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About 40 years ago, I studied at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies for the first time as an international student. In 1988, I returned to Japan to study at the Osaka University of Foreign Studies, where I completed my master's program and received my M.A. degree.
Since then, I have been in the field of Japanese Language Teaching. I'm confident that my experience over the years can be helpful in answering questions such as 'what aspect of Japanese is most difficult for Chinese learners to learn and how to overcome it.'
At KCGI, I'm responsible for the courses related to Professional Communications in the ICT Industry and multicultural coexistence. I would like to focus not only on the Japanese language, but also on its practical application in the ICT field and make the most of our time together learning.
KCGI's distinction lies in it's founding philosophy of cultivating information technology specialists who can lead society, and its educational achievements in fostering human resources needed by society. KCGI has international and diverse faculty of Japanese and non-Japanese instructors, and co-education of Japanese and international students. I want to help students, especially international students, learn and grow.