ATTN: Japanese Language Program at Kawauchi Students-A Tohoku-dai ID is necessary to take Japanese Language Program classes.
If you have not received your ID, please contact your department.
-Please carefully read the Guide on the pages below before applying for a Nihongo ID.
-You must log in to the campus network to apply for a Nihongo ID.
(Please remember to enable the VPN service in your device settings.)
You can apply for the Nihongo ID from overseas.
Campus wi-fi
https://www.dc.tohoku.ac.jp/guide/wifi/wifi-e.html
VPN service
https://www.tains.tohoku.ac.jp/contents/remote/vpnstudent.html-Access the following URL from the campus network to log in to the academic affairs system and apply
for a Nihongo ID.
https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/entry/- Both online and in-person classes for the Japanese Language Program at Kawauchi use Google
Classroom. When attending in-person classes, please comply with Tohoku University's Emergency
Action Plan (BCP).
-Check the Google Classroom codes of the classes you want to take on the Japanese Language
Program website and join the Classroom.
https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf-We will answer your inquiries by email.
If you inquire after 16:00 (JST) or on a holiday, we will respond on the next business day. Depending on
the content of the inquiry, it may take us a while to answer. Thank you for your patience.
(We cannot answer inquiries about the Tohoku-dai ID or campus network.)-Please read the Enrollment Guide, which will be updated as needed, on the Japanese Language
Program website.
Japanese Language Program website
https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/program/Tohoku University Online Class Guide
https://sites.google.com/view/teleclass-tohoku/forstudents

Institute for Excellence in Higher Education
Tohoku University

A Guide to the Tohoku University Japanese LanguagerogramP
at Kawauchi (Updated October 9, 2024)
Second Term, AY 2024
Tohoku University Institute for Excellence in Higher Education
The Institute for Excellence in Higher Education offers the Japanese Language Program forInternational Students to improve the Japanese language proficiency of foreign students andresearchers at Tohoku University. We hope that it will facilitate your everyday activities and research.
There are a variety of classes, from beginner to advanced levels, so you can study at the Japanese levelappropriate for you.

Table of Contents
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Nihongo ID Application/Class Registration ......................................................................... 1
Notes on Attending Class ................................................................................................... 4
Orientation video ................................................................................................................ 5
Level and Subject Codes .................................................................................................... 6
Grading and Progression System ..................................................................................................... 7
Eligibility for Classes ........................................................................................................... 9
Subjects and Timetable by level ......................................................................................................10
Level 1（Beginning） ......................................................................................................... 10
Level 2（Basic） ................................................................................................................ 11
Level 3（Pre-Intermediate） .............................................................................................. 12
Level 4（Intermidiate） ...................................................................................................... 13
Level 5（Upper-Intermediate） .......................................................................................... 14
Level 6（Advanced） ......................................................................................................... 15
Level 0～6 Co-Learning Seminar List ................................................................................. 16
8. Class Schedule by level.................................................................................................... 17
9. Contact Information .......................................................................................................... 20
10. Kawauchi Campus Map .................................................................................................... 21
11. Classroom Locations ........................................................................................................ 22

Both online and in-person classes for the Japanese Language Program at Kawauchi use
Google Classroom.

Program Term
October 1(Tue.) to February 3(Mon.)
The schedule may change due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. We ask for yourunderstanding and cooperation.

Nihongo ID Application/Class Registration Schedule
BE SURE TO REGISTER DURING THE REGISTRATION PERIOD!
First Semester: October 1 (Tue.) through February 3 (Mon.)
Nihongo ID Application Period: September 24 (Tue.) – October 16 (Wed.)
Class Registration Period: October 8 (Tue.) - October 21 (Mon.)

2th Quarter: November 26 (Tue.) through February 3 (Mon.)(Courses in the latter half of the term)
Nihongo ID Application Period: November 18 (Mon.) – December 3 (Tue.)Class Registration Period: November 28 (Thu.) – December 9 (Mon.)※

1.

Deadlines for dropping classes are as follows.
Term-long Classes: November 29 (Fri.)
Half-term Classes (first part of the term): October 31 (Thu.)
Half-term Classes (second part of the term): December 20 (Fri.)

Nihongo ID Application/Class Registration※ You require a Nihongo ID and certificate for the current term to takeclasses. You cannot use your Nihongo ID from the previous term..
11：Nihongo
Step 1:
ApplicationID Application

September 24 (Tue.) - October 16 (Wed.)(Courses in the latter half of the term: November 18 (Mon.) –December 3 (Tue.))
PT=Placement test

*It may take a few days to issue the Japanese language program ID and level certificate.
Please acquire them well before the deadline.

A (enrolled at TU, have an assigned Japanese level, will not take the PT):
(1) Log in to the academic affairs system from the on-campus network to apply for a Nihongo
ID.
URL: https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/entry/*Please be sure to register your Nihongo ID from the previous term and password with thesystem.
(2) You will receive a Nihongo ID and Excel file by email. The Excel file is for those who aretaking the placement test, so you need not submit it.
(3) Later, you will be sent a certificate showing your Japanese level for the new term.
(4) After the term starts, please perform Step 2.

B-1 (enrolled at TU, beginner, will not take the PT):
(1) Log in to the academic affairs system from the on-campus network to apply for a Nihongo
ID.
URL: https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/entry/*Please be sure to choose “beginner” at the question 12 on the system.
(2) You will receive a Nihongo ID by email. Please complete the preparatory assignment on thewebsite below before the start of classes.
URL: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/kana/(3) Later, you will receive a Level 1 (beginner) certificate by email.
(4) After the term starts, please perform Step 2.

B-2 (enrolled at TU, studied Japanese before, will take the PT):
(1) Log in to the academic affairs system from the on-campus network to apply for a Nihongo
ID.
URL: https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/entry/* If you have a Nihongo ID and password from the previous term, please be sure to registerthem with the system.
(2) You will receive a Nihongo ID and Excel file by email. You will also be provided a link to
information on the placement test.
(3) Take the online placement test.
(4) Enter your test results in the Excel file and send it to the provided email address.
(5) You will be sent a certificate showing your Japanese level. If you were notified of a level forthe new term, but also have a level determined by your test result, your level will bewhichever is higher.
(6) After the term starts, please perform Step 2.

