Are you thinking of staying in Japan after graduation?
Are you currently or will you be looking for employment in Japan?
Then come and listen to some non-native speakers of Japanese talk about…
The Importance of Learning Japanese NOW
Dates/Times/Locations
Tuesday, February 9, 2010 / 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM / Mita Hall 503
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 / 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM / Azabu Hall 212
Target Students
All non-native speakers of Japanese
Sponsors
Career Development Office and the Office of Student Services
Content:
Learn from the experiences of Makenzie (Computer Services), Erica (Career Development) and David (Office of Student Services)
Tips for studying Japanese in and outside the classroom
Advice about the JLPT exams
Chance to informally ask questions/receive advice from Makenzie, Erica & David
Sign up at the Office of Student Services (1st Floor Azabu) or the Career Development Office (6th Floor Azabu)
Happy New Year to all of our TUJ friends. Whether you spent the new year season here in Tokyo or elsewhere in Japan or the world, here at OSS we hope you had a safe and enjoyable holiday.
Last week we had orientation for new Japan Admit and Study Abroad students. It was a whirlwind of information for a not-small group of new students, and we’d like to thank everyone for their enthusiasm despite jet lag and for everyone’s help and great energy.
Today (Tuesday, January 12) marks the official first day of classes for the Spring 2010 semester at TUJ. To new students, best of luck and study hard as you settle in to your new and exciting surroundings. To continuing students, keep up the good work!
There’s a lot happening at TUJ semester, and OSS has a fresh batch of activities and events open to all students. Drop by our office (1F, Azabu Hall) for more information and to register (first come, first serve!). A full list of Spring 2010 activities and events can be found on our webpage here.
Interested in contributing to this blog? Send an email to oss@tuj.ac.jp to learn how you can get involved.
There were more than 20 students who have submitted their photos, and we have had quite a variety of submissions this semester. Thank you all for your participation. The photos were voted on per category by OSS-related staff members. From each category winner, the photo that received the most votes is the winner of the grand prize!!
And the Grand Prize Winner is…..
From the Studen Life Category, “Sporting the colors of Tokyo” by Richard Loria (Fall 2009 SA Student)!!
Student Life: Sporting the Colors of Tokyo by Richard Loria
The first place winners for each of the other categories are……
City and Scenic: Sleepless by Yejun Jeong
Japan: Food Market by Saleem Ahmed
TUJ Activities and Events: The Fight Begins by Jordan Sheng-Hung Chien
Free: Bicycles by Monica Noeva Tandung
See more photos (more…)
Are you thinking of staying in Japan
after graduation?
Are you currently or will you be looking for employment in Japan?
Then come and listen to two non-native speakers of Japanese talk about…
The Importance of Learning Japanese NOW
Date: Thursday, Nov. 26, 2009
Time & Location: 12:30 – 13:30 Azabu Hall 213 and
17:30 – 18:30 Mita Hall 503
Target Student: All non-native speakers of Japanese
Sponsors: Career Development Office and
Office of Student Services
Content:
- Learn from the experiences of Erica (CDO)
and David (OSS).
- Tips for studying Japanese in and outside the classroom
- Advice about the JLPT exams
- Chance to informally ask questions/receive advice from Erica and David.
Sign up at the Office of Student Services (1st Floor Azabu) or the Career Development Office (6th Floor Azabu)
Frijoles: Great-tasting real food, served fast. Not fast food.
Can’t find a good burrito in Tokyo?
Why not enjoy some great food for under 1000 yen?
FRIJOLES celebrated their grand opening on November 4 with mouth-watering success. And if their delicious food and great prices aren’t enough to pursuade you, just show your TUID (or alumni card) and get a free soft drink with any meal.
Just around the corner from Azabu Juban station. Check out their webpage here.
Frijoles Map
The Fall 2009 Activities & Events are now posted on the TUJ website!
Activities are open to all TUJ students, and we encourage you to invite fellow TUJ students to join. Due to limited space, we advise that you register early as participation is sometimes dependent on advance registration.
How to Register:
1.Fill out the Activity Registration Form for the activity you are interested in. Forms are available at the OSS office (Room 108, Azabu Hall).
2.Bring the completed Activity Registration Form and the exact amount of the payment (CASH ONLY) to OSS during the activity registration times listed below.
★Activity Registration Times★
Tuesday – Friday (9:30am – 17:00pm)
Fall 2009 registration will begin on Tuesday, 9/1 at 9:30am