Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Konnichiwa from Go! Go! Nihon. Today we're in front of Intercultural Institute of Japan- -which is located right near Akihabara, famous for its electronics and otaku culture. We're sure that you're curious about how it's like studying so close to Akiba, so follow me and let's take a look! - Good morning, everyone! - Good morning! Today, we're going to continue the debate. No fighting, okay? I'd say the school's atmosphere is bright and everyone is really cheerful. Of course, it's not only laughs, people take things seriously as well. We like to mix those two things, so we have both a bright and serious attitude in the school. - Okay, so let's try a battle. - (Battle?!) It's been great, everyone here is very nice. When I got here, I couldn't speak a word of Japanese and everyone helped me out with everything. Not only the academic things, but with all that has to do with normal life, -bank account. And whatever you would actually need, I could get help from anyone here in the office. The school is really good. I am very happy. The teachers are all very nice and extremely patient especially with western people. My goal is to be able to play games, read manga, and watch anime without any help at all. And read books, yeah. That's pretty much my goal. I think the teachers are great, we study at a great pace... Yeah, I really have no complaints. This is from the heart. A Japanese teacher that teaches just Japanese is not enough. After a student has graduated, and gets asked "Who taught you at Intercultural Institute?", -when they get asked that question, we want their teacher to have made such an impact on them, -that they easily remember the teacher's name. We really strive for that and believe that's important. Everyone, I warmly welcome you to Japan. I hope we get to experience a lot of new things together with you. We'll be waiting!
A2 institute akihabara teacher japanese good morning battle Intercultural Institute of Japan Akihabara (Tokyo) - インターカルト日本語学校 秋葉原 144 19 阿多賓 posted on 2013/10/26 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary