Showing posts with label Lunch Presentation Meeting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lunch Presentation Meeting. Show all posts

Monday, December 18, 2017

Vietnam (Lunch Presentation Meeting #103)

An undergraduate business student from Vietnam made a presentation on her country. Thirteen students attended the talk.






Monday, December 11, 2017

Brunei (Lunch Presentation Meeting #102)

An exchange student from Universiti Brunei Darussalam made a presentation on her country, Brunei. Eighteen students participated in this talk session.






Monday, November 27, 2017

Brazil (Lunch Presentation Meeting #101)

Following the talk on Mexico, another Judo expert, this time from Brazil, made a presentation on his country.Twenty one students came to listen to the talk. This year, Kagawa University was lucky to host two Judo experts for training under the JICA program. We hope more can come in the future.









Monday, November 20, 2017

'Mexico' (Lunch Presentation Meeting Series #100)

For the 100th presentation in the series, we have the pleasure of listening to a Judo expert from Mexico. He is currently undergoing a one-month training under a JICA program.












Monday, November 13, 2017

'Report on Short-term program to National Chiayi University' (Lunch Presentation Meeting Series #099)

Four Japanese students made a presentation on their two-week program at National Chiayi University in Taiwan. This is the first year that we took students on this program. Hopefully, next year, we can bring more students on the program.
































Monday, October 23, 2017

'Why you should come to Taiwan' (Lunch Presentation Meeting Series #097)

The 97th presentation in the series was conducted by three exchange students from National Chiayi University. The title was 'Why you should come to Taiwan', following the presentation title on Thailand made on the previous week. Sixteen Japanese students and eight international students came to listen. After the presentation, the three students gave out some presents to those who could answer their questions, and then, pineapple cakes for all the students in the audience. The audience seemed very happy with this gesture...