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The Business Class Held Project Presentations

Students in the business class performed “keigo skits” as part of their project presentations. Each group prepared a short skit centered around honorific language, making the learning process both fun and engaging. The presentation was hosted by two students and took place in a warm and friendly atmosphere. The first team, “A Teacher’s Patience,” featured […]

<strong>Advanced Level 1 Students Present Radio Dramas</strong>

On December 16, 2025, students from the Advanced Level 1 class held their project presentations. The theme of this project was Radio Drama. Working in groups, the students created original stories and took on the challenge of expressing entire worlds using sound alone. Despite the limited preparation time, the students were responsible for every aspect […]

Intermediate Foundation Class Introduced Their Favorite Tourist Destinations

On December 10, the students of the Intermediate Foundation Class held their project presentations.The theme was “Tourist Destinations.”With two students serving as MCs, the event proceeded smoothly. The class was divided into nine groups, and each group introduced a place in Japan that interested them. In their presentations, the students not only talked about sightseeing […]

<strong>Project Presentations (Beginner Level 1)</strong>

On December 9, 2025, the students of the Beginner Level 1 class held their project presentations.This class’ theme was “Storytelling.” Each student chose a topic related to themselves or something they deeply cherish, and shared it in their own unique way. The first presenter spoke about her trip to Kyoto. She vividly described her visit […]

Advanced Level 2 Students Rediscover Takadanobaba!

On October 17, under clear autumn skies, the Advanced Level 2 students set out on a journey to rediscover the Takadanobaba area! Their adventure began in the classroom, where each group gathered to plan their ideal route. Some groups quickly agreed on their destinations, while others took their time, but there were just too many […]

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Project presentation day

On Monday, September 8, SNG held its Project Presentation Day. Students from all classes and levels gathered to showcase their work one after another. The presentations took many different forms. Beginner-level students gave personal talks, sharing stories about their latest trip, their pets, or their home countries. Despite the language challenges, they managed to engage […]

Advanced Level 2 – Project Presentation

On August 29, 2025, the Advanced Level 2 class held their project presentations. The theme for this class was “From the Present to the Future: Understanding Social Issues in Japan.” The students introduced topics such as Japan’s declining population and differences in manners between men and women, each from their own perspectives. The class had […]

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Project Presentation (Chukyu2 Tokushin)

On August 28, 2025, the Intermediate Level 2 Special Advancement class held its project presentation session.This report focuses on two groups, whose themes were “International Relationships” and “The Daily Life of International Students in Japan.” The group presenting on “International Relationships” conducted a survey with 14 couples, exploring diverse aspects such as country of origin, […]

Projects Presentations by Intermediate Classes

On Thursday, August 28, the intermediate classes presented their projects. We were able to attend the last two of the morning. The first presentation focused on students’ relationship with stress. A survey was conducted among 45 students of the school, representing 14 different countries. Eighty percent reported experiencing stress. Students noted a slight increase in […]