02.Dec.2022
EVENT
【October/November】Report on On-Campus and Extracurricular Events
ISI organizes a wide variety of extracurricular activities and events for students in accordance with the seasons.
Some of the events held in October and November are listed below.
Halloween Party
Halloween parties were held at each school at the end of October. Students and staff dressed up in costumes and had a great time!
The high level and variety of costumes made the event a great success.
Tokyo-Takadanobaba Campus
JR Oji Station Tour Event
Won the Excellence Award in the Essay Contest
Tokyo-Harajuku Campus
Nohgaku Appreciation for Foreigners
At Harajuku Campus, we went to the “Nohgaku Appreciation Class for Foreigners,” where students can watch the traditional Japanese performing art “Nohgaku” with subtitles in various languages.
Nohgaku is a representative Japanese performing art that has been passed down for over 600 years.
It is difficult to understand the content of the play because it is performed in an old Japanese language, but since subtitles were provided for this event, the students were able to understand the story and enjoy the performance.
Kyoto Campus
Disaster Prevention Drills
The Kyoto Campus held a disaster drill. In this disaster drill, students studied the history of actual disasters that have occurred in Kyoto and learned what countermeasures they can take. At the hands-on corner, students were able to learn how to extinguish a fire quickly and efficiently from a person with actual expertise in the field. It was an enjoyable yet important experience.
Nagano Campus
NBL Festival
The biggest event of the year! The “NBL Festival” was held at the Nagano Campus.
It was the first time in three years that the festival was held due to Corona.
The students were able to show the results of all their practice and had a great time. Little by little, we are happy that we are able to have events like before, and that they are leading to memories and experiences for our students.
Intercultural exchange meeting (Tsukuba Kaisei Gakuen High School)
On Monday, November 21, we held an exchange program with local high school students at Tsukuba Kaisei Gakuen High School Ueda Learning Center.
We conducted interviews about each country, gave a small lecture in three languages, and played various games. The high school students taught us how to play “Daruma-san ga tumbled,” which was very exciting.
The Nagano Campus, which is closely connected to the local community, has many opportunities to interact with local people like this one.
We will continue to provide information on events at each school on a regular basis.
