JapaneseⅥ

GOAL：Fostering advanced creative thinking and refining professional expression.

Required Classes	Course Title	Content
JapaneseⅥ （Core Courses）	a（Reading）	Read a wide range of genres, including (1) academic texts, (2) essays, and (3) novels/short stories. Formulate your own critical questions regarding the content and deepen your perspective through class discussions. Write concise summaries and personal reflections based on the insights gained from discussions. Review each other's writing and engage in an active exchange of opinions.
	b（Media comprehension）	Comprehend media contents reflecting diverse themes such as sociology and science. Deepen analysis through supplemental materials and class discussions. Conduct independent research on a specific theme and deliver a presentation using advanced Japanese expressions and personal insights.
	Academic Writing for Non-Native Speakers 2	Understand the standard formats and requirements for writing formal reports and research papers through practical exercises. Master the appropriate use of written Japanese and correct citation techniques for academic work. Develop the ability to write reports with appropriate formatting and logical structure.
Elective Classes	Tutorial	This class provides personalized instruction to address individual weaknesses and further develop strengths. Students will set their own goals and plans, with full support from the instructor to achieve them.
	JLPT Preparation	Aim to pass the JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) and build the necessary skills to succeed.
	Japanese Culture & Society I & II	Students will explore Japanese culture and society to deepen their understanding of cross-cultural communication.
	Flower Arrangement	This is a cultural course that offers students the opportunity to study“Kado”, a traditional Japanese artform. Through the study of flower arrangment, particularly of seasonal flowers, the students will study the particular importance of seasons in Japan.
	Calligraphy	This course focuses on the traditional artform of Shodo, or Japanese calligraphy. Through practical experiences of learning how to prepare the ink, drawing lines, learning to write Hirgana and Kanji, the students will learn form and brush stroke order. Additionally there will be other projects related to word art and stone carving.