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Overseas training system
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Experience multiculturalism with your own sensibilities and grasp the joy of learning from there.
In order to implement the program, our faculty and staff conduct detailed field surveys and build a wide range of human networks.
In order to implement the program, our faculty and staff conduct detailed field surveys and build a wide range of human networks.
Multicultural field study
Students in their second to fourth years spend about a week during the summer vacation, conducting on-site research overseas under the guidance of the faculty member in charge. Acquire problem-finding and presentation skills through preliminary research and oral presentations after the survey. We develop local adaptability to maintain mental and physical health without being discouraged by living environments that are different from usual.Main fieldwork themes
Korea | Korean awareness of the globalization of K-POP / Current status of unmanned convenience stores in South Korea |
China | Chinese Attitudes toward Foreigners Visiting China/The 996 Problem -Long Working Hours in China's IT Industry- |
Philippines | Language Situation in the Philippines/Religious Views of the Philippines and Japan |
Vietnam | Interview survey with foreign tourists and travel agencies |
Indonesia | Learn how people work in a thriving capital city and tourist destination |
Testimonials
Awareness at Ben Thanh Market
Fukuda Shogo
We visited Ben Thanh Market. The employees working at Ben Thanh Market speak Japanese, English and Chinese fluently. In terms of customer service, we actively negotiated prices with Asian people such as Japanese, Koreans, and Thais, but with English-speaking people such as Americans, we "negotiated prices". I didn't do much. From these actions, I felt that Asian people are warm and easy to talk to for Vietnamese people.
Destination country: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Dispatch period: August 18-26, 2022
Destination country: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Dispatch period: August 18-26, 2022
Reality of Vietnam
Fuchida Hayaka
Through the multicultural field study, I noticed that the history of the Vietnam War is still inherited, and the food culture and transportation are completely different from Japan. When I actually visited Vietnam, there were many facilities that reminded me of those days, such as the War Remnants Museum and the Reunification Palace. In addition, there were many things that I could not experience in Japan, such as Vietnam, which has dishes that cannot be eaten in Japan, and places where motorcycles fill the streets.
Destination country: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Dispatch period: August 18-26, 2022
Destination country: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Dispatch period: August 18-26, 2022
Announcement of results of overseas dispatch
2020 Multicultural Field StudyFieldwork Practice (USA)
After completing the semester of study abroad, students will stay in Los Angeles, USA for about a week, and conduct field research under the guidance of the accompanying instructor. Practical use of the English skills cultivated during study abroad.main theme | Nikkei History/Ethnic Town Survey |
|STUDENT'S VOICE|
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Mr. F.
2nd year, Department Department of Multicultural Communication Faculty of International Relations
# Sales using English
2nd year, Department Department of Multicultural Communication Faculty of International Relations
# Sales using English
I want to become a salesperson who can make customers happy with my English skills.
In [Multicultural Field Study], I did fieldwork in Vietnam. As I interacted with local people and students from other grades, I learned new knowledge and perspectives. In [English IX], the teacher answered my questions right away, and I felt that my language skills improved every day. In the future, I would like to find a job where I can use my English skills and make customers happy with sincerity.<Updated July 31, 2023>
Department of Multicultural Communication