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KGU Exchange Students Handbook (2019 Fall Semester).Pdf Ⴘഏᴾ Contents Page ޗ̲ዻᴾ Academic 5 ᵐᵎᵏᵗ ࠰ᅸܖ஖ᴾ ੉ಅἋἃἊἷὊἽᴾ 2019 Fall Semester Academic Calendar 6 ᵐᵎᵐᵎ ࠰Ϥ஖ᨼɶ஖᧓ᴾ ੉ಅἋἃἊἷὊἽᴾ ᵐᵎᵐᵎ Winter Intensive Period Academic Calendar 6 ᵐᵎᵐᵎ ࠰ବܖ஖ᴾ ੉ಅἋἃἊἷὊἽίʖܭὸᴾ 2020 Spring Semester Academic Calendar (Tentative) 7 ྵˊଐஜἩἿἂἻἲᴾ Contemporary Japan Program (CJP) 8 ʩ੭ܖဃỉޗ̲ҥˮể੉ಅ଺᧓ૠᴾᴾ Course Load (minimum and maximum) 8 ଐஜᛖݦૌᴾ Japanese Language Track (JLT) 8 ଐஜݦૌᴾ Modern Japan Track (MJT) 8ˊྵ ୼ᴾ Changing Study Track 8٭ݦૌỉ ੩̓ᅹႸᴾ Courses Offered to Exchange Students 9 ଐஜᛖܖ፼ᅹႸᴾᴾ Japanese Language Courses (JLC) 9 ṲଐஜᛖỉἾἫἽỆếẟềᴾ ṲAbout Japanese Language Level 9 Ṳ࣏̲ᅹႸίଐஜᛖݦૌỉỚὸᴾ ṲMandatory Courses (JLT only) 9 Ṳᢠ৸ᅹႸίྵˊଐஜݦૌỉỚὸᴾ ṲElective Courses (MJT only) 9 ӧὸᴾ ṲElective Courses (Both Tracks) 9̲ޗṲᢠ৸ᅹႸίɲݦૌ Ṳଐஜᛖܖ፼ᅹႸί๮܌Ὁᛖ࢛ὸᵍଐஜᛖܖ፼ᅹႸ ṲJLC (Kanji and Vocabulary and JLC (Japanese Usage) 9-10 (ίᘙྵඥὸỉИׅấᚾẲ੉ಅỆếẟềᴾ Trial Classes on September 25 (Wed ዮӳଐஜܖ፼ᅹႸίྵˊଐஜ๫፼ ᵟὸᴾ JSC (Modern Japan Seminar A) 10 Ẹỉ˂ỉᢠ৸ᅹႸᴾ Other Elective Courses 10-11 ɟᑍ੉ಅᅹႸᴾ Regular University Courses 11 ੉ಅᅹႸỉޗ̲ỆẝẺẾềᴾ Course Rules 12 ɟᑍႎදॖʙ᪮ᴾᴾ General Note 12 ܖဃᚰᴾ Student ID Card 12 ੉ಅϋỂỉ᫩᫢Ệếẟềᴾ Food and Drink Rule 12 ੉ಅỆ᧙ẴỦấჷỤẶᴾ Class Announcement 12 ੉ಅૅੲὉᣐॾᴾ Academic Support 12 ỆợỦ˞ᜒᴾ Class Cancellation Due to Inclement Weather 12-13إൢᝋᜩ ӳẝỦẟ In case a delay/cancellation of a public transportationئʩᡫೞ᧙ỉᢃᘍ᡿ࡨὉͣഥầႆဃẲẺ 13 ӳᴾ service is announcedئỊᢃᘍͣഥầʖԓẰủẺ ᙀᜒᴾ Make-up Classes 13 ੉ಅỉഎࠗᴾ Class Absence 14 Мဇᴾ Use of Personal Information, Photographs, and Videos 14إϙჇὉἥἙỼପ΂ሁỉ̾ʴऴ ଐஜᛖܖ፼ᅹႸỉἁἻἋἽὊἽᴾ Japanese Language Courses Class Rules 15 ί࣏̲ᅹႸὉᢠ৸ᅹႸσᡫὸᴾ (Mandatory & Elective) ḩώ੉ಅỆ᧙ẴỦදॖʙ᪮ᴾᴾ I. Course Rules 15 ᾀὸЈࠗỉἽὊἽᴾ (1) Attendance Rules 15 ᾁὸഎׅࠗૠỆợỦɧӳ఍ᴾ (2) Course Failure due to Poor Attendance 15 ᾂὸᚾ᬴ὉἁỶἌỆếẟềᴾ (3) Examinations and Quizzes 15 ḪώởớửࢽễẟʙऴỆợỦഎࠗỆ᧙ẴỦӕৢẟᴾ II. Absence Rule for Unavoidable Reasons 15 ᾀὸ၏ൢὉ࣐ࡽẨỆợỦ੉ಅഎࠗỆếẟềᴾ (1) Class Absence Due to Illness/Mourning 15 ᾁὸᚾ᬴ὉἁỶἌỉᡙᚾỆếẟềᴾ (2) Make-up Examination or Quizzes 15-16 ᵨᵱᵡᴾᵆᵫᶍᶂᶃᶐᶌᴾᵨᵿᶎᵿᶌᴾᵱᶃᶋᶇᶌᵿᶐᴾᵟᵇᴾᵡᶊᵿᶑᶑᴾᵰᶓᶊᶃᶑᴾ JSC (Modern Japan Seminar A) Class Rules 17 ḩώ੉ಅỉἽὊἽᴾᴾ I. General Rules 17 ḪώЈࠗᴾ II. Attendance 17 ḫώഎࠗᴾ III. Missing Class 17 1 ޗ̲ႇ᥵ᴾ Course Registration 18 ޗ̲ἋἃἊἷὊἽᴾ Course Registration Schedule 18 ୼ᴾ Adding / Dropping Courses 18٭ᅹႸỉ̲ޗ ἉἻἢἋỉ᧠ᚁ૾ඥᴾ How to View Syllabi 19 ঺ጚᚸ̖ᴾ Grade Evaluation 19 ঺ጚᚰଢ୿ᴾ Grade Transcript 19 ঺ጚွ፯ဎẲᇌềᴾ Grade Investigation 19 ቔᚰଢ୿ὉẸỉ˂ᚰଢ୿ᴾ Enrollment Certificate & Other Certificate 20נ ੉ಅ଺᧓лᴾ Class Timetable 20 ᵪᵳᵬᵟ Ệếẟềᴾ About “LUNA” 20 ᴾ ဃ෇ዻᴾ Life in Japan 21 ỿἵὅἣἋἻỶἧᴾ Campus Life 22 ᵏᵌᴾ ᣻ᙲễấჷỤẶᴾ Important Dates 22 ᵏᵋᵏᴾ ʩ੭ܖဃỉӖẬλủ஖᧓ᵍᡚӊଐỆếẟềᴾ Length of Stay / Moving-out Date 22 ᵏᵋᵐᴾ ἩἿἂἻἲ̲ʕᎍồỉỼἼỺὅἘὊἉἹὅᴾ Program Completion Orientation 22 ᵏᵋᵑᴾ ዒዓỼἼỺὅἘὊἉἹὅỆếẟềᴾ Continuing Student Orientation 22 ᵏᵋᵒᴾ ̲ʕࡸὉ̲ʕἣὊἘỵὊỆếẟềᴾ Closing Ceremony 22 ᵐᵌᴾ ʙѦܴỆếẟềᴾ Office Information 23 ᵑᵌᴾ ܖϋỉɼᙲ଀ᚨᴾ Major Facilities on Campus 23 ᵏᴾ ׎ᨥңщὉ૙ᏋἍὅἑὊᵆᵡᵧᵣᵡᵇᴾ Center for International Education and Cooperation 23 ᵐᴾ ̬ͤ᫾ᴾ Health Center 24 ᵑᴾ ܖဃᛢᴾ Student Affairs Section 24 ࿢ؾೞನᴾ IT Support Center 24إᵒᴾ ऴ ᵓᴾ ܖဃ˟᫾ᴾ Student Union Building 24 ᵔᴾ ᧙ᙱܖᨈ˟᫾ᴾ Kwansei Gakuin Kaikan 25 ᵒᵌᴾ Ẹỉ˂ỉ଀ᚨᴾ Other Facilities 25 ᵓᵌᴾ ỿἵὅἣἋဃңὉࡃὉἇὊἥἋᴾ Co-op Shop and Service 26 ᙱܷɥἃҾỿἵὅἣἋᴾ Nishinomiya Uegahara Campus 26-27 ᅕৎɤဋỿἵὅἣἋᴾ Kobe Sanda Campus 26-27 ଐஜỂỉ࣏ᙲễ৖ዓẨᴾ Necessary Procedure for Living in Japan 28 