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The University of Tokyo Website for International Students The University of Tokyo Website for International Students Top Page Programs Financial Aid Life in Japan Interaction Activities Advising & Support interaction Interaction Activities Overview Exchange Program in Japanese (For Students) Exchange Program in Japanese (For Volunteers) Language Exchange Program Other Programs Facilities for Interaction International Student Associations Student Clubs/Circles Local Communities On-campus Events 日本語 English Overview of the programs for interaction on campus One of the keys to having a successful study experience in Japan is to actively interact with the people around you, including Japanese students, other international students, and local community members. Initially, differences in customs and thinking may pose obstacles to such interaction, but once you develop an understanding of those around you, it will be much easier to connect with them. Try to interact with many people on and off campus by participating in events hosted by your lab or faculty/graduate school, the exchange programs run by Center for Global Education, university clubs and sports teams, events sponsored by your municipality, and other such opportunities. 1)　One-to-One Exchange Program in Japanese An exchange program between international students/researchers at UTokyo and Japanese local people/community. For those who would like to have a cultural exchange on Kashiwa Campus, click HERE for One-to-One Cultural Exchange Program (Kashiwa). 2)　Language Exchange Program How about finding a language exchange partner at the bulletin board? [Find a partner in Hongo and/or Komaba Campus] Language Exchange Program [Find a partner in Kashiwa Campus] Language Exchange Program 3)　Other Programs You can find various cultural exchange programs on-campus! For example, Chinese Conversation Club「中文茶话会」 One-to-One Cultural Exchange Program (Kashiwa) Site Map 日本語 Contact Center for Global Education Policy International Student Handbook The University of Tokyo | All Rights Reserved.