are reluctant to go abroad. I would like the international students to learn both sides of Japan, the good and the things that need to be improved, and take advantage of them for the future.and other institutions, focus on activities that Mr. Toshihiko KayoVice President for Budget, Science&Technology and Corporate Governance, Japan International Cooperation Agencysupport the development of the countries around the world. We work on a wide range of activities, for example, in cooperation with Hokkaido University （Sapporo Hokkaido), we created a department to train veterinarians in the Republic of Zambia, located in southern Africa, and during a span of six years, we invited 500 Afghanistan government officials and university faculty members to Japanese universities to help them develop their nation after their return. Through these activities, we want to tell you that Japan sincerely welcomes each and every one of you international students, and that we want to actively support you. I think that Japan is limited in land space and we rely heavily on imports from other countries for natural resources and food.Japan can only survive in a stable and developed world. To contribute to the world is an important role Japan should play as a member of the international community.fter graduation, you most likely will take different paths. Some of you may want to contribute to the development of your home country after your return, some may want to work and settle in Japan, or some may want to venture out into the world. In any case, nothing makes me happier than you becoming a “bridge”between your home country and Japan. To that end, I hope you take an interest in Japanese society and experience Japan’s Japan’s unique learning environmentThe key to course selection is to collect informationMIn order to do this, you will first have to find a school that suits you. To find the right school, it is effective to get advice directly from the teachers and seniors of the school. There are also a lot of media such as newspapers and websites that provide enrollment information for international students. There are great schools in regional cities of Japan as well.Through your overseas study in Japan, I hope you gain good knowledge backed by valuable experiences, and acquire techniques and skills that you can take advantage of in your future after graduation. Educational institutions of Japan will carefully support you.any Japanese universities and colleges provide thorough guidance and training to each and every international student.I would like you to absorb a variety of things by studying hard in these educational institutions.emotionally rich culture, nature, and tradition while observing your home country’s attractiveness and challenges from an objective point of view through studying in Japan.On the other hand, you may often struggle to learn “Japanese” while studying in Japan. If I can give you one advice, it would be to find something that you like or a theme that interests you about Japan, and gain more exposure to the Japanese language through those things.Top InterviewMs. Jeannie M. Fogarty［Fogarty Realty, Inc.Agency］●Japan Study Abroad &Job Festa in Hawaii1st Event in HawaiiALL THE NEWS & TOPICS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTSJapan prides a mature environmentMake decisions using diverse criteriaFBecome a “bridge” between your home countryand Japan by understanding bothA進路新聞Become a “bridge” between your home country and JapanHawaii EditionThe Shinro Shinbun
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