ᵏᵌᴾ ẟếờਤẾềấẪờỉᴾ Things you should always have on you 28 ᵐᵌᴾ ʩ੭ܖဃỉࠊࢫ৑Ểỉ৖ዓẨᴾ Procedure for Exchange Students 28 ᵐᵋᵏᴾ ᠃λ৖ዓẨί˰ൟႇ᥵ὸᴾ Registering Your Address (Jumin Toroku) 28 ᵐᵋᵐᴾ ׎ൟͤࡍ̬ᨖồỉьλểቇତဎԓᴾ Enrolling in Japan National Health Insurance 28 ᵐᵋᵑᴾ ׎ൟ࠰᣿ỉьλể̬ᨖ૰βᨊὉኛ˄྅ʖСࡇỉဎᛪᴾ National Pension and National Pension Exemption 29 ᵑᵌᴾ ἰỶἜὅἢὊᡫჷỽὊἛỆếẟềᴾ About the “My Number Card” Notice 30 ᵒᵌᴾ ᡫܖܭ஖Уទλ૾ඥᴾ How to Purchase Student Commuter Pass 30 ᵒᵋᵏᴾ ৖ዓẨỆ࣏ᙲễờỉᴾ What to Bring to Buy Student Commuter Pass 30 ᵒᵋᵐᴾ ទλ૾ඥᴾ Where to Buy Your Student Commuter Pass 30 ᵒᵋᵑᴾ ܭ஖ғ᧓Ệếẟềᴾ Commuter Pass Distance Limits 31 ӳᴾ When a Student Commuter Pass Expires 31ئ஖Уỉஊј஖ᨂầЏủẺܭ ᵒᵋᵒᴾ ފЈὉ੩ЈཋỆếẟềᴾ Documents to Submit 31 သỽὊἛỉἅἦὊ੩Јᴾ Residence Card Copy Submission 31נ ᵏᵌᴾ ᵐᵌᴾ ἾὅἑἽࠋׇἍἕἚӖ᪸୿ỉ੩ЈίݣᝋᎍỉỚὸᴾ Rental Futon Set Receipt Submission (if applicable) 31 ᵑᵌᴾ ׎ൟͤࡍ̬ᨖᚰỉἅἦὊ੩Јᴾ National Health Insurance Card Copy Submission 31 ỉ੩Јᴾ Departure Date Notification Form 32ފᵒᵌᴾ ࠙׎ ᵓᵌᴾ ἯἃἕἚ ᵵᶇᵋᵤᶇ ᡉҲᴾ Pocket Wi-Fi Return 32 ԓ୿ίݣᝋᎍỉỚὸᴾ Part-time Work Notification Form (if applicable) 32إᵔᵌᴾ ỴἽἢỶἚཞඞ ᵕᵌᴾ ଄ᘍފᴾ Trip Notification 32 ᴾ 2 ᴾ Page ҔၲỆếẟềᴾ Medical Information 33 ᵏᵌᴾ ỶὅἢỸὅἛἳἙỵỽἽỴἉἋἑὅἚἇὊἥἋᴾ Inbound Medical Assistance Service 33 ᵏᵋᵏᴾ ἇὊἥἋϋܾᴾ Service Contents 33 ᵏᵋᵐᴾ ݣࣖᚕᛖểἇὊἥἋ଺᧓ᴾ Languages and Service Hours 33 ᵏᵋᵑᴾ ᩓᛅဪӭᴾ Phone Number 33 ᵏᵋᵒᴾ දॖʙ᪮ᴾ Notes 33 ׎ᛖỂӖᚮỂẨỦ၏ᨈᴾ Hospitals with Foreign Languages Support Available 34ٳ ᵐᵌᴾ ᵑᵌᴾ ϼ૾ሗỆếẟềᴾ Medication and Prescription 34 ᫾ỉᚮၲỆếẟềᴾ KGU Health Center Schedule 34̬ͤܖٻᨈܖᵒᵌᴾ ᧙ᙱ ᵓᵌᴾ ዮӳ၏ᨈỂỉɟᑍႎễᚮၲỉ්ủᴾ General Outpatient Procedure at Hospital 35 ӳᴾ Sickness and Injury 36ئᵔᵌᴾ ၏ൢởࣴ঻ỉ ἯἃἕἚᴾ ᵵᶇᵋᵤᶇᴾ Pocket Wi-Fi 36 ἭὊἲἋἘỶỆếẟềᴾ Homestay 37 ᵏᵌᴾ ἭὊἲἋἘỶỂ੩̓ẰủỦờỉᴾ Your Host Family Provides 