- Date & Time
November 15 (Sat), 1:00-3:00pm - Place
1st fl., Okuma Garden House (Bldg.25) - Eligibility
Waseda Students interested in Japan, China and Korea relations. - Cost
Free! - Language
English & Japanese （※You may select your preferred language for the discussion） - Registration
Required （See below for details）
“How do Chinese people feel about counterfeit goods?”
“How do Korean people react to their friends’cosmetic surgery?”
“Why do Japanese people like drinking parties so much?”
Have you ever had any questions like these?
“We are close and yet distant”, “I know about but I don’t understand”.
Students from Japan, China and Korea all probably feel the same way.
In order to remedy this situation, the year before last the ICC began the “Speak your Mind” camp series where East Asian students could come together and discuss freely any questions they had about each
other’s societies.
The camp proved so popular that a lottery had to be held and unfortunately not all applicants could take part.
It was for that reason that the ICC decided to hold this one day spin-off event!
So why not sign up for this unique and original ICC event and take part in the lively “Speak your Mind” discussions!
Whether you took part in the “Speak your Mind” camp or not, apply now and join the fun!!
※The event may change to two countries (eg: Japan-China) depending on the nationalities of the participants.
- Registration
Via Waseda-net Portal:”Waseda-net Portal”→”System Services”→”Applications”→ ICC日中韓ホンネトーク・カフェ（11/15）/ICC Japan-China-Korea “Speak your Mind” Cafe - Deadline
Nov. 10 (Mon) 9:00am - Capacity
40 Students
※A lottery will be held if this limit is exceeded.
※Successful participants will be notified by mail on Nov. 10.
ICC “Speak your Mind” Discussion Rules:
1. When talking about relations between countries,
say what’s really on your mind and what you truly think.
2. Communicate while respecting the other person’s culture
and being considerate of their feelings.
3. Talk about your personal experiences and what is close
to you rather than distant national issues.
4. Focus on individual opinions rather than generalizations.
5. Don’t end your discussion with a general comment like
“That’s indeed a difficult question”. Rather, share your
true feelings and ideas with others in a sincere and
constructive manner.
【Speak Your Mind Camp Diary】
◆My ICC experience—bring home to your heart(English version)
◆My ICC experience—bring home to your heart(Chinese version)
◆Why you should definitely take part in this camp!(Chinese version)
Inquiries： Tel: 03-5286-3990 E-mail: [email protected]
