GUIDELINES FOR THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASS Summer Semester April 12, 2010 ―July 23, 2010

Level Class Contents Time Room Textbook Beg. I J 1 Integral Tue/Thu 9:20-10:50 123 Basic Japanese for Students : Hakase

J 2AM Integral/kanji 1 Mon/Wed/Fri 9:20-12:30 123 Daichi Ⅰ

J 2PM Integral/Kanji 1 Tue/Thu *13:00-16:40 123 Daichi Ⅰ

J 3 Beginning Mon/Wed/Fri 9:20-10:50 130 Daichi Ⅰ Beg. II J 4 Integral/kanji 2 Mon/Wed/Fri 11:00-12:30 130 Daichi Ⅱ

J 5 Japanese Affairs (English)

Thu 11:00-12:30 130 Original materials, movies, Manga,etc.

Beg. to Inter.

J 6 Integral Thu 9:20-10:50 130 Chuukyuu e Ikoo Ⅰ

J 7 Listening 1 Tue 11:00-12:30 130 Nihongo Namachuukei Shochuukyuuhen Ⅰ

J 8 Speaking 1 The 9:20-10:50 132 Nihongo Shuuchuu Toreeningu

J 9 Writing/Kanji 3 Thu 11:00-12:30 123 Nihongo Emeeru no Kakikata

J 10 Technical Reading 1 The 11:00-12:30 132 Kagakugijutsu no NIhongo Inter. J 11 Integral Mon 9:20-10:50 132 Chukyu o Manabou

J12 Listening 2 Mon 11:00-12:30 132 Mainichi no Kikitori Plus 40

J 13 Speaking 2 Fri 9:20-10:50 132 Nihongo Joukyu-washa eno Michi

J 14 Writing/Kanji 4 Fri 11:00-12:30 132 Daigaku/Daigakuin ryugakusei no Nihongo sakubun-hen

J 15 Japanese Affairs (Japanese)

Wed 11:00-12:30 132 Original materials, movies, Manga,etc.

J 16 Technical Reading 2 Wed 9:20-10:50 132 Practical Japanese for Science and Technology

J 17 Honorifics Thu 11:00-12:30 132 Nihongo Keigo Toreeningu Adv. J 18 Listening 3 Tue 11:00-12:30 123 Kiku toreeningu

J 19 Oral presentation Thu 9:20-10:50 132 Nihongc cyoukyuuwasya eno kakehashi

J 20 Reading/Kanji 5 Tue 9:20-10:50 130 Nihongo Joukyu Dokkai All. J all Oral communication/

Business Japanese Wed 13:00-14:30 132 Original materials

J 22 Catch Up Tue 9:20-10:50 129 Original materials

9:20-10:50 11:00-12:30 Room 13:00-14-30 14:40-16:10 Room

Mon J2AM (Yamaguchi) 123

J3 (Song) J4 (Song) 130

J11 (Igari) J12 (Igari) 132

Tue

J1 (Yamaguchi ) J18 (Yamaguchi ) 123

J2PM (Takeyama) 123

J8 (Tan) J10 (Tan) 132

J20 (Endo) J7 (Endo) 130

J22 (Furuichi) 129

Wed J2AM (Nakamura) 123

J3 (Murata) J4 (Murata) 130 J all (Furuichi) 132 J16 (Endo) J15 (Endo ) 132

Thu J1 (Takeyama) J9 (Nakamura) 123

J2PM (Furuichi) 123

J6 (Murata) J5 (Murata) 130

J19 (Nakamura ) J17 (Takeyama) 132

Fri J2AM (Furuichi) 123

J3 (Tan) J4 (Tan) 130

J13 (Song) J14 (Song ) 132

Eligibility ： Students and researchers of School of Engineering and Information Science and Technology, and spouse if space available

Period ： April 12, 2010 –July 23, 2010 20 students in each class

How to apply ： Hand in, fax or email Application to the Japanese Language Class. ( Rm.133 1F, Engineering Bldg.#8 )

Application period ： 4/1–4/9 2010 http://www.oice.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/student/study/japanese/index.html

Place ： Japanese Language Class (Rm.133 1F, Eng. Bldg. #8 )

Contact ： Furuichi Yumiko Tel: 03-5841-8826 Fax: 03-5800-2436 y-furuichi@t-adm.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp

OUTLINE OF THE JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES Summer Semester April 12, 2010 –July 23, 2010 Level Class Contents Day Rm Textbooks Objectives Prerequisite

Beg. I J 1 Integral Tue/Thu 9:20-10:50

123 Basic Japanese for Students: Hakase (3A Network)

To focus on developing communication ability, learning the basic 45 sentence structures at an introductory level. Best for busy learners.

No previous knowledge of Japanese language.

J 2

AM

Integral/

Kanji 1 Mon/Wed /Fri 9:20-12:30

123

Daichi Ⅰ(3A Network)

To learn the basic 75 sentence structures and 1000 words at an introductory level, and to develop the basic skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. To study hiragana, katakana, and 100 kanji.

No previous knowledge of Japanese language.

J 2

PM

Integral/

Kanji 1 Tue 13:00-16:10 Thu 13:00-14:30

123

Daichi Ⅰ(3A Network)

To learn the basic 75 sentence structures and 1000 words at an introductory level, and to develop the basic skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing. To study hiragana, katakana, and 100 kanji

No previous knowledge of Japanese language.

