G R A D UAT E VOI C ES

Graduated in March 2018

I want to contribute to the tourism
industry in my home country, Vietnam.
Making use of my strength in English,
I aim to ﬁnd a job at a travel agency

Tran Thi Thanh Xuan
Fro m V iet na m

Advanced to Osaka Seikei University, Faculty of Management,
Department of Global Tourism and Business
ECC KOKUSAI COLLEGE OF FOREIGN

I work as a leader who manages
technical intern trainees at acompany with more than athousand employees that is active
overseas.
My father and older brother run a company thatsells car parts they buy in Japan, and I admired
the way they worked using Japanese, so I decided
to study Japanese myself. When I was in highschool, I had a chance to study in Hiroshima, andthis made me decide that I wanted to live in Japan.
After graduating from university in Thailand, I
went on to study at the ECC JAPANESE COURSE,
a n d c o n t i n u e d o n to t h e EC C I n te r na t i o na lBusiness Course. ECC is a popular school even in
Thailand, and I felt that I could trust it. I also
wanted to ﬁnd a job in Japan, so the fact that I
had the option to continue my studies in one ofECCʼs technical colleges was the deciding factor
for me. What impressed me was how well theteachers took care of me. When I attended afriendʼs wedding, my teacher taught me Japanesewedding etiquette. I felt very relieved that I could
talk to my teachers about things other than mystudies. In the ECC International Business Course,
I learned the manners you need to work for a
Japanese company, how to answer the phone, andhow to conduct written correspondence. It waswonderful to be able to actually experience workt h rou g h a n inte r ns hip. Cu r re nt l y, Iʼve b e e n
ent r us te d w i t h a lea d ership p osi t ion in t he
Chemical Products Division. As a processengineer, I analyze the causes of defects that
occur in the plating process and inspect
automotive interior parts on the production line. I
also provide guidance and interpretation forforeign technical intern trainees. Iʼm very happy
that my seniors and colleagues rely on me. I enjoy
my work and all the employees get along well. In
the future, Iʼd like to have a happy family, buy ahouse in Japan, and balance both work andprivate life.

I studied English from the second grade of elementary school tohigh school. After I graduated from high school, my parents
encouraged me to study in Japan because they thought it would
be useful for my future career if I could speak Japanese as athird language. ECC is well known in Vietnam, and one of myseniors was a graduate of ECC, so I decided that if I knew
someone who went there, I would feel safe. There are strict rules,
such as no par t-time jobs for the ﬁrst three months af terentering the school, but everyone has their own goals, and theenvironment supports mutual encouragement and learning. The
most memorable experience for me was in the Global Experience
Program, held as a promotional project with the Osaka
Prefectural Government. I had the opportunity to interact inEnglish with high school students from Osaka Prefecture. Thanks
to this program, I was able to improve my communication skills
and develop my teamwork skills. I decided to go on to university,
so after graduating from the JAPANESE COURSE, I advanced to
ECC's Fur ther Education Preparation Course. Currently, Iʼms t u d y in g En g lis h , tou r is m - re la te d clas s e s , ma r ket in g ,management theory, and business accounting at university. In the
future, Iʼd like to return to Vietnam to work, but in order to gain
practical experience, ﬁrst Iʼd like to work for a Japanese travel
agency that deals with the Southeast Asian travel market. Iʼd liketo convey the appeal of my home country, Vietnam, to more
Japanese people and contribute to at tracting tourists anddeveloping the tourism industry in Vietnam.

LANGUAGES, JAPANESE COURSEECC KOKUSAI COLLEGE OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES, Further Education
Preparation Course
Advanced to Osaka Seikei University,
Faculty of Management, Department
of Global Tourism and BusinessM E S S AG E
The most important purpose of studying inJapan is learning Japanese, so study as hard
as you can! Also, rather then just studying
a n d w o r k i n g p a r t- t i m e , yo u s h o u l d a l s oexperience Japanese culture, participate inactivities like volunteering, travel, and do
things that you are interested in.

Graduated in March 2016

Saranpracha Boonyawaree
Fro m T hailand

Working at Taiyo Manufacturing Co. Ltd.
Chemical Products Division Leader

ECC KOKUSAI COLLEGE OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES, JAPANESE COURSEM E S S AG E
ECC KOKUSAI COLLEGE OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES, International Business
CourseTo ﬂourish in Japan, itʼs important to learn about unique Japanesemanners and culture before coming to Japan. After all, visiting
Japan as a tourist is completely diﬀerent from actually living here. If

Employed by Taiyo Manufacturing Co. Ltd.

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you understand Japan, I think youʼll be able to get along withJapanese people and enjoy your life in Japan. Good luck!

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S T U D E N T VOI C ES
Itʼs ﬁne to make mistakes.

I want to start a business in the future.

Speaking more and more without

After studying in Japan, my goal is tobeing shy will help you master Japanese.

ﬁnd a job in Japan to gain experience.

Chiu Yuchun / From Taiwan

Lu Jinxi / From China

Admit ted in Oc tober 2019

Admit ted in A pril 2019Japan is one of Chinaʼs major trading partners. In Shenzhen,

When I was in high school, I wanted to learn Japanese because

and I thought that if I could learn Japanese, I would have an

Taiwan using Japanese. ECC has the best reputation inm a r ke t i n g a n d a c c o u n t i n g a t a u n i v e r s i t y i n t h e U S , I

even though the classes are tough. When I entered the school,chose ECC because it was recommended by my fatherʼs friend,

kind, and they understand what the students want to say,

Osaka are open-minded, friendly, and kind. In Shenzhen, myclass.” We can study grammar and vocabulary at home, but

the laid-back atmosphere is like that of Osaka. In the advanced

this class exchanging opinions through word association

wa tch i n g T V n ew s . T h i s i s a g re a t way to i m p rove yo u rsalesperson at a Japanese cosmetics company to gain

Japanese society at the same time. In the future, Iʼd like touses Japanese, just like my aunt.

where I grew up, there are many Japanese-aﬃliated companies,

I admired the way my aunt worked in a Japanese company inad vantage in ﬁ nding a job in t he fu ture. Af ter s tud y ing

Taiwan, and I thought it would be a good environment for me,

immediately came to Japan and started studying at ECC. I

it was just like I imagined it would be. Most of the teachers areitʼs a famous school, and itʼs located in Osaka. I think people inwhich I think is really great. What I like most is the “speaking

hometown, people share a sense of solidarity and kindness, andspeaking is the most important thing to learn. We have fun inclass, we study Japanese not only from textbooks, but also by

games and debates. After graduation, Iʼd like to work as aJapanese language skills, and understand current issues inexperience, and then return to Taiwan to work in a job thatmake use of my Chinese, English, and Japanese skills to start
my own business in the ﬁeld of trade and travel. For that, themost important thing is experience. Iʼm now looking for a job so
I can experience a Japanese workplace.

I love the cheerful, funny people of Osaka.
I want to go on to university to study the Asian
economy and establish a sustainable company.
Hoang Ngoc Thao Vy / From Canada
Admit ted in Oc tober 2019

My mother ran a sushi restaurant in Canada, so Iʼve become familiar

with Japanese culture by watching anime and eating Japanese foodsince I was a child. I studied fashion at a technical college in Canada,
and when I came to Osaka on a working holiday three years ago, I
lived with Japanese people in a shared house for a year. I was able

to learn the Kansai dialect, and hear a wide range of expressions.
Iʼm s t ill ve r y close to t he m , like weʼre pa r t of a fa mil y. T his

experience made me fall in love with Japan and I wanted to live inJapan more, so I enrolled in ECC. The atmosphere in Osaka is likethat of my hometown, Montreal, and everyone is cheerful, so I feel

comfortable here. The teachers at ECC are kind and take good careof the students. I ﬁnd myself naturally using the Kansai dialect

pronunciation, and I often get cautioned about it in class! I couldnʼtread kanji characters and it was hard for me to ﬁll out the contract
documents for my mobile phone and bank account, but the staﬀ

helped me out. Thanks to this kind of help, Iʼm enjoying my life inJapan. In the future, Iʼd like to go on to university to study the Asian
economy and create a new fashion company that considers theenvironment and child labor issues.

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I gained an appreciation of diﬀerent
cultures through practical classes.
I hope to make use of what I learn tobecome a programmer.
Yodthong Thanakorn / From Thailand
Admit ted in Oc tober 2019Iʼd been attending a Japanese language school when I was inThailand, but I came to Japan to study at ECC because I

wanted to put myself into a more challenging environment.

The rules of the school are stricter than in Thailand, but theteachers and students are serious and create an environment

where itʼs easy to learn. In the debate class, weʼre divided into
two teams and exchange opinions, looking for our teamʼsstrong points and the other teamʼs weak points. It demands
understanding, but you can quickly learn more Japanese.
Also, my classmates are from all over the world, so Iʼm

exposed to new values. There are lots of surprises, as I

discover things that are normal for me aren't normal at all, but
it broadens my perspective. I graduated from a computerstudies program at my university in Thailand, so Iʼm hoping toﬁnd a job at a Japanese game company. With both Japaneseand programming, if you donʼt use them, youʼll soon forgetthem. I believe that if youʼre going to work hard to study

something, thereʼs no point if you canʼt use it well, so Iʼmstudying with the goal of improving.

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I want to go on to university and become adietitian at a hospital.
Seeing my growth through my test scores gives me
conﬁdence.

Be proactive and take action on your own.
Enjoy interacting with Japanese people
and improve naturally.

Liu Cheng / From China

Chen Chang-Yu / From Taiwan

Admit ted in A pril 2019

Admit ted in Oc tober 2019

After graduating from a university in the UK, I worked for a bicycle

When I was in my third year of high school, I decided to study Japanese so I could go

manufacturer in Taiwan, but I wanted to learn Japanese to advance myon to a Japanese university, because I was attracted by the work done by dietitians,

career in Taiwan, so I enrolled in ECC. When I was at the beginner level,

which is not a common job in China. The child of one of my motherʼs friends is ait took me about an hour to ﬁnish my homework, but at the intermediate

graduate of ECC, and I decided to study here because I heard that the teachers at

level, I was able to take less time. Another good thing about ECC is that

ECC support students with a sense of responsibility and kindness. The best thing

you have the chance to talk naturally with Japanese people outside ofabout enrolling here is that there are tests two to three times a week. Itʼs really fun toclass. At ﬁrst, I was enrolled in the one-year course, but I extended it to

see the visible improvement in my scores on the practice tests. In the Japanese

the two-year course because I wanted to learn business Japanese.

Language Proﬁciency Test Preparation (N1) class, which is necessary to work at a

Personally, I like bridges and old buildings, so I planned my own trips

Japanese hospital as a dietitian, they introduce Japanese and world news as well as

and interacted w it h many Japanese people in my t ravels . Af ter

cartoons that are popular on social networking sites, so we can experience real

graduation, I plan to ride my bike all around Japan! In the future, Iʼd like

Japanese. I also made Japanese friends through my volunteer social contribution

to work for a Japanese bicycle manufacturer, increase my knowledge,

activities, and my Japanese language skills improved a lot by playing with children.

and return to Taiwan to do work thatʼs related to bicycles.

There are many tests, but that is also an advantage. I absolutely recommend ECC.

I was discouraged when I ﬁrst studied Japanese.
ECC boosted my self-esteem,
and I gained conﬁdence.

Itʼs the best environment to learn Japanese.
Iʼd like to return to my home country after
going on to university to study in the ﬁeldof investiment.

William Strausser / From USA
Admit ted in A pril 2020

Jeon Chae Young / From Korea
Admit ted in A pril 2019

When I was in high school, I watched Seven Samurai and Rashomon and got

interested in Japan, which led me to pursue a degree in Asian studies at aIʼd wanted to learn a foreign language other than English since I was a

Canadian university. I studied Japanese for two years at university, but the roteteenager, and after graduating from high school, my parents suggested

learning method didnʼt suit me and I fell behind. But I couldnʼt give up, so afterthat I study abroad and learn a language. Thatʼs why I decided to go

graduation and three years of working at the university, I enrolled in ECC. Thisabroad for language study. I chose Japanese because I thought it would betime I really wanted to be able to speak Japanese, so I looked on the Internet

easy to learn, since the grammar is similar to Korean. Another reason wasand chose ECC because of its reputation for strict and thorough teaching. I

that I was interested in Japanese wooden architecture. I enrolled in ECC onwasnʼt conﬁdent at ﬁrst, and I was nervous in class, but the teachers always

the recommendation of my aunt who lives in Kobe. I thought it was easy at

had high expectations for us, so I came to believe that I could do anything if I

ﬁrst , but it got harder and harder, and the tests included writing,worked hard, and my Japanese improved. I realized how important the learning

conversation, and essay writing, so it was a little tough. However, thanks toenvironment is. In the future, Iʼd like to go on to graduate school to study

the active use of Japanese by all my classmates, I could improve quickly, tocomputational linguistics while continuing with Asian studies, and use my skills

the point that Iʼve now been able to get a part-time job translating theto become a bridge between Japanese and Western cultures.

campus news into Korean for the ECC website. In the future, Iʼd like to go
on to university to study investment and then return to Korea to ﬁnd a job.

Itʼs a joy to be able to watch TV programs without
subtitles.
Learning Japanese has broadened my interests.
Lin Zizhao / From Hong Kong
Admit ted in A pril 2019

My interest in Japanese was sparked by Japanese anime. Unlike Hong Kong

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I enjoy talking with Japanese people.
In the future, Iʼd like to support people
coming to Japan from Vietnam.
Nguyen Tuan Tai / From Vietnam
Admit ted in A pril 2019voice actors, I could tell that Japanese voice actors put a lot of emotion into

I became interested in the Japanese economy when I was at university,

decided to study in Japan. It was unexpected even for me, but after coming toIʼm studying Japanese and learning about the economy by watching theeven more than just something to study. Now Iʼm able to understand Japanese

Vietnamese trainees and Vietnamese people who are looking for jobs inpar ticipating in the Buddy Program, where I can interact with Japaneseenrolled, I didnʼt understand Japanese at all and traveling was diﬃcult,food from diﬀerent countries. I think this is a program you can only ﬁnd at ECC.

with them. For example, at a ramen shop, I would talk with the staﬀ doing

then go to Spain or Korea to study abroad and experience diﬀerent cultures. I

cooking area and the staﬀ donʼt talk to the customers much, so it was anthat, something might happen that you didnʼt even imagine. Try to broaden yourmore Japanese friends.

their lines, and I wanted to be able to understand what they were saying, so I

and I wanted to ﬁnd a job in Japan, so I decided to study in Japan. Now

Japan, I really got into Japanese idols, and started to learn Japanese as a hobby

news ever y day. In t he fu ture, I want to star t a company to help

TV programs without subtitles, which makes me very happy. Iʼm also actively

Japan. I entered ECC on the recommendation of my sister. Right after I

students. We always have a lot of fun talking about Japanese culture as well as

but I enjoyed talking with Japanese people, so I actively communicatedAfter graduation, Iʼd like to go back to Hong Kong to work and save money, andthe cooking in front of the customers. In Vietnam, you canʼt see thethink everyone has their own purpose for studying Japanese, but more thaninteresting experience for me. Thanks to these experiences, Iʼve madehorizons and take an interest in many things.

