April |
April’s School Entrance Ceremony Placement Test Cherry Blossom Viewing |
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May |
April’s Health Checkup Spring Study Tour Children’s Day |
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June |
Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students Midterm Exam |
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July |
Japanese Language Proficiency Test Star Festival Speech Competition at School Kanto Koshinetsu Speech Competition |
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August |
Summer Vacation | |
September |
School Festival ‘TOHAMA SAI’ Term-end Exam |
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October |
October’s School Entrance Ceremony Placement Test October’s Health Checkup Acceptance of Trainee Teachers / Exchange with them Autumn Study Tour |
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November |
Examination for Japanese University Admission for International Students Emergency Drill |
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December |
Japanese Language Proficiency Test Midterm Exam Christmas |
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January |
Winter Vacation, New Year New Year’s Visit to the Shrine Kanagawa College Association Speech Competition |
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February |
Final Exam Japanese Culture Workshop School Visit and Exchange Day with Yokohama Futaba High School Students Making a Booklet of Essays |
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March |
Culture Exchange Meeting Doll’s Festival Graduation Ceremony Term-end Exam Spring Vacation |
Exchange through Fun Events
Various events and exchange meetings are incorporated into classes with the purpose of giving students opportunities to actually use Japanese they have learned and to find pleasure and happiness in being able to use it.Students Perform Everything from Projecting to Operating
Students of Japanese Course at Iwatani College perform everything from projecting to operating events by themselves. They make advertising posters and programs for events. They choose an MC and executive committee members who run around to make events progress smoothly on the day.Opportunities for Exchange among International Students
This event offers opportunities for exchange with classmates from all over the world with different languages and customs. Understanding not only Japanese culture and customs, but also those of various countries in the world we well as ethnic food, costumes and languages leads to mutual understanding among international students.
The school festival is held together with 3 schools, namely Iwatani College of Business (IT Course / Business Curse / Japanese Course), Iwatani Artistic B School and Iwatani High School. It is a very big and entertaining festival, using each course’s characteristic. Students at Japanese Course introduce folk costumes or traditional arts of their home countries and open booths of ethnic food.
International Live
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This event offers students to communicate with Japanese students whom they have a few opportunities to meet. Meeting with high school students will be very useful for those who intend to go on to college.
Students cook Japanese food (soba noodles, sushi etc.) with Japanese people at Ikiiki Club, belonging to Iwatani College. They experience Japanese culture while enjoying talking.
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Each class shows plays, dances or songs or introduces culture, ethnic food, folk dances / songs and so on of their home country.
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For other activities in classes, see「Lessons」。