Living in Japan
Center for Japanese Language Learning (CJLL)
Center for Japanese Language Learning (CJLL) offers Japanese language courses in each term. These courses are mainly aimed at learning useful Japanese for your life here. You will also have opportunities to know the people and culture through the Japanese language. They are also designed to meet the various needs of GRIPS students.
CJLL offers the following courses.
• Basic Japanese & Beginners' Japanese introduce survival Japanese to beginners who have no Japanese learning experience. Basic Japanese has 4 classes (Basic Japanese 1A, 1B, 1C and1D) in the fall term covering the same material.
• Intermediate Japanese offers practical and useful Japanese for your daily life. It is appropriate for students with basic learning experience. The students will study or review basic Japanese and step toward intermediate Japanese.
• Advanced Japanese is designed to give advanced students the opportunity to engage in intellectual conversation in class.
• Superior Japanese offers more advanced Japanese with Japanese TV programs, newspapers, and so on. Classes will be designed according to students' needs.
For further information about the course, click here
For the information about the language tracks, click here
For each syllabus, click here
For schedule of Basic Japanese 1, click here
For other courses, schedule will be given in each class.
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2 (10:40-12:10) |
3 (13:20-14:50) |
4 (15:00-16:30) |
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| Mon | Superior Japanese 2 (Yatabe) |
Basic Japanese 2A (Yatabe) |
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| Tue | Basic Japanese 2B (Kondoh, et al) |
【Special Course】 Kanji |
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| Wed | Beginners' Japanese 1 (Yagi) |
Advanced Japanese 2 (Yagi) |
【Special Course】 Business Japanese |
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| Thu | Basic Japanese 2C (Yagi) |
Intermediate Japanese 2 (Yagi) |
“GRIPS でまなぶ にほんご Japanese for GRIPS Students”
“Business Japanese”
“Kanji”
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“Japanese class”
“Business Japanese class”
“Kanji class”
| 1. | New Year January 1 | ||
| Knowing Japanese New Year's customs and tasting “mochi” (rice cake) | |||
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| 2. | Mamemaki (bean-scattering ceremony) February 3 | ||
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| 3. | Hina Matsuri (Doll's Festival) March 3 | ||
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| 4. | Hanami Late April | ||
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| 5. | Tanabata Festival July 7 | ||
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| 6. | Experience of Yukata (cotton kimono) Early August | ||
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| 7. | Autumn Leaves Late November | ||
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| 8. | Traditional Japanese Food (be held irregularly) | ||
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| 9. | Speech Event (End of July) | ||
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Center for Japanese Language Learning (CJLL) |
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Information |
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• YAGI Atsuko |
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• YATABE Yukiko |
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• OGASA Emiko |
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Room No. C809 |
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Email: cjll |
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Tel: 03-6439-6377 (ext. 6377) |
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Consulting Hour: |
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KONDOH Aya by appointment |
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YAGI Atsuko Tue, Wed & Thu 14:00-17:00 (by appointment) |
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YATABE Yukiko Mon (by appointment) |
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OGASA Emiko (by appointment) |
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