37 ᵐᵌᴾ ἭὊἲἋἘỶᝲỆԃộủễẟờỉᴾ Your Host Family Does NOT Provide 37 ᵑᵌᴾ ἭἋἚἧỳἱἼὊểỉဃ෇ɥỉኖளᴾ Promises to Your Host Family 37-38 ᵒᵌᴾ Ẹỉ˂ᴾ Others 39 Ệếẟềᴾ Dorm Life 39נݜỉ๛ ᵏᵌᴾ ἽὊἽỆếẟềᴾ Rules 39-40 ᵐᵌᴾ Ẹỉ˂ᴾ Others 40 ଐஜỉඥࢷểဃ෇දॖʙ᪮ᴾ Japanese Laws and Regulations in Everyday Life 41 ᵏᵌᴾ ᫩ᣒὉտ໺ӧᏡ࠰ᱫᴾ Drinking and Smoking Age 41 ᵐᵌᴾ ᰺ᕤỆếẟềᴾ Illegal Drugs 41 ᵑᵌᴾ ᐯ᠃៻̅ဇ଺ỉදॖໜᴾ Rules When Using a Bicycle in Japan 41-42 ᵒᵌᴾ ៻ỉᢃ᠃Ệếẟềᴾ Driving a Car 42 ᵓᵌᴾ Ẹỉ˂ᴾ Other Regulations 42 ᴾ Useful Information 43إӋᎋऴ ᴾ Immigration Information 44إЈλ׎ऴ သỽὊἛᴾ Residence Card 44נ ᵏᵌᴾ ᵐᵌᴾ ˰ൟᅚỉϙẲᴾ Copy of Certificate of Residence 44 ᵑᵌᴾ ᠃އᴾ Changing Your Address 44 ᵒᵌᴾ Ј׎଺ỉදॖᴾ When Exiting Japan 45 ẲẺ଺ᴾ When You Lose Your Residence Card 46ڂသỽὊἛửኣנ ᵓᵌᴾ ᵔᵌᴾ ࠙׎Эᴾ Before Leaving Japan 46 ấ᣿ể᤼ᘍᴾ Money and Banking 46 ᵏᵌᴾ ᤼ᘍᴾ Bank 46 ᵐᵌᴾ ỿἵὅἣἋϋỉ ᵟᵲᵫᴾ ATMs on Campus 46 ᵑᵌᴾ ӝࡈ᧏ᚨỆếẟềᴾ Opening a Bank Account 47 இ݃ỉỡạẼỢ᤼ᘍᴾ Japan Post Bank (Yucho) Near Campus 47ܖٻ ᵒᵌᴾ ᵓᵌᴾ ấ᣿ỉᡛ᣿ểӖӕᴾ Sending and Receiving Money 48 ଐஜỉᅔଐᴾ National Holiday Calendar 48 ෇ѣίỴἽἢỶἚὸỆếẟềᴾ Working Part – Time and Stamp of Approval 49ٳ᝻఍ ᵏᵌᴾ ৖ዓẨỆ࣏ᙲễờỉᴾ What you will need 49 ᵐᵌᴾ ဎᛪỉ૾ඥᴾ How to apply 49 ᵑᵌᴾ ỴἽἢỶἚỉỂẨỦ଺᧓ૠᴾ Permitted Working Hours 49 ᵒᵌᴾ ỴἽἢỶἚỉር׊ᴾ Part-Time Work 49 ᣁ̝ểᡫ̮৖െᴾ Postal System and Communication 50 ᵏᵌᴾ ᒵཋỉᡛụ૾ᴾ Sending Mail and Packages 50 ᵐᵌᴾ ỶὅἑὊ἟ἕἚỉМဇᴾ Internet Access 50 3 ᴾ Page ˰އểᩓൢὉ൦ᢊὉỾἋỆếẟềᴾ Accomodations and Utilities 51 ᵏᵌᴾ ᩓൢᴾ Electricity 51 ᵐᵌᴾ ൦ᴾ Water 51 ᵑᵌᴾ ỾἋể໊඗ᴾ Gas and Kerosene 51 ʩᡫೞ᧙ᴾ Transportation and Traveling 52 ᵏᵌᴾ ᩓ៻ᴾ Railway 52 ᵐᵌᴾ ἢἋᴾ Bus 53 ᵑᵌᴾ ἑἁἉὊᴾ Taxi 54 ᵒᵌᴾ ᫠ᘍೞᴾ Airplane 55 ᵓᵌᴾ ἧỹἼὊᴾ Ferry 55 ᩗᴾ Natural Disaster – Earthquake 56ע ᐯ໱໎ܹᴾ ̽ᴾ ᩗᴾ Earthquake and Japan 56עᵏᵌᴾ ଐஜể ᩗầឪẨẺ଺ỆදॖẴỦẮểᴾ Caution Required During Earthquake 56ע ᵐᵌᴾ ửӓᨼẴỦᴾ Where to Get Information on Earthquake 56إᩗỆếẟềỉऴע ᵑᵌᴾ ᐯ໱໎ܹᴾ ̽ᴾ Ө᫘ᴾ Natural Disaster – Typhoon 57 ᵏᵌᴾ Ө᫘ểỊᴾ What is a Typhoon? 57 ᵐᵌᴾ Ө᫘ầஹẺ଺ỆදॖẴỦẮểᴾ Caution Required During Typhoon 57 ửӓᨼẴỦᴾ Where to Get Information on Typhoon 57إᵑᵌᴾ Ө᫘Ệếẟềỉऴ ໎ܹݣሊᴾ Disaster Preparedness 58 ᝻૰ᴾ Appendix 59 ồỉỴἁἍἋᴾ Access to KGU 60ܖٻᨈܖ᧙ᙱ ࣯ዴែዴ׋ᴾ Hankyu Line Route Map 61᧵ ᴾ Training Center Information 62-64إἚἾὊἝὅἂἍὅἑὊऴ ᴾ Application for Temporary Leave 65ފנᧈ஖ɧ ᡙᚾ᬴ᫍᴾ Request for Make-up Examination / Quiz 66 ᙱܷɥἃҾỿἵὅἣἋἰἕἩᴾ Map of Nishinomiya-Uegahara Campus 67 4 ᒚಟ⦅ Academic 5 AcademicCalendar2019Ͳ2020 ԏFall Semester ⛅Ꮫᮇ RegularSchoolDay FinalExaminationPeriod KGUwillbeclosed FirstDayofClasses 6HSWHPEHUʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 1234567 Sep.10(Tue)ͲSep.19(Thu) 2019FallOrientation 㻞㻜㻝㻥ᖺᗘ⛅䜸䝸䜶䞁䝔䞊䝅䝵䞁 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Sep.17(Tue) CourseRegistration ᒚಟⓏ㘓 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sep.19(Thu) CourseConfirmation ᒚಟⓏ㘓☜ㄆ⾲㓄ᕸ 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Sep.20(Fri) FirstDayofClasses ⛅Ꮫᮇᤵᴗ㛤ጞ 29 30 Sep.23(Mon)*2 Classesareheldasusual ⚃᪥ᤵᴗᐇ᪋᪥ Sep.26(Thu)Ͳ27(Fri) Adding/DroppingCourses ᒚಟ⛉┠䛾ኚ᭦ 2FWREHUʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 12345Oct.2(Wed)ͲOct.3(Thu) CourseConfirmationSheetPickͲup ᒚಟ⛉┠☜ㄆ⾲㓄ᕸ 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Oct.14(Mon)*2 Classesareheldasusual ⚃᪥ᤵᴗᐇ᪋᪥ 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1RYHPEHUʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 1 2Nov.1(Fri)Ͳ3(Sun) CampusFestival ኱Ꮫ⚍ 3456789Nov.18(Mon)Ͳ19(Tue) FinalCourseCancellation