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I am so happy that I chose this school at which to study.
The entire school works to ensure the success of all the students, and that supportive atmosphere makes all the difference.
The classes match the students' needs so that the content is both easy to remember and fun at the same time.
In fact, you often don't even realize you're using new grammar and vocabulary because it happens so easily.
Moreover, the teachers are devoted to helping their students, and use polite and clear instructions
designed with each student in mind. Every class is fun, and the relationship between the students and the
teachers is quite close.
With the help of everyone here, I am confident that I will be able to get into a top university.
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■Kim Hyun Hwa (Korea)
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I decided to study abroad after I had already graduated from a university in my home country, so choosing the right school was very important.
Now I am sure that the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute was the right decision, in that I have received the most complete
education and guidance possible.
My career plans have changed since the first time I talked to my teachers, and since then I have been able to consult with them whenever I needed.
They have helped me with forms, guidance, anything I needed so that now my path is clear and I even have the applications
for the entrance exams and have practiced my interview.
The fact that I have come so far is due to the help and support of my teachers, and I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.
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■PIONYER TSERENPUNTSAG (Mongolia)
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I've never particularly liked asking others for help, but sometimes you just can't do everything on your own.
When I came to Japan, I realized that there were quite a few things that I would need help with.
Whether it was a tiny little worry or something more serious that I needed guidance with, the teachers were always there to help me.
Even in the classroom, the teachers are able to make the classes fun for even the most advanced students at the same time as keeping it easy
to understand for the more beginner students. Therefore, studying at this school is always fun, carefree, and productive!
I feel so lucky to have chosen this school, and I will continue, with my teachers' help, to do my best to get into my chosen university.
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■Chow So Han (Hong Kong)
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I am an exchange student from Hong Kong.
I studied Japanese in Hong Kong for 2 years, but I was still able to understand nothing more than the most basic of conversations.
So, I decided to come to Japan and study at this school.
The teaching style here is much different than in Hong Kong, where the emphasis is on rote memorization.
Here, the teachers offer a few examples, explain the lesson, and then make sure the students have truly learned everything.
Moreover, this school offers more than just classroom learning by also organizing great opportunities to practice
Japanese, such as conversation groups and exchanges with university students.
Thanks to this school, I achieved a score of 343 on my Japanese Language Proficiency Test, and I
am aiming even higher for next time.
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■MOHAMMAD JANE ALAM SIDDIQUE (Bangladesh)
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When I first came to the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute, I was incredibly nervous because there were
so many little things I didn't know about. But as the days passed, I gradually became more accustomed to everything,
and for that I can thank the kindness of my teachers. Whenever I had a problem, I would always ask my teachers for help
and they would do their best to find a solution with me.
Even their teaching style is considerate and thoughtful, as they don't hesitate to stay after class
to repeat their explanations if there is something I don't understand during the class time.
I really love this school and think it would be a great experience for all Bangladesh students.
I recommend it to everyone wanting to study Japanese!
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WANG YI MIN (???) |
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Entrance Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Entrance Date: April, 2009 |
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Graduation Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Graduation Date: October, 2009 |
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Graduation Plans |
Saitama University Graduate School of Science and Engineering |
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Current Status |
First-year Master’s Student starting in April |
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Time passes so quickly. This year is already my second year as an exchange student in Japan. In March I passed the graduate school entrance exam, and started a new chapter of my life as a Master’s student. It was been a long, yet at the same time a quick, year.
Looking back at the past twelve months, it was an important time in my life with few downturns. A year before, I came to Japan wanting to master the Japanese language and mature by experiencing new opportunities. I was very nervous at leaving my parents to live on my own in a place I’d never been before. It was as though I was wandering in the dark until I came to the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute and met the teachers here. Under their guidance, I learned about not only Japanese, but life in general as well. I truly believe that the person I am today is in thanks to the support I received from the teachers at the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute.
