2026/05/15
On May 7th, we invited representatives from AOKI to conduct a seminar on how to properly wear a suit. Male students learned not only the basics of wearing a suit but also how to tie a tie. 👔 Despite their unfamiliarity, they were seen diligently working together, checking with their friends. An afternoon session was …
2026/05/15
On April 28th, international students and Japanese students enjoyed playing soft volleyball together! They played while encouraging each other as a team, and the venue was filled with smiles 😊✨ It was a memorable sports event that deepened friendships across nationalities and departments!
On December 8, 2023, in our extracurricular activities class, we went to Chusonji Temple and Geibikei Gorge and learned about the characteristics of Iwate Prefecture’s representative tourist destinations. We had fun!
On December 3, 2023, students took the JLPT Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It’s a cold and snowy day, but we sincerely hope that you will do your best and pass the exam.
November 17th and 18th, 2023 We held a school festival. We had a lot of customers come and have a great time. Everyone had fun!
Today, we had a fire evacuation drill at the student dormitory. In an emergency, try to act as calmly as possible.
Saturday, July 29th We participated in the Mikoshi of the Sakekai Jizoson Annual Festival in Zaimokucho, which was held for the first time in four years. On the day of the event, we paraded around the Zaimokucho shopping street with members of the local Seiyukai, despite the extremely hot weather. A lot of people called …
We cooperated with the “Yukata no Machi Campaign” planned by Morioka City and promoted the city of Morioka wearing yukata. Morioka was selected by the New York Times as one of the “52 Places to Go in 2023” and is visited by many foreign tourists. The “Yoichi” market in the Zaimoku-cho shopping district, where we …
We participated in the jr east (railway company) event. On the day of the event, we also participated in a welcome ceremony.
An exchange meeting was held between international students and Japanese students. Thank you for the next two years!
The students drew maps of Hokkaido, Tohoku and Kanto in the Japanese geography class. Everyone did great!
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