C-1 (not yet enrolled at TU, beginner, participating in the above
programs, will not take the PT):
(1) You will receive a Nihongo ID by email. Please complete the preparatory assignment on thewebsite below before the start of classes.
URL: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/kana/(2) Later, you will receive a Level 1 (beginner) certificate by email.
(3) After entering TU, please perform Step 2.
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C-2 (not yet enrolled at TU, studied Japanese before, participating in
the above programs, will take the PT):
(1) You will receive a Nihongo ID and Excel file by email. You will also be provided a link to
information on the placement test.
(2) Take the online placement test.
(3) Enter your test results on the Excel file and send it to the provided email address.
(4) You will be sent a certificate showing your Japanese level.
(5) After entering TU, please perform Step 2.

D-1 (not yet enrolled at TU, beginner, general, will not take the PT):
(1) After entering TU, log in to the academic affairs system from the on-campus network toapply for a Nihongo ID.
URL: https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/entry/*Please be sure to choose “beginner” at the question 12 on the system.
(2) You will receive a Nihongo ID by email. Please complete the preparatory assignment on thewebsite below before the start of classes.
URL: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/kana/(3) Later, you will receive a Level 1 (beginner) certificate by email.
(4) Please perform Step 2.

D-2 (not yet enrolled at TU, studied Japanese before, general, will takethe PT):(1) After entering TU, log in to the academic affairs system from the on-campus network toapply for a Nihongo ID.
URL: https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/entry/(2) You will receive a Nihongo ID and Excel file by email. You will also be provided a link to
information on the placement test.
(3) Take the online placement test.
(4) Enter your test results in the Excel file and send it to the provided email address.
(5) You will be sent a certificate showing your Japanese level.
(6) Please perform Step 2.

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Attending Classes

October 1 (Tue.) –(Courses in the latter half of the term: November 26 (Tue.) –)(1) Please look at the timetable and syllabus for your level and choose the classes you will take.
URL: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/syllabi/
Please check the class code on the HP and register for Google Classroom.
URL: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf(2) Please join classes suitable for your level. Please show your certificate and ask for the
instructor's permission.
*Class sizes are limited. Students will be accepted on a first-come basis.
*Some classes preferentially accept students from certain programs.
*If you decide not to take a class, please contact your instructor immediately and withdraw from Google
Classroom.

Step 2: Class Registration

October 8 (Tue.) - October 21 (Mon.)(Courses in the latter half of the term: November 28 (Thu.) –December 9 (Mon.))Log in to the academic affairs system and register your classes using the class registration screen.
Academic affairs system : https://jlpk.bureau.tohoku.ac.jp/student/login.php※ You will only be able to register only classes for which you have received permission from the
instructors.
※ IPLA students will be informed about registration in a separate email. Do NOT register with the above
system.
*Courses in the latter half of the term
JLP course code
M100
Level 1 (Beginner)
Level 2 (Basic)
C250b
Level 3 (Pre-intermediate)
A350, C350-R/W, C350-L/S
Level 5 (Upper-Intermediate)
SW500, HS500

2.

Notes on Attending Class1.

Be sure to register for classes. If you do not, you will not be able to take classes offered by thisprogram.

2.

You cannot register for classes after the deadline (October 21(Mon.)).
※ The deadline to register for classes taught in the latter half of the term is December 9(Mon.).

3.

Read the syllabus before registering for classes to learn about class goals, content, and how
performance is evaluated.

Syllabus: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/syllabi/
4.

(after September 24)

Please purchase your textbooks at the bookstore in the Kawauchi Campus Welfare Facilities (see B01
in the Kawauchi Campus Map). Using copied textbooks (paper photocopies, or digital copies
downloaded from the Internet) in class is forbidden. Students using such copies will not be permitted
to attend class. Making illegal copies of copyrighted materials is forbidden under Japanese law.

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5.

Class sizes are limited. Students will be accepted on a first-come basis, so you may not be able totake all your first-choice classes.
Intensive Learning Classes up to Pre-intermediate (excluding H150),
NS060
C100ab, C110ab, C120, C140, B170, M100, R150, A150, H150,
K150, LJ100, DU100, C200, C210ab, C220, B270, R250, K250,
XR300, CM400, LC420, SC420, BC420, GM520, JS500, PW500,
TC520, GC680ab, PL600, MH600, MO600, SE600, ML000, FS000,
AD000
K100ab, C320, C420, BJ480, BJ680
Other

Limit: 10

Limit: 15

Limit: 20
Limit: 25

6.

If you must be absent from class, inform the instructor directly or via a classmate. If you do not attend
at least two-thirds of the total number of classes, you will receive a "D" (fail).

7.

Failure to follow the above rules may result in losing eligibility to attend classes in this program. In
addition, students who display a conspicuous lack of motivation to study, such as failing to complete
any assignments, missing examinations without providing a valid reason, etc. may become ineligible
for this program's classes.

3. Orientation video
The video below contains instructions to guide you through enrollment, from applying for a Nihongo ID toclass registration. Please watch it.

https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/video/
http://www.he.tohoku.ac.jp/SJLE/video/

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1.

2.

Level and Subject Codes

Japanese levels are numbered 1 through 6. Attainment goals are shown in the below table.
Attainment Goals
CEFR/JFS JLPTLevel 1Students will acquire conversation, reading, and writing abilities
A1
N5(Beginner)
necessary for daily life.
Level 2Students will acquire speaking, listening, reading, and writing abilities for
A2.1
N4(Basic)a variety of everyday situations.
Level 3Students will acquire basic Japanese skills needed for student life and(Preattending university classes in Japan.
A2.2
N3
intermediate)
Students will acquire skills needed to read articles and essays on familiar
Level 4
topics of interest and write simple reports. They will also learn to listen
B1
N2(Intermediate)
to lectures and express their own opinions in Japanese.
Level 5Students will acquire Japanese skills needed to read academic texts,(Upperwrite reports, listen to lectures, and make presentations.
B2
N1
Intermediate)
Students will acquire Japanese skills needed to understand specialized
Level 6academic texts, write reports, listen to lectures related to their majors,
C1(Advanced)
and give seminar presentations.
CEFR: Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
JFS: JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education
JLPT: Japanese Language Proficiency Test

Please see below for an explanation of Subject Codes.

B

1

0

0

Abbreviated Class Subject
C(Comprehensive
Japanese)

Learn grammar and vocabulary according to thestudents’ level, extend "listening" "talking" "reading""writing" skills, and comprehensively acquire Japanese
language proficiency necessary for student life in Japan.

B (Basic Japanesefor BusinessCommunication)

Learn elementary conversational skills needed forvarious aspects of everyday life in Japan, and simple
expressions used in business.

L (Listening
Comprehension)Acquire listening skills necessary for student life, such as
listening to lectures, understanding explanations, and soon.

S (Speaking/
Conversation)

Acquire speaking skills necessary to student life, learn tomake oral presentations.

R (Reading
Comprehension)Acquire fundamental reading comprehension skills
necessary to read specialized/academic texts.

W (Writing/Composition)

Acquire fundamental writing skills necessary to write
research plans, research papers, etc.

A(Applicative
Practice)

Acquire the ability to apply the Japanese language.

H
Learn hiragana and katakana syllabaries.
(Hiragana/Katakana)
K (Kanji/Vocabulary) Learn kanji and its related vocabulary.

6

Japanese Level(Levels 1-6)

Priority/Exclusive Program0
No Priority/ Nonexclusive
1
JYPE/COLABS
2
IPLA
5Intensive Japanese
Language Program
6
Japanese Language &Culture Study Program
7
GPEM
8
DATEntre(Employment Support
Program)
9
General Education

5.
1.

Grading and Progression System
The grading scale for this program is as follows.
Particularly excellent (90-100 points).
Excellent (80-89 points).
Good (70-79 points).
Passed (60-69 points).
Failed (0-59 points).
Withdrew from the class.
※ You will be notified of your grades at the end of each term.
※ If you wish to withdraw from a class, contact the class's instructor. JYPE, COLABS, and IPLA
students should contact the Student Exchange Division. If you stop attending class without
withdrawing, you will receive a "D."※ Deadlines for dropping classes are as follows.
Term-long Classes: November 29
Half-term Classes (first part of the term): October 31
Half-term Classes (second part of the term): December 20※ You will also receive a "D" if you do not attend at least two-thirds of the total number of classes.
If you require an academic transcript (Seiseki Shoumeisho), please request one from theInternational Education Section of the Student Exchange Division (p.20) using the URL below.
https://forms.gle/zQ6hp9WiKZcb5X616※ In general, only JYPE, COLABS, and IPLA students receive credit for classes registered in theJapanese Language Program; other students will not receive credit. However, some departments
may approve credits for these classes. For details, inquire with the relevant staff at your department.

AA
A
B
C
D
E

2.
This program's placement test waiver system is described below.
In the Japanese Language Education Program students undergo a placement test at the beginning of
the term and take classes appropriate to their level. However, students taking classes for consecutive
terms may take classes one level higher than their current level in the following term without retaking theplacement test if they meet the conditions in the table below (note that the following conditions pertain togrades obtained within a single semester and do not apply to grades acquired over multiple semesters).
Current Term

Conditions
Following Term
Achieve a grade of "A" or "AA" in one of the following:
Level 1
→Level 2
C100, C110, C120, C140, or C150
Achieve a grade of "A" or "AA" in one of the following:
Level 2
→Level 3
C200, C210, C220, or C250
Achieve a grade of "A" or "AA" in one of the combinations
numbered ① to ⑤ below① C300 or C320
② （C310-R/W or C350-R/W）and（C310-L/S or C350-L/S）
Level 3
→Level 4③ （C310-R/W or C350-R/W）and one skill-based class④ （C310-L/S or C350-L/S）and one skill-based class⑤ Three skill-based classes*Skill-based classes: L300, S300, R300, W300
Achieve a grade of "A" or "AA" in one of the combinations
numbered ① to ⑤ below① C400 or C420
② C410-R/W and C410-L/S
Level 4
→Level 5③ C410-R/W and one skill-based class④ C410-L/S and one skill-based class⑤ Three skill-based classes**Skill-based classes: R400, S400, L400, W400
Achieve a grade of "A" or "AA" in ① or ② below① C500 and one skill-based class
Level 5
→Level 6② Three skill-based classes**Skill-based classes: R500, S590, L500, W500
*Two "B" grades will be counted as one "A" grade7

Continuing JYPE, COLABS, and IPLA students-Continuing students who are Level 1 to 3 ONLY may proceed to the next higher "Tentative" level with "B"or "C" grades for the conditions shown in the table above.
-Students of all levels who obtained grades of "C" or higher in the previous term CANNOT register/take thesame classes again in the following term.

Students in Intensive Learning Classes
If you obtain a grade of "A" or better in C150 or C250, you may take classes that are one difficulty level
higher than your current level in the second half of the term. If you obtain a grade of "B" or "C" in C150 orC250, you may take the next higher "Tentative" difficulty level but only if you will continue taking the class inthe second half of the term.

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Eligibility for Classes

4

L300

S300

R300

W300

L400

S400

R400

W400

C500

L500

S590

R500

W500

L690

S690

R690

W690

6 (Tentative)5

3 (Tentative)

3

C100ab, C110ab,C120, C140, C150,
B170, M100
C200, C210ab, C220,
C250a, C250b, B270
C320,
C310-L/S, C310-R/W,
C350-L/S, C350-R/W
C420,
C410-L/S,
C410-R/W

5 (Tentative)2

Comprehensive

4 (Tentative)

1

Levels2 (Tentative)

Classes that can be taken at each level are as follows.
※ If your level is marked "Tentative," you may register for classes both at your tentative level, and one level
below. (E.g. if you are "Level 4 (Tentative)," you may register for both Level 4 and Level 3 classes at thesame time.)※ Those JYPE, COLABS, or IPLA student who are judged to be “Tentative” 2, 3, or 4 level have to decide
whether to enroll in classes EITHER in your tentative level OR one level below. You cannot register forclasses both at your tentative level and one level below at the same time (for example, if you are "Level
4 (tentative)," you must choose whether to register for Level 3 classes or Level 4 classes). Those JYPE,COLABS, or IPLA student who are judged to be “Tentative” 5 or 6 level may enroll in classes in yourtentative level and those one level below simultaneously (for example, if you are “Level 6 (tentative), you
may enroll in Level 5 classes and Level 6 classes simultaneously).
Listening

Speaking

Reading

Writing

Application/
Practical

R150

A150

R250

A250

Kana

H150

A350

6

Miscellaneous

AD000, FS000, LJ100,
DU100AD000, FS000, ML000,
LJ100, DU100, XR300
AD000, FS000, ML000,
LJ100, DU100, XR300
AD000, FS000, ML000,
XR300, BJ480, CM400,
LC420, SC420, BC420,
JS500, TC520, NS060*
AD000, FS000, ML000,
BJ480, CM400, LC420,
SC420, BC420, GM520,
JS500, PW500, TC520,
SW500, CJ500, HS500,
MH600, NS060*
AD000, FS000, ML000,
GM520, JS500, PW500,
TC520, SW500, CJ500,
HS500, BJ680, GC680ab,
PL600, MH600, MO600,
SE600, PH600, NS060*

1. Classes marked with an asterisk (*) are exclusively for that program's students.
Students from other programs cannot take those classes.

Kanji
Level
K1

2. You cannot take 2 or more classes whose codes begin with the same letter (e.g.
C210 and C220, R400 and R500 etc.). Also, you cannot simultaneously take C
classes with C-L/S or C-R/W classes (However, we recommend taking C-L/S and
C-R/W simultaneously. you can simultaneously take C-L/S with S or L classes, and
C-R/W with R or W classes).

K2
K3
K4
K5
K6

Kanji
K100ab, K150
K200, K250
K300ab
K400ab
K500
K600

3. You must attend every session of class even if the class meets two or more times each week.
4. If a two-letter code appears in the "Other" section, the class is a seminar. These are International Colearning Seminars, except for classes marked BJ, SW, CJ, HS, PH, and NS International and Japanese
students take International Co-learning Seminars together. They participate in discussions and cooperative
projects to deepen their intercultural understanding. Special auditing students, non-degree students,
undergraduate students, and graduate students can receive credit for International Co-learning Seminars ifthey register them as General Education subjects. For further details, inquire with your department's
Academic Affairs Section. (p.16)
5. For kanji classes, please select just one class at your designated level, or one level below or above thatlevel. However, if the instructor does not give permission, you cannot take the class.

97. Subjects and Timetable by Level
Level １(Beginning)
JLP course
code

Course Title

Class

C100

C110
Beginning Comprehensive Japanese

Schedulea

Tue 5-6・Fri 5-6b

Wed 1-2・Fri 1-2

a

Mon 1-2・Thu 1-2

b

Mon 1-2・Thu 1-2

C120

Wed 1-2・Fri 1-2

C140

Mon 1-2・Fri 1-2

Hiragana/Katakana

Thu 1-2・Fri 1-2

B170

Wed 1-2

M100

Tue 4-5・Thu 4-5

R150

Mon 3

A150

Tue 3
Oct. 8 & 10
(8:50-14:30)
Mon 3
Wed 3
Thu 3

H150
a
b

K100

Beginning Japanese
Kanji/Vocabulary

K150

Co-learning Seminar Course Title

Online class for C100a only.
a and b cover the same content.
a and b cover the same content.

Mon 1-2・Tue 1-2・

C150
Beginning Japanese for BusinessCommunication
Minimal Japanese
Beginning Japanese Reading
Comprehension
Beginning Japanese Applicative
Practice

Notes

JLP course code

Express (first half of term)

Online classa and b cover the same content.

Schedule

General Education Course Code / Notes

Learning Japanese Culture through Comedy

LJ100

Wed 5

CB35206

Deepening one's understanding of oneself andothers

DU100

Wed 5

CB35203

Beginner Aikido learning with Japanese students

AD000

Wed 3

Futsal team building with Japanese students

FS000

Fri 4

CB33401 / In-person class※¹More details on Google Classroom
CB54201 / In-person class※²More details on Google Classroom* Google Classroom codes: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf

Timetable① Course code Class Instructor (Classroom)2
10：30-

3
13：00-

4
14：40-

5
16：20-

6
18：00-

10：20

12：00

14：30
R150
Ms. Mishima(R115)

16：10

17：50

19：30

C110a Ms. Yan(C401)
M C110b Ms. Mikoda(C402)on C140 Ms. Usui(R105)
C150 Ms. Azumi(R115)
T
C150
u
Ms. Kashiwagi(R115)e
C100b Ms. Azumi(C401)
W
C120 Ms. Mishima(C402)
ed
B170 Ms. Backley(C407)
Thu

Timetable②：H150

1
8：50-

C110a Ms. Usui(C402)
C110b Ms. Kikuchi(C403)
C150 Ms. Shukuri(R115)

1
8：50
～
10：20

K100a Ms.
Mikoda(C305)
A150
Ms. Kashiwagi(R115)
K100b Ms.
Mishima(A403)
AD000
Ms. Narita(※¹)
K150
Ms. Sugaya(R115)

M100 Ms. Endo(Online)
C100a
Ms. Uchiyama(Online)
LJ100 Ms.
Suematsu(A401)DU100
Ms. Kojima(A203)C120 Ms. Backley(C404)
C140 Ms. Ohori(R105)

Oct.
8
Tue
Oct.
10
Thu

2
10：30
～
12：00

Ms. Kashiwagi(R115)
Ms. Shukuri (R115)

3
13：00
～
14：30
Ms.
Kashiwagi(R115)
Ms.
Sugaya(R115)

M100 Ms. Suzuki(Online)

C100b Ms. Kikuchi(C403)
Fri

2days intensive course to master
Hiragana and Katakana

FS000 Mr.
Fujimoto(※²)

C100a
Ms. Kikuchi(Online)

C150 Ms. Seki(R115)

10※：Co-learning Seminar(p.16)※ The classrooms which are titled with “R” arelocated in International Exchange Building (A12 in
the Kawauchi Campus Map).

Level ２(Basic)
Course Title

JLP course
code
C200
C210

Class

a

Mon 1-2・Thu 1-2

b

Mon 1-2・Thu 1-2

a and b cover the same content.

Mon 1-2・Tue 1-2・Thu 1-2・Fri 1-2

C250

Mon 1-2・Tue 1-2・b

Basic Japanese Applicative PracticeOnline class

Wed 1-2・Fri 1-2aBasic Japanese for BusinessCommunication
Basic Japanese Reading
Comprehension

Notes

Mon 5-6・Thu 5-6

C220

Basic Comprehensive Japanese

Schedule

Thu 1-2・Fri 1-2

B270

Wed 1-2

R250

Mon 3

A250

Tue 4

K200

Tue 3

K250

Thu 3

Express (first half of term)
Express (latter half of term)

Express (first half of term)

Basic Japanese Kanji/Vocabulary

JLP course
code

Co-learning Seminar Course Title

Schedule

Beginner Aikido learning with Japanese students

AD000

Wed 3

Futsal team building with Japanese students

FS000

Fri 4

Japanese Literature in English & Japanese

ML000

Thu 4

General Education Course Code /Notes
CB33401 / In-person class※¹More details on Google Classroom
CB54201 / In-person class※²More details on Google Classroom
CB44203*Other Intercultural Co-Learning classes are available in addition to those shown above. (p.16)* Google Classroom codes: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf

Timetable Course code Class Instructor (Classroom)

Mon.

1
2
8：50-10：20
10：30-12：00
C210a Ms. Mishima(C404)
C210b Ms. Kikuchi(C405)
C250a Mr. Choi(C403)
C250b Ms. Azumi(R115)
C250a Ms. Ohori(C404)

Tue.

C250b Ms. Kashiwagi(R115)

3
13：00-14：30
R250 Ms. Usui(C306)

K200
Ms. Sugaya(C203)

C220 Ms. Ohori(C404)
Wed.

4
14：40-16：10

AD000 Ms. Narita(※¹)
B270 Ms. Suzuki(C408)

5
16：20-17：50

6
18：00-19：30

C200 Ms. Suzuki(Online)

A250 Mr. Mori(C403)
LJ100
Ms. Suematsu(A401)
DU100 Ms.
Kojima (A203)
XR300 Ms.
Hayashi(M301)

C210a Mr. Mori(C405)
C210b Ms. Azumi(C406)
ML000 Ms. M.
Thu.
K250 Ms. Azumi(C408)
Mushiake(A202)
C250a Ms. Kashiwagi(C404)
C200 Mr. Choi(Online)
C250b Ms. Shukuri(R115)
C220 Mr. Mori(C405)
FS000
C250a Ms. Mishima(C402)
Fri.
Mr. Fujimoto(※²)
C250b Ms. Seki(R115)※：Co-learning Seminar(p.16)※ The classrooms which are titled with “R” are located in International Exchange Building (A12 in the Kawauchi Campus
Map).

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Level ３ (Pre- Intermediate)
JLP course
code

Course Title
Pre-Intermediate Comprehensive
JapaneseClass

Pre-Intermediate Comprehensive
Japanese (Listening/Speaking)
Pre-Intermediate Japanese Listening
Comprehension
Pre-Intermediate Japanese
Speaking/Conversation
Pre-Intermediate Japanese Reading
Comprehension
Pre-Intermediate JapaneseWriting/Composition
Pre-Intermediate Japanese Applicative
Practice
Pre-Intermediate Japanese
Kanji/VocabularyNotes

Wed 1-2・Fri 1-2

C320

Pre-Intermediate Comprehensive
Japanese (Reading/Writing)

Schedule

C310-R/W

Thu 1-2

C350-R/W

Tue 1-2・Fri 1-2

C310-L/S

Mon 1-2

C350-L/S

Mon 1-2・Thu 1-2

Express (latter half of
term)

L300

Fri 5

Online class

S300

Thu 4

R300

Tue 2

W300

Mon 3

A350

Tue 4
a
b

K300

Co-learning Seminar Course Title

JLP course
code

Creating Worlds with XR and the Metaverse

Express (latter half ofterm)

Express (latter half ofterm)
a and b cover the samecontent.

Mon 3
Thu 3
Schedule

General Education Course Code / Notes

XR300

Thu 5

CB45222

Beginner Aikido learning with Japanese
students

AD000

Wed 3

Futsal team building with Japanese students

FS000

Fri 4

Japanese Literature in English & Japanese

ML000

Thu 4

CB33401 / In-person class※¹More details on Google Classroom
CB54201 / In-person class※²More details on Google Classroom
CB44203*Other Intercultural Co-Learning classes are available in addition to those shown above. (p.16)* Google Classroom codes: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf

Timetable Course code Class Instructor (Classroom)1
8：50-10：20

2
10：30-12：00

C310-L/S Ms. Yokosawa(C406)
Mon.
C350-L/S Mr. Choi(C403)

3
13：00-14：30
K300a Ms.
Yokosawa(C304)
W300 Ms.
Sawabe(C307)

C350-R/W Ms. Ohori(C404)
Tue.

Wed.

C310-R/W Mr. Choi(C407)
Thu.
C350-L/S Ms. Kashiwagi(C404)
Fri.

LJ100
Ms. Suematsu(A401)
DU100 Ms. Kojima(A203)AD000
Ms. Narita(※¹)

K300b Mr. Choi
(C407)C320 Ms. Azumi(C406)
C350-R/W Ms. Mishima(C402)※

5
16：20-17：50

A350
Mr. Mori(C403)

R300 Mr.
Uehara(C405)

C320 Ms. Usui(C405)

4
14：40-16：10：Co-learning Seminar(p.16)

12ML000 Ms. M.
Mushiake(A202)
S300
Ms. Shukuri(C104)

XR300 Ms.
Hayashi(M301)

FS000 Mr.
Fujimoto(※²)

L300
Ms. Azumi(Online)

6
18：00-19：30

Level ４ (Intermediate)
JLP course
code

Course Title
Intermediate Comprehensive JapaneseIntermediate Comprehensive Japanese(Reading/Writing)Intermediate Comprehensive Japanese(Listening/Speaking)Intermediate Japanese Listening
Comprehension
Intermediate Japanese
Speaking/Conversation
Intermediate Japanese Reading
Comprehension
Intermediate JapaneseWriting/Composition