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S CH O O L E V E N T

April

M ay

/

- Entrance Ceremony- Orientation- Medical Checkup- Oﬀ-campus Learning- Tea Ceremony

Ju ne- Mid-term Exams- Examination for Japanese
University Admission forInternational Students( EJU )- Fire Drill

July

/

/

August- Speech Competition- Yukata Festival- Animation Design Class- Japanese Language
Proﬁciency Test
( JLPT )- Flower Arrangement- Yo-yo Fishing Contest/

Septe mbe r /- End-of-term Exams- Table Tennis Tournament- Photo Contest

ECC
E ntr a

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nce C

e re

Octobe r/

N ove mbe r/- Oﬀ-campus Learning- Entrance Ceremony
for October Admissions - Medical Checkup- Orientation- Examination for Japanese- Halloween
University Admission
for International
Students ( EJU )Dece mbe r

Januar y/- Mid-term Exams- Japanese Language
Proﬁciency Test ( JLPT )- Relay Race (Ekiden)- Calligraphy (Kakizome)
Event

Februar y/

M arc h- GEA

- End-of-term Exams- Tea Ceremony- Graduation Party- Flower Arrangement- Graduation Ceremony- School Festival (Chikyu-sai)- Singing Contest

KaraokeHalloween

m o ny/Kakizome

SpeechCompetition

ECC KOKUSAI COLLEGE
OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES,JAPANESE COURSE

ECCLet s go shopping in Umeda!

Fun and exciting school events,and many

An environment where you can enrich your
Photo Competition
Let s have fun with ourJapanese friends!

ECC COLLEGE
OF BEAUTY& STYLEECC COLLEGE OFCOMPUTER& MULTIMEDIA

attractive stores in the area.

Culturschool life and your private life! Fashion,Cafe,Art, Beauty, ki
Town
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ECC in Nakaza

Marathon

Graduatio

ECC

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ECC
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I got a nice manicur

VO LU N T EE R

Let s go to a cafeon the way home!

Tasty hotdogs for lunch!

ECC KOKUSAICOLLEGE OFFOREIGNLANGUAGES

ECC

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Clean Nakazakicho

Kids Plaza Osaka

To help beautify the environment andprevent crime, we work together withlocal residents, the Environment
Bureau, and the police department toclean up the Nakazakicho area,
where our school is located.

Guidance and support for visitors,
explaining how to play and playing
together. International students wholove children participate in these
activities.

Childrenʼs Cafeteria
Volunteering at a childrenʼscafeteria. Students help withcooking and serving the food in thecafeteria, and cleaning up afterward.

Contents may be subject to change.

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Weʼre always there for you.
The ECC team is cheer ful and re liable.
ECC is full of good-natured and unique staﬀ and teachers!

Our teachers have a wealth of experience in the ﬁeld of education.

“Live in the moment” is my motto.
We provide constructive
guidance!

Everyone is diﬀerent, and everyone is good.
Iʼm looking forward to seeing
you all!

ECC provides fully comprehensive career
guidance. Our teachers thoroughly
support students in interviews andinterview practice. Of course, you need
to be motivated, but if you make aneﬀort, youʼll ﬁnd your way.

Learning a language is a great way to get tounderstand a culture, its background,and its people, and to enrich your life.
Please enjoy not just your studies, but also
your life in the fun city of Osaka. Iʼll do mybest to support you.

Miho Nakatani

Haruna Nozaki

and they are thoroughly involved one-on-one with every student.

They will never give up on you, and will guide you until you really learn to speak Japanese.

Miki Osako

I entered ECC as an international student
myself. The teachers were kind, and in
addition to my studies I could evenconsult them about my daily life and things
I was worried about. Now Iʼve becomea staﬀ member, and I feel ECCʼs kindness
and helpfulness even more than before.

“With heart and soul” is my motto. I takecare to make sure that students fully
understand my Japanese when I talk tothem. Iʼll do my best to help you learn
Japanese!

Our relationship is not just that of teachers and students. Itʼs just like a family.

Donʼt worry if youʼre anxious about living alone for the ﬁrst time in another country.
Weʼll warmly answer even the smallest questions you may have about your daily life.
Please feel free to ask us anything!

.
Nguyen Thuy Linh Viet

Donʼt miss out on theopportunities that comeyour way!

