Institute for Liberal Arts News
 
								International students enjoy tea ceremony event
 
								Japanese Section hosts mock Japanese Language Proficiency Test for international students in academic year 2023
 
								International students complete Intensive Japanese Course with poster presentations
 
								First in-person Star Festival event in four years at Japanese Section
 
								International students enjoy Manga and Illustration Festival
 
								International students give final presentations to youngsters upon completion of Japanese courses
 
								International students in Intensive Japanese Course tour Kamakura
 
								Fifteen international students complete Intensive Japanese Course
 
								New international students of spring 2022 join Welcome Coffee Hours
 
								International students learn about JLPT in Japanese Section info session
 
								Online Hinamatsuri 2022 immerses students in culture and language
 
								The Audibility of Strangers: Music and Disparate Japanese Communities in Prewar "White Australia."
 
								Final lecture of Prof. Hideto Nakajima
 
								Report on Tokyo Tech ANNEX Berkeley Colloquium: Piercing the Structure of Tradition
 
								New Year's card workshop offers students much-needed social activity
 
								Movie Seminar restarts after two-year break
 
								Professor Yamamoto and his colleagues received the Digital Humanities Historical Institute Poster Award from the University of Tokyo
 
								Welcome Coffee Hours brings together new international students of fall 2021
 
								JLPT orientation held for international students
 
								Welcome Coffee Hours held online for new international students
 
								Online Open Space connects language students even during spring break
 
								Lunchtime English Café launches online
 
								Welcome to the World of Liberal Arts, a Taste of Life
 
								Using ‘Theater’ Performance for Communication in Classes and Local Events
 
								Dual-Lens Meta-Analysis of Science: Scientometrics, and Science and Technology Studies
 
								More Questions than Answers—The First Step in Liberal Arts Education
 
								Intimate Relationship between Sports and Science Enhances Competitiveness of Paralympians
 
								Rediscovery of Deep Links Between Japan and China: Inspiration to Cultivate Broad, Multi-faceted Perspectives
 
								Shakespearean Films, Academic Writing Education, and English Learning Using Movies: Three Ingredients to Enrich My Research
 
								Students connect through online Hinamatsuri doll festival
 
								Religious Studies Deliberate Values. Being Conscious of Values Can Liberate Us
 
								Learning about Muscle and the Importance of Exercise Makes a Difference in Life
 
								Provoking Students to Elicit Their Direction of Inquiry
 
								Creating a Learning Environment about Leadership
 
								Learning the Values of Coincidence Through Art and Becoming Free from Your Need to Control
 
								Sharing a Fascination for Novels with Students
 
								Why Tokyo Tech Students Need Liberal Arts Now—as Recommended by Akira Ikegami
 
								Nihongo Space offers international students Japanese language support
 
								International students enjoy Welcome Coffee Hours and Japan-themed events
 
								Tokyo Tech student in finals of 60th International Speech Contest in Japanese
 
								Liberal Arts Final Report illuminates students’ individual paths
 
								Ready for a close-up: The science behind face massage rollers
 
								Unique student initiatives born from Tokyo Tech Visionary Project
 
								Multisport Camp for elementary school students
 
								RENGO trade union leaders provide sociology lectures
 
								Tokyo Tech's newest Graduate Student Assistants certified
 
								Report: Special Lecture of Tokyo Tech Liberal Arts Courses 1Q 2018, "Succession of Technology and Culture"
 
								The 1st Imperial-Tokyo Tech Global Fellows Programme 2018
 
								"Take a soldier, take a king" — Tokyo Tech does Shakespeare's Henry V
 
								Ten years of friendship and exchange with Kakuda City
 
								0.6% soy isoflavone in the diet decrease muscle atrophy
 
								The research of Classical Poetic Vocabulary won the best poster award of the conference of Computer and Humanities 2017
 
								New international students welcomed during Welcome Coffee Hours
 
								Godiva Managing Director Chouchan speaks on business and the way of the bow
 
								Professor Alvin E. Roth interviewed in Contemporary Society class
 
								Something to chew on: how low-energy gum may help with your waistline