Schedule

C410-R/W

Thu 1-2

C410-L/S

Mon 1-2

L400

Fri 5

S400

Tue 3

R400

Wed 3

W400

Tue 1

BJ480

Thu 5

K400

Japanese Language and Culture Seminar

Notes

Wed 1-2・Fri 1-2

C420Intermediate Business JapaneseIntermediate Japanese Kanji/Vocabulary

Class

Online classfirst half of term only

a

Wed 3

b

Thu 4

NS060

a and b cover the same content.
Only Japanese Language & Culture
Study Program students

Wed 2

Language for Controlling People and Media Literacy

JLP course
code
CM400

Tue 3

General Education Course Code /Notes
CB23209

Unique Aspects of Japanese Language and Culture

LC420

Thu 3

CB43211

Seeing Home Country and Area from Japan
Acquisition of international liberal arts through international
PBL activities on the theme of books and children

SC420

Fri 3

CB53207

BC420

Tue 3

CB23208

Beginner Aikido learning with Japanese students

AD000

Wed 3

Futsal team building with Japanese students

FS000

Fri 4

Japanese Literature in English & Japanese

ML000

Thu 4

Intermediate Co-learning Seminar Course Title

Schedule

CB33401 / In-person class※¹More details on Google Classroom
CB54201 / In-person class※²More details on Google Classroom
CB44203*Other Intercultural Co-Learning classes are available in addition to those shown above. (p.16)* Google Classroom codes: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf

Timetable Course code Class Instructor (Classroom)1
8：50-10：20
Mon.

Tue.

2
10：30-12：00

3
13：00-14：30

5
16：20-17：50

C410-L/S Mr. Mori(C407)

W400 Ms.
Takahashi(C405)

TC520 Ms.
Watanabe(A406)

C420 Ms. Sawabe(C406)
Wed.
NS060
Ms. Sugaya(C403)

CM400
Ms. Shukuri(B101)
BC420
Ms. Sawabe(C306)
S400
Ms. Ohori (C401)
R400
Ms. Usui(A405)
K400a
Ms. Mikoda(C406)
AD000
Ms. Narita(※¹)

Thu.

C410-R/W Ms. Suzuki(C408)

LC420
Ms. Backley(C102)Fri.

C420 Mr. Choi(C407)

SC420
Ms. Mishima(A306)※

4
14：40-16：10：Co-learning Seminar(p.16)

13JS500 Mr.
Uehara(C105)

ML000 Ms. M.
Mushiake(A202)
K400b
Ms. Mikoda(C103)
FS000
Mr. Fujimoto(※²)

BJ480
Ms. Suzuki(A101)
XR300 Ms.
Hayashi(M301)
L400
Mr. Choi(Online)

6
18：00-19：30

Level ５(Upper-Intermediate)
Course Title

JLP course code

Schedule

Upper-Intermediate Comprehensive Japanese

C500

Fri 1-2Upper-Intermediate Japanese Listening Comprehension

L500

Fri 5

Online class

Upper-Intermediate Japanese Speaking/Conversation

S590

Thu 1

General Education: Japanese D
Course Code：CB41207

Upper-Intermediate Japanese Reading Comprehension

R500

Mon 4

Upper-Intermediate Japanese Writing/Composition

W500

Wed 4

Upper-Intermediate Japanese Kanji/Vocabulary

K500

Thu 3

SW500

Tue 5

CJ500

Wed 3

HS500

Wed 5

latter half of term only

NS060

Wed 2

Only Japanese Language &Culture Study Program students

Upper-Intermediate Japanese Culture Seminar:
An Introduction to Sino-Japanese Writings
Upper-Intermediate Japanese Culture Seminar:
An introduction to Classical Japanese Writings
Upper-Intermediate Japanese Culture Seminar:
An Introduction to Early Modern Handwritten Sources
Japanese Language and Culture Seminar

Upper-Intermediate Co-learning Seminar Course Title

JLP course code

Notes

latter half of term only

General Education Course Code /Notes

Schedule

Reading The Tale of Genji in Multiple Languages

GM520

Thu 3

CB43210

Japanese Language and Culture in Songs

JS500

Tue 5

CB25204

Theatrical method based Workshop: advanced

PW500

Wed 4

CB34202

Economic revitalization of Sendai and its shopping
districts

TC520

Tue 2

CB22221Beginner Aikido learning with Japanese students

AD000

Wed 3

Futsal team building with Japanese students

FS000

Fri 4

Japanese Literature in English & Japanese

ML000

Thu 4

CB33401 / In-person class※¹More details on Google Classroom
CB54201 / In-person class※²More details on Google Classroom
CB44203*Other Intercultural Co-Learning classes are available in addition to those shown above. (p.16)* Google Classroom codes: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf

Timetable Course code Class Instructor (Classroom)1
8：50-10：20

2
10：30-12：00

3
13：00-14：30

Mon.
TC520
Ms. Watanabe(A406)Tue.

NS060
Ms. Sugaya(C403)

Wed.

CM400
Ms. Shukuri(B101)
BC420
Ms. Sawabe(C306)
CJ500 Ms. Sato(A104)
AD000 Ms. Narita(※¹)

Thu.

S590
Ms. Sawabe(C401)MH600
Mr. Morikawa(A402)

4
14：40-16：10
R500
Ms. Usui(C306)

K500
Ms. Mikoda(C406)
LC420
Ms. Backley(C102)

5
16：20-17：50

SW500 Ms.
Nishihara(C305)
JS500 Mr.
Uehara(C105)
W500
Ms. Sato(A104)
PW500 Ms. M.
Mushiake・Mr. H.
Mushiake(A101)

HS500
Mr. Aratake(A402)

ML000 Ms. M.
Mushiake(A202)

GM520 Ms. Sato(A401)
Fri.
※

C500 Ms. Mikoda(C408)

SC420
Ms. Mishima(A306)：Co-learning Seminar(p.16)

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FS000
Mr. Fujimoto(※²)

L500
Mr. Ichinose(Online)6
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Level ６(Advanced)
Course Title

JLP course
code

Advanced Japanese Listening Comprehension

L690

Tue 2

Advanced Japanese Speaking/Conversation

S690

Thu 2

Advanced Japanese Reading Comprehension

R690

Tue 3

General Education: Japanese J
Course Code：CB23220

Advanced Japanese Writing/Composition

W690

Thu 3

General Education: Japanese H
Course Code：CB43213

Advanced Japanese Kanji/Vocabulary

K600

Wed 4

Advanced Business JapaneseAdvanced Japanese Culture Seminar:
Pre-modern History and Thoughts in Japan

