2020 Mero Sathi Project
Vietnam training
The TDMU-TKU Joint Project 2025, jointly organized by Tokyo Keizai University's Seki Akinori Seminar and Vietnam's Thoda Mot University, involved 12 students from each university, who worked together for 10 days.
overview
•Before the training, all seminar students planned and practiced a cultural performance, preparing a multicultural presentation that combined drama, dance, singing, and other elements.
•While there, the students interacted with students from Todd Dermot University (TDMU) and deepened their friendships through language learning, festival experiences, and making non la.
•We held a self-reflection session with TDMU students on the theme of "What has shaped who we are today?" and shared our mutual values.
•We visited a soy milk factory and Cu Chi Tunnels and learned about Vietnam's industry and history.
•We jointly held the "International English Presentation & Multicultural Show," with students working together on everything from planning to running it.
•At Hung Vuong High School, the students held a quiz competition and performed a play, and interacted with local high school students.
•At Foreign Trade University (FTU), we introduced the job-hunting process in Japan and held a discussion on the differences between the two countries.
Activities
Vietnamese and Japanese lessons
Festival experience (origami)
Vietnamese culture experience (traditional sweets)
VLOG
Day 1
Day 4 part 1
Day 5 part 2
Day8
Day 11
Day 2
Day 4 part 2
Day 6
Day 9
Day 12
Day 3
Day5 part1
Day 7
Day 10
Day 13
10月21日に行われた、ゼミ研修報告会のスライドです。
研修の概要、主な活動内容、研修を通した学びなど
ベトナム研修についてまとめたものです。
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Seminar Students' Comments
This was my first time studying in Vietnam, so I was a little nervous at first, but I quickly felt at ease thanks to the warm welcome from the local students and teachers. I was impressed by the lively markets, the historical buildings, and above all, the kindness of the people. It was a valuable experience to come into direct contact with a culture and values that cannot be learned from textbooks.
2nd year student, Kaung Seth Naing from Myanmar
初めて参加したベトナム研修はとても楽しく、充実した経験でした。現地の学生や人々はとても親切で、多くの友人ができました。異なる文化や食事を実際に体験できたことも印象に残っています。研修中には大変なこともありましたが、仲間と協力して乗り越えることで、絆がより深まりました。この研修は、自分にとって非常に貴重で忘れられない経験になりました。
Lim Ja Lok, 2nd year student from Malaysia
It was my first time abroad, and my first opportunity to communicate extensively in English. I was nervous at first, but the local students and teachers were very kind to me, and I was able to become good friends with the local people. Although it was all new to me, I learned a lot during these two weeks. It was a very fulfilling two weeks.
2nd year student, Sota Hiyama