Welcome Party at Prof. Yoshida's Lab

Wow...all of my seniors are Japanese here. Though some classes are taught in English at university, Japanese language is considered as an important tool for our daily life as long as we are in Japan.

Sometimes it is difficult to share our view in class, but here, out of the classroom, is a good place for some students to express their own opinion with friends and teacher.

In Japan it is quite common to go out for a party or a small gathering with friends and professor. Thus the relationship is quite open.

However, some professors or laboratories don't have such activities and it doesn't mean it is boring. It might be good in one way or another. Therefore, students enjoy their lives in many ways in Japan.

Khmer Wedding Performance

Cultural Village in Siem Reap, Angkor Wat 06 March 2007


There are a lot of performances and cultural shows in Cultural Village in Seam Reap, Cambodia. You can also join this wedding performance in Cultural Village. It is free of charge ...has...ha... Though it was not real for me, I felt very exciting and had lots of joy to join this program with a really kind and pretty lady. I wish I could remember her name, but it doesn't matter I will go there again...has...has....

The Beginning of University Life in Tokyo

Prof. Yoshida's students-end year party 2006

Welcome party with Janya Sang-Arun's Professor at Kashiwa Campus

Opening Ceremony at The University of Tokyo(Todai), School of Frontier Sciences, 6 April 2007

Winnie(Malaysian), Houy(Malaysian), Mario(Indonesian) and Me: "Sakura at Todai"

First Meeting of 11 Batch AYF Students in Tokyo, Sunday 8th April 2007

"Emblazon these words on your mind: learning is more effective when it is fun.", PETER KLINE, The Everyday Genius*