Saitama Prefectural Police came to our school on May 10, 2019 and gave us a lecture about cybercrime.

Now the Internet is widely spreading, number of cybercrimes is increasing.
Be aware when you use the Internet!

We held the entrance ceremony for the 16th newly enrolled students.
Students from Vietnam, China, the Philippines, Mongolia, and Indonesia attended to the ceremony.
At first, our chairman delivered a welcoming speech and senior students followed.

After introduce of newly enrolled students, the representatives of each country gave speeches.

The speech from the representative of Vietnam

The speech from the representative of China

The speech from the representative of Mongolia

The speech from the representative of the Philippines

The speech from Indonesian representative

At the end of the ceremony, teachers gave students welcoming speeches and took commemorative photo with all enrolled students

Congratulations to all the freshmen!
Strive to study together at Yamate Japanese Language School. Set a goal to be a real cosmopolitan. And try to make your school life the most memorable.

All graduates had a short trip to Tokyo Disneyland on March 15th in 2019.
The weather was perfect. Students made the last wonderful memory with the friends they got know each other at Yamate Japanese Language School.

We hope they see new people and make friends in the future with the great memories at Yamate Japanese Language School.

We held the graduation ceremony for the 13th and the 14th enrolled students(entered in April, 2017 and in October, 2017) on March 14, 2019.
Female students attended in kimono.
At the beginning of the ceremony, President Yokota delivered a celebrational speech.

Farewell message from the representative of current students

Th representatives of graduating students gave a message
The represents of each country told about their memories at Yamate Japanese Language School and thoughts

The representative from Nepal

The representative from the Philippines

The representative from Vietnam

The representative from Mongolia

The representative from Sri Lanka

The representative from China

And a celebrating message and song from teachers

At the end of the ceremony, they were given a celebrational message from the chairman.
Then they took a commemorative photo all together.

We decorated Hina-dolls at the entrance of Yamate Japanese Language School on March 1, 2019.
Female students took photos with them.

They are gorgeous and beautiful.
Wishing all the female students’ happiness at Yamate Japanese Language School.

The 8th Speech Contest was held at Yamate Japanese Language School on February 22, 2019.
20 representatives from each class had practiced a lot and made great speeches.
Nepali student made a speech about pros and cons of cellphone.

Uzbek student made a speech about the difference between man and woman

Vietnamese student made a speech about napping in class

Chinese student made a speech that everything will turn the thing in the past

Mongolian student made speech ‘Ho Ren So(Stands for Ho: report , Ren: communicate, So: advice)sounds like spinach in Japanese

Vietnamese student made speech about secret of free food

After all participants speeches, we had an awarding ceremony.
Nepali student who made a speech ‘ The Importance of Being Cheerful’ won the 1st prize.

All of you did great job, everyone!
We are looking forward to listening to the speeches junior students make next year.

‘Devils out, Happiness in’
We had Setsubun event, throwing the beans and warding off bad luck.
This is the first experience for the new commers, so they’re into making masks.

Throwing the beans to the evils without hesitation, praying for good health.

Take care of yourself and work hard!

We had Christmas party at Westa Kawagoe as last year on December 21. Students from each country showed their local songs and dances. We could experience other cultures and had a great time.
Dance of Inner Mongolia, China

Nepali student sang a Japanese song

Mongolian student sang.

Vietnamese sang

Christmas party this year got really lively.
We wish you a great year in 2019.

We went to Yamanashi prefecture on a school excursion.
All of us enjoyed the virgin landscape of Japan at Saiko Iyashi no sato NEMBA.

At Fujisan World Heritage Center, we saw how Mt. Fuji had changed (We rarely had a chance to see), and broaden our horizons.

On that day, it was fine and we enjoyed viewing changing colored leaves and Mt. Fuji.
We learned the old villages and the history of Mt. Fuji. It was a meaningful day.