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Ict Global Summer Camp 2019 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ ICT GLOBAL SUMMER CAMP 2019 Overview: The ICT Global Summer Camp 2019 offers students great opportunities to learn and have fun in a dynamic environment. The Camp focuses on STEAM Education; Engineering Design, Design Thinking and IT exploration. It is project based, enabling the students to explore Science, Technology, and Engineering. In addition, they will experience and enjoy Japanese Culture and other interactive learning activities. The curriculum is designed to stimulate students’ critical thinking, explore students’ interest from different perspectives and build students’ self-confidence. Students will also have opportunities to develop friendships through this camp. Please note that the language of instruction for the ICT Global Camp is English and students are expected to be able to communicate and participate fully in English. (The contents may be partially changed by circumstances) ICT GLOBAL SUMMER CAMP 2019 APPLICATION GUIDELINE: Outline Dates Monday, June 24th - Sunday, June 30th Location Hakusanroku Campus, International College of Technology Kanazawa 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 Accommodation Student Dormitory in Hakusanroku Campus Target Participants Junior high school students Number of Students Accepted Maximum 36 Program Contents: 【Classes】Innovation Program, Design Thinking, Engineering Design, Nature-Experience etc. 【Cultural Exploration】 ・Field trip to Kaga Traditional Handcrafts Village YUNOKUNI NO MORI, Natadera Temple ・Sightseeing around Kanazawa City Participation Fees JPY80,000(include tax) The participation fees include tuition, accommodations, all meals, all materials, field visits (including tickets to events) Application Deadline Tuesday, May 7th 2019(Subject to change) Notification of Successful Friday, May 10th 2019(Subject to change) Applications Organizer International College of Technology, Kanazawa 1 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ PROGRAM SCHEDULE (Subject to change): Date Schedule Day 1：Mon. June 24 ・Assemble at JR Kanazawa station* 13:30-14:00 ・Leave the station for ICT Hakusanroku Campus ・Orientation ・Campus Tour ・Welcome Party Day 2: Tue. June 25 ・Introduction ・Engineering Design Lecture/Workshop ・Hot Spring experience Day 3: Wed. June 26 ・Engineering Design Lecture/Workshop ・Sight-seeing around Kanazawa City ・Visit Kenrokuen Garden, Kanazawa Castle Park Day 4: Thurs. June 27 ・Visit Ohgigaoka Campus ・Field trip to Kaga Traditional Handcrafts Village YUNOKUNI NO MORI ・Natadera Temple ・Sport Contest(evening activity) Day 5: Fri. June 28 ・Engineering Design Lecture/Workshop ・Preparation for presentation Day 6: Sat. June 29 ・Final Presentation ・Nature –Experience Programs Chugu Nature Center ・Farewell Party Day 7: Sun. June 30 ・Leave for JR Kanazawa Station after breakfast (The contents may be partially changed by circumstances) *Meeting place In front of a Ticket Reservation Office (Midori no Madoguchi) outside the main ticket gate of JR (Japan Railway) Kanazawa Station. