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Kansai University Introduction Video (Audio: English, Subtitles: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian)
This is a collection of links to pamphlets, videos, etc. that introduce Kansai University. Videos are available at the bottom of this site. The audio is in English, and subtitles are available in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, and Indonesian.
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TUFS Open Academy Online Japanese Language Course (Spring 2022)
【Application period: 10 am, March 22, 2022 – 11:59 pm, April 20, 2022 (JST)】 The Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS) Open Academy is now offering Online Japanese Language Courses. There are Japanese language courses offering 8 different levels, and culture courses for more advanced Japanese learners. All courses are taught interactively through real time online classes, and can be taken from any places in the world where stable internet connection and media used in the classes are available. For more details, please check our website. PR movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2qm1eUu6cM&t=1s
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On-demand Video Lecture Series: An Overview of the Japanese Language
This is a video lecture series that explains Japanese linguistically. For those who are planning to start learning Japanese or those who are just starting to learn Japanese, we will explain in English what kind of language Japanese is. If you take this course together with Online Japanese Language Course, you will be able to study effectively and efficiently. If you want to attend, you need to register to watch the video below. You cannot download videos. There are 6 video lectures (30 minutes each), so you can choose a time that suits you best. ■Content Introduction: [Lesson1] Letters of the Japanese Language/ [Lesson2] Vocabulary in Japanese/ [Lesson3] Japanese Grammer/ [Lesson4] Japanese Pronunciation/ [Lesson5] Japanese Honorifics/ [Lesson6] Dialects in Japanese ■Available until Saturday, April 30. During this time only, you can watch 6 videos for free through Google Classroom. ■How to apply: Please contact the following email from the person in charge of application at each university: Office for International Affairs, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies/ kokusai-kyoten@tufs.ac.jp Please check the link for more information. ■In order to support Japanese Studies students currently living in Ukraine or evacuated to neighboring countries, the deadline for participating in the program will be extended until Friday, September 30. If you would like to take the course, please contact us by email.
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JPLANG
JPLANG provides the following diverse contents to help students learn the Japanese language (academic Japanese) necessary for studying at university. The beginner's course includes explanations and translations in 15 languages.
For 50 years, Japanese Language Center for International Students, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (JLC) has provided pre-college preparatory education to Japanese government scholarship students studying at Japanese universities. JLC has developed JPLANG, an e-learning version of "初級日本語(Beginner Japanese)" and "中級日本語 (Intermediate Japanese)", published by Bonjinsha. This is a teaching material intended for blended learning, but can also be used for general review of beginner and intermediate classes and reinforcement of weak points for free.
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Tohoku Forum for Creativity Video Archives
The Tohoku Forum for Creativity (TFC) is an international visiting researchers' center which was established in 2013 at Tohoku University to facilitate collaborative research.
Since its establishment, the TFC has held lectures expressing many diverse values in fields ranging from the humanities and social sciences to the natural sciences.
You can access videos of those lectures at the TFC website .
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Offering online courses for Ukrainian students
As part of the support for students who cannot study or conduct research anymore due to the deteriorating situation in Ukraine, the University of Tsukuba accepts them as exchange students and offers more than 250 courses that can be taken online.