Of course, learning Japanese is useful for higher
education and employment, but it also lets
you experience a diﬀerent kind of Japan fromwhat you knew before. The teachers arevery enthusiastic, and we are proud tohave so many motivated students.

I always have a lot of respect for
students who achieve their goals in
a foreign country. I myself value theopportunities I have encountered andalways try to understand the signiﬁcanceof every new encounter. Iʼll be waiting
for you at ECC.

School Director

Deputy School Director

Taiichi Kimura

After work, I go to rock music clubs.
Teaching Japanese is part of my life.

Learning a language leads to understanding
the local culture and the values of the people.
This is essential for mutual understanding
between cultures. At ECC, our strict but
dedicated teachers will provide you withwell-balanced guidance!

There are many experienced andstudent-oriented teachers in the Japanese
Course, which is great. Youʼll be glad thatyou enrolled! Iʼm also happy to have a funtime with our fabulous students and get
paid for it (LOL).

Shoko Murakami

Tomoko Kawahara

Everyone has their own reason
to learn Japanese. Enjoy learning
until you meet your goal.
Enjoy your trip to Osaka !
Come and enjoy learning
Japanese with us !
C (see) you soon !

Akemi Fujita

Yukari Minamoto한국어After establishing a Japanese
language school in thePhilippines, I came backto Japan and joined ECC.

Letʼs expand our world
and possibilities at ECC,
where weʼre always
moving forward!

I enjoy having conversations withstudents in Japanese every day. The Japanese
language is a means to understand all aspectsof “Japan.” What you ﬁrst begin your studies,
accept every lesson positively, and try to
make the most of everything you learn.

As a full-time Japanese language teacher,
I plan my curriculum based on my motto,"Bloom where you are.” We support your life
as a student with a close one-to-one relationship.

Hiroyuki Yamamoto

Akiko Nishizaka

ACTFL-OPI qualiﬁed tester

Study abroad, learn Japanese,and expand yourpossibilities in life!

Push forward withcourage! Progress isthe only way!

Learning the language of a country
diﬀerent from your own will help you
learn about your own country,
and give you new ways of thinking.
When you get in the habit of enjoying
diﬀerent things, youʼll gain the
ﬂexibility to live in any environment.

How can we make sure the students enjoy
themselves? How can we improve theexperience of studying abroad? There
are many staﬀ members and teachers
who take care to think about things fromthe studentsʼ point of view.
Take a new step forward at ECC!

The chance to be involved in the
lives of students who dream ofstudying in Japan is one of the mostrewarding aspects of this job. I try every day
to build relationships with them, not asteacher and student, but as friends who
can talk about anything.

Sayaka Kobayashi

Emi Tsujii

As someone who studied abroad,
I can understand your worries
and feelings.

Kumiko Shiraya
If youʼre energetic,
you can do anything.
Letʼs realize our hopes
and dreams together.
With students who looked anxious when
they enrolled, it makes me so relieved tosee them make friends, lead a healthyschool life, and graduate successfully. I hopethat youʼll learn how to use the language in
diﬀerent situations and get to know Japaneseculture and customs.

Fumie Kitano

We live in an era where
living to the age of 100 may be possible!
Studying abroad is only a small part of thattime, but these days will be unforgettable.
Letʼs start walking towards eachof our dreams and goals at ECC.
Iʼm rooting for you!

The students
threw me a surprise partyon the last day of class,and I was so touched!

Yosuke Shimizu
There are many classes
at ECC where you canenjoy speaking!

For you, reading this message,
this is also a part of your destiny.
We invite you to put your faith in us,
and have the courage to study abroad.
At ECC, we have everything you needfor new experiences. All of our staﬀ
will support you!

Atsuko Yahata

For everyone thinking about
advancing their education!
Weʼre all ready to accept you!

At ECC, you can learn Japanese thatyou can actually use, because you
study the actual language used in
diﬀerent situations. If you enroll in ECC,
youʼre sure to have an enjoyable life as aforeign student. Letʼs talk about manythings.

Experience makes people growand enriches their minds.

