カテゴリー: TUAN-topics

On June 26, 2024, a seminar on crisis management was held before the summer break.

The seminar included lectures on prevention of infectious diseases, safety management while traveling abroad, and preparation and tips for international travel.

The seminar will be distributed to everyone on campus via manaba at a later date, so please be sure to check it out.

In addition, in order to make the contents of the seminar widely known to those outside the university, we will share useful information transmitted at the seminar.

 

 

On June 8 and 9, 2024, 36 researchers from Khon Kaen University visited Dr Masami Isoda, director of CRICED for lesson study research.

They participated in the University of Tsukuba Affiliated Elementary School Research Conference, and observed mathematics and Japanese classes as well as the presentation session by students.

They also participated in the math sectional meeting.

After the conference, lecture was given by Dr Isoda, director of CRICED.

In the reflection session, the participants enjoyed a lively discussion on lesson study.

 

 

The Flower Festival, organized by the Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy at Université Grenoble Alpes (a CiC partner university of the University of Tsukuba), was held on May 23, 2024.

The event took place at Jardin Dominique Villars, where a Japanese garden was set up.

It featured Japanese medicinal herbs, lanterns, bamboo fences, and panels introducing Japanese culture related to plants and medicinal herbs.

Many citizens participated in a guided tour of the garden conducted by graduate student Manon Paul-Traversaz. Additionally, a cherry tree planting ceremony, donated by the Consulate Office in Lyon, was held.

Assistant Professor Hajime Akiyama from the Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences at the UT, who was visiting UGA for research discussions, attended the ceremony.

He exchanged views on the future development of Japan-France exchanges with Consul Ogata, Vice Consul Tsuzuki, Vice Consul Nishikawa, and Dean Michel Sève of the Faculties of Pharmacy at UGA.

We extend our deep gratitude to Manon Paul-Traversaz, the event organizer.

 

Notice　An association has been established for the management and operation of Jardin Dominique Villars. Those interested are encouraged to visit the website below and consider offering their support.

*L’association des Amis du jardin Dominique Villars　https://amisdujardinvillars.fr/

 

 

On June 13, the final presentation of the Tsukuba Internship Program for Computer Sciences (TIPICS) was held.

Six students from the Bordeaux Institute of Technology who participated in the program, gave presentations on what they learned during the two-month program.

The presentation was attended by faculty members of the University who taught the course and students of the University studying in the same field.

In addition, faculty members of the Bordeaux Institute of Technology participated online.

 

When the students came to Japan in April: “Students from the Bordeaux Institute of Technology came to Japan”
https://www.bgi.sec.tsukuba.ac.jp/post-tuan-en/tuan-topics20240410en/

 

 

 

At the Turkmenistan Culture Concert, there were various exhibits allowing one to experience the culture, such as traditional costumes, rugs, musical instruments, books, etc.

 

 

The Turkmenistan Cultural Concert also featured a glamorous fashion show with attractive ethnic costumes.

 

At the Turkmenistan Culture Concert, ethnic dances were also showcased.

The dances performed in ethnic costumes captivated many people.

 

At the Turkmenistan Cultural Concert, visitors were able to enjoy the powerful music of Turkmenistan.

Japanese songs were also performed, giving the audience a sense of cultural exchange through music.

 

The Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan hosted a Turkmenistan Cultural Concert on Friday evening, June 14, at Nova Hall.

The concert, to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the birth of the Turkmen poet Magtumguri, was well attended.

Please look forward to seeing more photos of the concert on the day of the event.

 

The Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan has announced the upcoming Turkmenistan Cultural Concert to be held on the evening of June 14 (Friday) at Nova Hall.

Details are as follows.

This concert is organized by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the birth of the Turkmen poet Magtumguri.

About 25 singers and dancers from Turkmenistan will perform songs and dances.

We invite you to join us and invite your family and friends.

[Date] Friday, June 14, 2024, 19:00-21:00 (doors open at 18:30)

[Location] Nova Hall, Main Hall (1-10-1 Azuma, Tsukuba City)

[Admission] Free

[Application] Pre-registration required via QR code on the poster below.

[Contact] Embassy of Turkmenistan in Japan Email: embassy#turkmenistan.or.jp (Please convert “#” to “@” when sending email.)