ᒚಟ୰Ṇ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Nov.22(Fri) CourseConfirmationSheetPickͲup ᒚಟ⛉┠☜ㄆ⾲㓄ᕸ 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 'HFHPEHUʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 1 234567Dec.23(Mon) LastDayofClassesBeforeWinterBreak ෤Ꮨఇᬤ๓ᤵᴗ᭱⤊᪥ 8 9 1011121314 Dec.24(Tue)ͲJan.5(Sun) WinterBreak ෤Ꮨఇᬤ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 -DQXDU\ʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 1234 Jan.6(Mon) ClassesResumeAfterWinterBreak ෤Ꮨఇᬤ᫂䛡ᤵᴗ㛤ጞ᪥ 567891011 TuesdayClassesareheld ᣺᭰ᤵᴗᐇ᪋᪥䠄ⅆ᭙᪥ศ䠅 Jan.10(Fri)*1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 LastDayofClasses ⛅Ꮫᮇᤵᴗ᭱⤊᪥ 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Jan.11(Sat) MakeͲupClassDay ᤵᴗ⿵ㅮ᪥ 26 27 28 29 30 31 Jan.14(Tue)Ͳ28(Tue) FinalExaminationPeriod ᐃᮇヨ㦂ᮇ㛫 ԏWinter Intensive Period ෤ᮇ㞟୰ᤵᴗᮇ㛫 )HEUXDU\ʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 1 Jan.30(Thu)ͲFeb.7(Fri) GeneralEntranceExaminationPeriod ୍⯡ධヨᮇ㛫 2345678 Feb.4(Tue) StartofWinterIntensivePeriod ෤Ꮨ㞟୰ㅮ⩏㛤ጞ 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 0DUFKʽ݆ʾ Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Date Schedule 1 234567 Mar.13(Fri) EndofWinterIntensivePeriod ෤Ꮨ㞟୰ㅮ⩏⤊஢ 8 9 10111213 14 Mar.25(Wed) ConsultationofJapaneseLevelChange ᪥ᮏㄒ䝺䝧䝹ኚ᭦䝁䞁䝃䝹 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 6 .Νࣰࢬ͢Ήͤɽ *1:Designateddays'classesareheldonthesedaysۂ͹ೖͺࢨఈ͠Η༷ͪೖ͹௪৙द͞ *2:ThesedaysareJapanesenationalholidays,butallclassesandexaminations .Ώࢾݩͺ௪৙ʹ͕Εࣰࢬ͠ΗΉͤɽ areheldasusualۂ͹ೖͺॗೖͲͤ͗ɼद͞ >஭қ@ [Note] ͹ηίζϣʖϩ͗ҡ͵ΕΉͤ ͤThecourseregistrationscheduleforexchangestudentsisnotalignedwithʹ͵ؔغˠި׷ָਫ਼ͺଠ͹ָਫ਼ͳསरౌ࿧ theoneforKGstudents.
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