J 3 BeginningⅠ

*after lesson 7 Mon/Wed /Fri 9:20-10:50

130

Daichi Ⅰ

(3A Network) To learn more than 60 sentence structures and 1000 vocabularies at an introductory level, focusing on integral development in four skills. To study 100 kanji for Level 4 of JLPT. Be able to communicate basically in the laboratory activities.

Completed about 40 hours of Japanese.

Beg. II J 4 Integral/

Kanji 2 Mon/Wed /Fri 11:00-12:30

130

Daichi Ⅱ(3A Network)

Story de oboeru Kanji 300

To learn more than 73sentence structures and 900 vocabularies, focusing on integral development in four skills with the acquisition of additional 200 kanji.

Beginning I completed or about 100 hours of Japanese.

J 5 Japanese affaires Thu

11:00-12:30 130

Handouts will be provided in English. Students will watch various Japanese films, dramas, and video clips

To deepen students’ understanding of various facets of Japanese society and culture, and to enrich their experiences of living and studying in Japan.

No understanding of the Japanese language is required. Class will be mostly conducted in English.

Beg.

to

Inter.

J 6 Integral Thu 9:20-10:50

130

Chuukyuu e Ikoo(3A Network)

To learn more than 59 sentence structures and 336 words, focusing on integral development in four skills

Beginning II completed or 200-250 hours of Japanese.

J 7 Listening 1

Tue 11:00-12:30

130

Nihongo Nama Chuukei Shokyuuhen Ⅰ

To develop listening skills through samples of typical conversation spoken in usual daily life in Japan. To learn how to communicate with Japanese suitably in accordance with the situations.

Beginning II completed or 200-250 hours of Japanese.

J 8 Speaking 1 Tue 9:20-10:50

132 Nihongo Shuuchuu Toreeningu (ALC)

To focus on speaking and listening, and to improve communicative competence at the beginning to intermediate level.

Beginning II completed or 200-250 hours of Japanese.

J 9 Writing/ Kanji 3 Thu

11:00-12:30 123

Writing E-mails in Japanese (The Japan Times)

To develop writing skills for beginning- to intermediate-level students by writing e-mails, greeting cards, resumes, drafts of oral presentations, and Kanji learning.

Beginning II completed or 200-250 hours of Japanese.

J 10 Technical reading 1 Tue

11:00-12:30 132

Kagakugijutsu no Nihongo (3A Network)

To develop reading skill and to increase vocabulary of technical Japanese through scientific topics. Kanji learning.

Beginning II completed or 200-250 hours of Japanese.

Inter. J 11 Integral Mon 9:20-10:50

132

Chuukyuu o Manaboo (3A Network)

To learn sentences structures and expressions of intermediate level, and to advance skills of reading and sentence expressions. To develop ability of integral use of intermediate level.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

J 12 Listening 2 Mon 11:00-12:30

132

Mainichi no Kikitori Plus 40 (Bonjinsha)

To develop listening skill through Japanese modern society topic, increasing vocabulary and expressions and deepen the understanding of topic.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

J 13 Speaking 2

Fri 9:20-10:50

132

Nihongo Joukyu-washa eno Michi

(3A Network)

To enhance oral communication ability (such as to express one’s thoughts and feelings adequately) through the practice of role-playing games, interviews, speeches, debates and discussions in the professional scene as well as informal conversation.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

J 14 Writing/

Kanji 4 Fri 11:00-12:30

132

Japanese for International College / Graduate Students:Writings (ALC)

To develop intermediate-level writing skills through learning basic rules, grammar, and expressions for written compositions; to learn selected kanji.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

J 15 Japanese affairs Wed 11:00-12:30

132

Original materials, newspaper articles and audiovisual aids.

To learn about Japanese society and how Japanese think through various types of materials, such as movies and newspaper articles.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

J 16 Technical reading 2 Wed

9:20-10:50 132

Practical Japanese for Science and Technology-: Readings (Kinokuniya Shoten)

To learn the basic vocabulary and expressions in the natural sciences and to develop reading skill through reading technical and scientific essays and related articles from newspapers, etc.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

J 17 Honorifics Thu 11:00-12:30

132 Nihongo Keiko Training

(ASK)

To review the basics of honorific, and learn appropriate expressions by considering human relations and the business scene.

Begin. to intermediate completed or 300-350 hours of Japanese.

Adv. J 18 Listening 3 Tue 11:00-12:30

123 Kiku Training (3A Network), Original materials

To develop listening skill and to learn vocabulary and expressions of advanced level through various types of materials.

Intermediate completed or more than 500 hours of Japanese.

J 19 Oral presentation Thu

9:20-10:50 132

Nihongo choukyuu-washa eno kakehashi (3A Network)

To learn the proper way to speak in various situations and to different audiences; explain concrete information explicitly and clearly. To become an advanced speaker and listener in Japanese.

Intermediate completed or more than 500 hours of Japanese.

J 20 Reading/ Kanji 5 Tue 9:20-10:50

130 Nihongo Jyoukyuu dokkai (ALC)

To develop reading skill and to increase vocabulary through various Japanese current topics. Kanji learning.

Intermediate completed or more than 500 hours of Japanese.

All J all Oral communication. Business affairs

Wed

13:30-14:30 132

Original materials To understand the multi-cultural backgrounds and the Japanese business world and to develop oral communication abilities through conversation with Japanese volunteers.

No prerequisite.

J 22 Oral communication

Tue 9:20-10:50

129 Original materials To make catch-up training for the students who

join the course halfway.