BJ680

Wed 4

PH600

Thu 5

NS060

Wed 2

Japanese Language and Culture Seminar

Advanced Co-learning Seminar Course Title

JLP
coursecode

Notes
General Education: Japanese F
Course Code：CB22230
General Education: Japanese B
Course Code：CB42211

Only Japanese Language & Culture Study
Program students

Schedule

General Education Course Code / Notes

a

Mon 3

CB13203b

Tue 1

CB21213

PL600

Tue 2

CB22222

MH600
MO600
SE600

Thu 2
Tue 2
Tue 4

Beginner Aikido learning with Japanese
students

AD000

Wed 3

Futsal team building with Japanese students

FS000

Fri 4

CB42208
CB22206
CB24206
CB33401 / In-person class※¹More details on Google Classroom
CB54201 / In-person class※²More details on Google Classroom

Global Communication

Class

Schedule

GC680

Intercultural Communication (Advanced):
Personal LeadershipIntellectual History of Modern JapanA History of Occultism in the Modern Period
Japanese Society from an External Viewpoint

Japanese Literature in English & Japanese
ML000
Thu 4
CB44203*Other Intercultural Co-Learning classes are available in addition to those shown above. (p.16)* Google Classroom codes: https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/files/JLPK/classroomcode.pdf

Timetable Course code Class Instructor (Classroom)1
8：50-10：20

2
10：30-12：00

GC680bMs. Yamamoto(A403)L690
Ms. Shukuri(C307)
PL600 Ms.
Yamamoto(A403)
MO600
Mr. Klautau(A404)
TC520 Ms.
Watanabe(A406)

Mon.

Tue.

3
13：00-14：30
GC680a Ms.
Yamamoto(C203)

R690
Mr. Zisk(C307)

SE600
Mr. Nakamura(A405)

PW500 Ms. M.
Mushiake・Mr. H.
Mushiake(A101)
BJ680
Ms. Suzuki(C103)
K600
Ms. Hayashi(A204)

Wed.

NS060
Ms. Sugaya(C403)

AD000
Ms. Narita(※¹)

Thu.

S690
Ms. Saito(C401)
MH600 Mr.
Morikawa(A402)

W690
Ms. Saito(C401)
GM520
Ms. Sato(A401)
SC420 Ms.
Mishima(A306)

Fri.
※

4
14：40-16：10：Co-learning Seminar (p.16)

15ML000 Ms. M.
Mushiake(A202)
FS000
Mr. Fujimoto(※²)

5
16：20-17：50

JS500
Mr. Uehara(C105)

PH600 Mr.
Sonehara(A102)

6
18：00-19：30

Level 0～6 Co-Learning Seminar List
Co-learning Seminars: International and Japanese students take International Co-learning Seminars together.
They participate in discussions and cooperative projects to deepen their intercultural understanding.
※In some cases, special auditing students, credited non-degree students, and undergraduate students canreceive credit for Intercultural Collaborative Learning classes if they register them as General Education
subjects.
Inquire with your department's Educational Affairs Section for details and complete registration within the
General Education enrollment period.

Course Title
Beginner Aikido learning withJapanese students
Futsal team building with Japanese
students
Japanese Literature in English &Japanese
Learning Japanese Culture throughComedyDeepening one's understanding of
oneself and others
Creating Worlds with XR and theMetaverse
Language for Controlling People andMedia Literacy
Unique Aspects of Japanese
Language and Culture
Seeing Home Country and Area fromJapan
Acquisition of international liberal arts
through international PBL activities
on the theme of books and children
Reading The Tale of Genji in Multiple
Languages
Japanese Language and Culture in
Songs
Theatrical method based Workshop:
advanced
Economic revitalization of Sendai
and its shopping districts
Global Communication

GeneralJLP course Education
Coursecode
Code

Recommended Level: ◎Available Level: 〇The
courseschedule

1

2

3

4

5

6

AD000

CB33401

Wed 3

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

FS000

CB54201

Fri 4

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

ML000

CB44203

Thu 4

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

LJ100

CB35206

Wed 5

◎

◎

〇

DU100

CB35203

Wed 5

◎

◎

〇

XR300

CB45222

Thu 5

〇

◎

CM400

CB23209

Tue 3

◎

◎

LC420

CB43211

Thu 3

◎

◎

SC420

CB53207

Fri 3

◎

◎

BC420

CB23208

Tue 3

◎

◎

GM520

CB43210

Thu 3

JS500

CB25204

Tue 5

PW500

CB34202

Wed 4

TC520

CB22221

Tue 2

a CB13203

Mon 3

◎

b CB21213

Tue 1

◎
◎

◎

〇

〇

〇

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

◎

GC680

Intercultural Communication(Advanced): Personal Leadership

PL600

CB22222

Tue 2Intellectual History of Modern Japan

MH600

CB42208

Thu 2

MO600

CB22206

Tue 2

◎

SE600

CB24206

Tue 4◎

A History of Occultism in the Modern
PeriodJapanese Society from an External
Viewpoint

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Class Schedule by level

Level 1
Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

C100a

10/4

Jan.
1/21

C100b

10/4

1/22

C110a

10/3

C110b

10/3

1/23

C120

10/4

1/24

1/27

C140

10/11

C150

10/11

B170

10/9

2/3
12/3
1/22

M 100

11/26

R150

10/14

A150

10/15

H150

10/8・10

K100a

10/7

K100b

10/9

K150

1/23
2/3
1/21

1/27
1/15
10/17

LJ100

10/2

DU100

10/2

AD000

10/2

FS000

10/4

Feb.

1/30
1/15
1/22
1/15
1/28

Level 2
Oct.
C200

10/3

Jan.
1/23

C210a

10/3

1/23

C210b

10/3

1/23

C220

10/4

1/22

C250a

10/10

Nov.

Dec.

Feb.

11/28

C250b

12/6

B270

10/9

R250

10/14

A250

10/15

K200

10/8

K250

10/10

M L000

10/3

AD000

10/2

FS000

10/4

2/3
1/22
2/3

11/26
1/14
1/23
1/23
1/15
1/28

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Level 3
Oct.
10/9

C320

Nov.

Dec.

1/16

C350-R/W

12/6

C310-L/S

Feb.
1/28

C310-R/W 10/3

1/31

10/7

1/27

C350-L/S
L300

Jan.

12/5

2/3

10/4

1/28

S300

10/10

R300

10/8

W300

10/7

1/23
1/14
1/27

A350

12/3

K300a

1/21

10/7

1/27

K300b

10/3

1/16

XR300

10/3

1/23

M L000

10/3

1/23

AD000

10/2

FS000

10/4

1/15
1/28

Level 4
Oct.
C420

Nov.

Dec.

10/4

C410-R/W 10/3
C410-L/S
L400

Feb.

1/16
10/7

1/27

10/4

1/24

S400

10/15

R400

10/9

W400

10/8

BJ480

Jan.
1/24

10/3

1/21
1/22
1/14
11/21

K400a

10/9

1/22

K400b

10/10

1/23

CM 400

10/8

1/21

LC420

10/3

1/23

SC420

10/4

BC420

10/1

1/14

NS060

10/2

1/15

M L000

10/3

AD000

10/2

FS000

10/4

1/28

1/23
1/15
1/28

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Level 5
Oct.
C500

10/4

Jan.
1/24

L500

10/4

1/24

S590

10/3
10/7

W500

10/9

K500

10/10
10/3

JS500

10/1

PW500

10/2

TC520

10/1

Dec.

1/27
1/15
1/23
1/23
1/14
1/8
1/21

SW500

11/26

CJ500

1/21

10/9

1/15

HS500

11/27

NS060

10/2

M L000

10/3

AD000

10/2

FS000

10/4

Feb.

1/30

R500

GM 520

Nov.

1/22
1/15
1/23
1/15
1/28

Level 6
Oct.
L690

10/1

S690

10/3

R690

10/1

W690

10/3

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.
1/21

Feb.
1/30

1/21
1/30

BJ680

10/9

K600

10/9

GC680a

10/7

1/22
1/15
1/29

GC680b

10/1

1/14

PL600

10/1

1/14

M H600

10/3

M O600

10/1

1/14

SE600

10/1

1/14

PH600

10/3

1/16

NS060

10/2

1/15

M L000

10/3

AD000

10/2

FS000

10/4

1/23

1/23
1/15
1/28

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Contact Information

Frequently Asked Questions are summarized below. Please check them before making inquiries.
https://www.jlpk.ihe.tohoku.ac.jp/inquiry/

Inquiries about Japanese Classes
If you don't know which classes to register, or have problems with your classes, please ask yourprogram coordinator. Please send an inquiry by email first. If you need to meet in person, please makean appointment by email.
ProgramName

Coordinator （ upper row : main
coordinator in charge）

Department/Email Address

Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Building 522
Email: natsue.sugaya.e1 * tohoku.ac.jp
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Associate Professor
Building 521
Yuko SAWABE
Email: yuko.sawabe.b8 * tohoku.ac.jp
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Associate Professor
Building 519
Masako HAYASHIJYPEEmail: masako.hayashi.c5 * tohoku.ac.jp
COLABS
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Associate Professor
Building 523
Wataru NAKAMURA
Email: wataru.nakamura.a8 * tohoku.ac.jp
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Associate Professor
Building 521
Yuko SAWABE
Email: yuko.sawabe.b8 * tohoku.ac.jp
IPLA
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Professor
Building 520
Satoshi UEHARAEmail: uehara * he.tohoku.ac.jp
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Associate Professor
Building 518
Intensive
Yukiko SHUKURIJapanese
Email: yukiko.shukuri.a5 * tohoku.ac.jp
Language
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Associate Professor
Program
Building 519
Masako HAYASHIEmail: masako.hayashi.c5 * tohoku.ac.jp
Japanese
Kawauchi Kita Campus, Kawakita Joint
Professor
Studies
Building 522
Natsue SUGAYAProgram
Email: natsue.sugaya.e1 * tohoku.ac.jp※ The location of the Kawakita Joint Building is shown on A07 in the Kawauchi Campus Map.
※ Replace * with @ in email addresses.
Japanese
Language
Programin general

Professor
Natsue SUGAYA※ If you need to contact class instructors, please do so through Google Classroom.

Inquiries about Official Procedures
Student Exchange Division, International Education Section
Kawauchi Kita Campus Education and Student Support Center, 2F(See A01 in the Kawauchi Campus Map)
Email: sed2*grp.tohoku.ac.jp(Nihongo ID application, class registration, placement test, etc.)
Japanese Language Program at Kawauchi
Kawauchi Kita Campus International Exchange Building 1F R113 (see A12 in the Kawauchi Campus Map)
Email: adm-jlpk*g-mail.tohoku-university.jp

Note: 1. Replace * with @ in email addresses
2. We cannot respond to inquiries on weekends or holidays.
3. We do not issue hours certificates.

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Kawauchi Campus Map

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11.

Classroom Locations
A, B, and C Classrooms (A02, A03, A04)

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International Exchange Building (A12)

Multimedia Education and Research Complex (A05
マルチメディア棟配置図
1F
M101

男子WC

M103

ＩＣＬ
演習室３

女子WC

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ＩＣＬ
演習室４

M104

M105

エントランスホール

ＩＣＬ演習室１

ＩＣＬ演習室２

M102

2F
M201

M202

男子WC

女子WC

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M205

ＣＡＬＬ教室

ＣＡＬＬ
管理 ホール

M203

M206

M204

ＣＡＬＬ教室ＣＡＬＬ教室ステージ

マルチメディアホール

3F
M306 教材保管室

M302

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M301

M303

ＣＡＬＬ教室

言語
教育

M304

M305

ホール

女子
WC
男子
WC

ＣＡＬＬ教室ＣＡＬＬ教室ＣＡＬＬ教室吹抜

吹抜

4F
M404(A,B)

講義室

M405

M407

M406(A,B)

言語

講義室

実験室

情報管理室

ルーフ
M401(A,B)

講義室

女子 M403A
WC
研究室
研究室
男子
WC 8

M402

M403Ｂ

M403Ｃ

研究室

研究室

6F

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M601

ホール
女子WC

大ホール

ラウンジ 男子WC

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