If I can borrow a little space from this page, I’d like to take the opportunity to say thank you again from the bottom of my heart. Even now, the words of my teachers remain with me, and after overcoming so many obstacles I hope to one day be able to act as a liaison between China and Japan.
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Su Xiao Bo(???) |
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Nationality |
Chinese |
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Entrance Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Entrance Date: October, 2006 |
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Graduation Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Graduation Date: March, 2007 |
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Graduation Plans |
University of Tokyo |
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Current Status |
Ph.D. Candidate |
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Hello everyone. My name is Su and I am from China. I can’t believe it’s already been this long, but I have now been in Japan for three and a half years. My first experience as an exchange student was when I came to the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute. At this school, nestled in a quiet, natural environment, I was able to experience not only a variety of class levels, but also numerous activities that helped improve my Japanese ability while also integrating me into Japanese society.
I believe that being an exchange student helps you learn more about yourself. Under the guidance of the teachers at the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute, I was able to recognize my strengths and weaknesses and ultimately decided to pursue research at the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School. Every exchange student, no matter which country you come from, has a different grasp of Japanese and a different plan for the future, but even if you study here for only a short time, I firmly believe that you will learn about yourself and thus be able to choose the best path for you.
Ieyasu Tokugawa once said, “Life is like unto a long journey with a heavy burden. Let thy step be slow and steady, that thou stumble not.” If you take the time to discover your true self, you will open the door to new possibilities.
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CHEN YING ZI(???) |
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Nationality |
Chinese |
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Entrance Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Entrance Date: April, 2008 |
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Graduation Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Graduation Date: March, 2010 |
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Graduation Plans |
Aoyama Gakuin University |
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Current Status |
First-Year University Student |
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It has already been two years since I came to Japan. I could barely speak Japanese when I first arrived, and now even I am surprised by the improvement the last two years have brought. I did try to work hard, but most of the credit belongs to my teachers. Looking back, I am filled with gratitude again when I remember how patient and kind they were when I couldn’t even remember the alphabet. Then there were all the times when I was struggling with the university application process and they took the time to not only compile all the necessary information, but also to guide me through all of it. Thanks to my teachers, I achieved a score of 338 in Japanese on the Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students and even received the Honors Scholarship for Privately Financed International Students. There simply aren’t enough words to fully express my appreciation.
I have had a very full two years, with the social atmosphere at the school and the abundance of organized events outside of the regular classes allowing me to learn so much about Japanese culture. The Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute has been the start of my new life in Japan, and I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I’m looking forward to starting university, and will work hard to live up to my teachers’ expectations.
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Zhang Long Ming(???) |
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Nationality |
Chinese |
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Entrance Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Entrance Date: October, 2006 |
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Graduation Date |
Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute Graduation Date: September, 2008 |
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Graduation Plans |
Tokyo Gakugei University researcher |
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Current Status |
Tokyo Gakugei University graduate student |
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My Japanese experience started at the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute. After two years of language study, I was accepted into the Tokyo Gakugei University as a researcher for a year and a half before becoming a graduate student.
Without knowing Japanese, it is impossible to enjoy your time in Japan. I assume that most students who are planning to come to Japan are hoping to attend a university, vocational college, or some other advanced educational institution. Whichever path you will take, the most important knowledge you can have, even above the specific vocabulary necessary for your career choice, is a strong foundation in Japanese.
At the Musashi Urawa Japanese Language Institute, you will study in a class geared to your level. Everyone who comes to Japan is nervous at first, but surrounded by a scenic, quiet neighborhood and taught by such wonderful, kind teachers you will be able to adjust quickly and focus on your studies. Besides these attributes, the school also organizes various yearly activities to see famous Japanese locales and experience the culture first-hand. And whenever you have any questions about your studies or life in general, you can be assured that the teachers will always be there with polite, helpful advice.
When you come to Japan, the first step you need to take is to master the Japanese language. With this completed, you can face your future with ease.
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