Chief of Secretariat

Ryuji Sawada

A school where teachers andstudents get along welland have fun learning

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ECC is like a big family.
We have lots of personalities here!

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Moe Morisaki
Our school is suitable for people
who really want to learn usefulJapanese.

Your experience at ECC will deﬁnitely
help you. You made up your mind to
study abroad, so why not put
yourself in an environment that's
a little challenging? The joy of overcoming
diﬃculties is very special.
Iʼm looking forward to meeting you all!

Yukiko Oda

EnglishI also studied Chinese
in Japan and then lived in China,
but at ﬁrst I couldnʼt communicate at all,so I think itʼs important to learn in theplace where the language is used.
Try your best to learn practical Japanese
in your daily life while studying in Japan.

The appeal of ECC is in its
kindness and helpfulness.

Iʼm in charge of the Buddy Program
and the daily operation of the
Educational Aﬀairs Division!

They are sometimes strict, sometimes gentle, and passionate about what they do,

I feel envigorated by our students every day.
I look after them with thefeeling of a parent.

There are so many interestingand enthusiastic
teachers!
I have the impression that mostteachers and staﬀ at ECC are funpeople who like to enjoy year-end
get-togethers and parties, and who give
their all at both work and play. Of course they
are serious about education too (LOL)!

Kaori Sakakibara 中文

Every day is full of excitement!
Letʼs make friends
all over the world!
The classes are designed to makeyou really feel every day thatyouʼve gained a new skill you can use.
You can feel your own growth with theincrease in the number of things you
can do in Japanese. You only live once,
so letʼs enjoy it!

Natsuki Mori

Tomorrow is another day.
Letʼs make our goals
come true together!
Studying abroad is a valuable experience.
By learning Japanese, you will discoverand experience a world and culture
you never knew existed. The curriculum isdesigned to match up with various careergoals, and dedicated teachers are
waiting for you.

Sayaka Ito

中文

To us, the foreign students
are the bravest heroes.
They are so full of hope,and overcame their anxiety
and travelled from overseas.

Thank you for choosing ECC
among all the Japanese
language schools.
ECC prepares various activities that makeuse of the language, such as events,
exchanges with Japanese students, and social
contribution activities. I hope you will cherish
the experiences that the Japanese
language brings to your life!

Kenichi Fujieda

When you learn a foreign language,
youʼre able to learn and think about
things from an international perspective.
Also, if you know multiple languages,
youʼll be able to access a lot of informationfrom the Internet. Studying abroad
will deﬁnitely broaden your horizons!

Daisuke Yamane

中文

Our attitude is to work as hard as
we can while putting
students ﬁrst.

My hobby is playing
the guitar. I like to treat
my students with respect.

ECC is strict, but there are many goodteachers who are always there forstudents. Itʼs our pleasure to makeyou feel glad that you came to ECC.
Please make your dreams come true
with ECC!

Itʼs my pleasure to contribute tocross-cultural exchange andunderstanding. The teachers at ECC
are constantly devising and researchingteaching methods and materials toprovide eﬀective lessons.
You wonʼt go wrong in choosing ECC!

Yumiko Ebisutani 中文

Kazuyuki Shiraishi

The joy of using Chinese to connect
with the world while beingin Japan.

Studying abroad is a great opportunity
to have many kinds ofexperiences.

As long as you maintain astrong desire to learn,
your potential will expand.

When I see students who couldnʼt speak
Japanese at all make great progress andbecome able to take care of their juniors
when they graduate, I feel glad that Iʼmdoing this job.

We listen carefully to what everyone
who enrolls is hoping to achieve,and provide thorough support!
At ECC, it's not just about acquiring
Japanese language skills, but also making
lots of fun memories!

Even if you learn a lot of words and grammar,
there will be times when they wonʼt be
useful in actual conversation, and there
are also things you wonʼt be able toﬁnd in the dictionary. Take aninterest in this country,
and learn “real Japanese.”

Kanae Miyotoiwa 中文

Makiko Enoki

Yu Akizawa

中文ไทย / English

中文한국어 / English

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