Japanese Studies Students (=international students who specialize in Japanese language and culture in Japan; Hereafter referred to as J.students) show a variety of language skill and interests depending on the features of education in Japanese in their respective countries. All the J.students, however, receive an education at our university for one year based on one education program for the J.students. This paper shows first the variety of J.students through analysis of their final theses of past J. students. If we realize a program for J. students that supports the variety of students, we can clearly improve the results of their study in Japan. For this purpose, it is necessary to clarify the features of education in Japanese in the respe...
Elective language courses, particularly those starting from the beginner level, constitute their ow...
This article summarizes the making of a joint study class for Japanese and foreign students at the C...
Students studying at Japanese language schools in Japan do not have enough time available to improve...
A subject "Study of Japan", which aims at cross-cultural experience and exchange, has been offered t...
Since 1972, the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and China, many students have be...
Since the 2003 academic year, the Japanese language division of this Center has conducted Japanese P...
Over the past nine years the number of short-term student exchange programs in Japan, especially in ...
This paper aims to determine and present the profile of Japanese Studies Programs (JSP) at universit...
A united support system for international students to improve Japanese ability has been organized i...
This is a report concerning research on attempts at graduate school to distill the results of Japan ...
This study focuses on the current conditions of educational exchanges of overseas students in Japane...
The importance of foreign languages is evident particularly as nation building is highly dependent o...
This paper focuses on issues facing foreign students currently studying in a junior high school in J...
During the 2003 academic year, the Japanese language division of this Center conducted a number of t...
Working in Japan is one of the goals of students in the Japanese Department, due to Japan's strong a...
Elective language courses, particularly those starting from the beginner level, constitute their ow...
This article summarizes the making of a joint study class for Japanese and foreign students at the C...
Students studying at Japanese language schools in Japan do not have enough time available to improve...
A subject "Study of Japan", which aims at cross-cultural experience and exchange, has been offered t...
Since 1972, the normalization of diplomatic relations between Japan and China, many students have be...
Since the 2003 academic year, the Japanese language division of this Center has conducted Japanese P...
Over the past nine years the number of short-term student exchange programs in Japan, especially in ...
This paper aims to determine and present the profile of Japanese Studies Programs (JSP) at universit...
A united support system for international students to improve Japanese ability has been organized i...
This is a report concerning research on attempts at graduate school to distill the results of Japan ...
This study focuses on the current conditions of educational exchanges of overseas students in Japane...
The importance of foreign languages is evident particularly as nation building is highly dependent o...
This paper focuses on issues facing foreign students currently studying in a junior high school in J...
During the 2003 academic year, the Japanese language division of this Center conducted a number of t...
Working in Japan is one of the goals of students in the Japanese Department, due to Japan's strong a...
Elective language courses, particularly those starting from the beginner level, constitute their ow...
This article summarizes the making of a joint study class for Japanese and foreign students at the C...
Students studying at Japanese language schools in Japan do not have enough time available to improve...