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NIPPON Omotenashi College of Hospitality

Our school students participated as volunteers in the "Pre-Training" overseas training program in Hachijo City.

当校の学生が前橋市海外研修「事前研修」にボランティアとして参加しました

The students from the NIPPON Omotenashi School of Hospitality participated as volunteers in the "Pre-Training" for the Ibaraki City Overseas Training Program organized by the Ibaraki City Board of Education.

The international students exchange opinions and discuss the good and strange things about Japan and Maebashi with the middle school students gathered from within the city.

Students from abroad and junior high school students have come together. Thank you for your kind cooperation.
The middle school students are very interested. This is a chance to deepen their understanding of their own culture before going on an Australian study trip.
This time, 15 international students gathered. Time for the Nepal team to introduce themselves.
Soba (left) and Kamyri (right), both first-year IT students from Nepal. All of them are first-year IT students in this volunteer program.
Anggun from Indonesia, Snita from Nepal
Hong Jun (right) and Dong Jun (left), both from China. Self-introduction time for middle school students.
Vietnamese exchange students Han and Hoantong are listening intently to the explanation of the Umehara Katori game.
Sren (left) from Nepal and Wang (right) from China
Discussions are underway to discuss the differences in the attractiveness of each country.
A middle school student introduced Solo Ban to me.
Vinyay Kim (left) and Sanjie Kim (right) are fascinated by calligraphy
Let's write down the opinions we've had so far and stick them on a Post-It note.
Middle school students will explain it carefully using drawings and photos.
The opinions haven't yet been pasted on the mock paper, have they?
The atmosphere is electric between Vietnamese-born An (left) and Tsoon (right).
Rajanendra (from Nepal) looking at the "narjona" used when performing the Danbefe dance
From the many good things about Takayama and Japan, I chose just one and presented it.
Everyone's many opinions are written on the Post-It.
The presentation was mainly done by junior high school students. The team was composed of Angun and Snita.
Presentation by Wang Jun and Sren Jun team
The opinions of all the teams are different and that’s interesting! This is the first time the author (WEB) has learned about the “Koronton” mascot from Karasuma.
Team Dong and Hong
Finally, a group photo! Thank you all for your hard work; it was so much fun that we didn't have enough time.
Group photo of all the volunteers from the Team Hospitality School. Thank you for coming in the midst of the heavy rain!
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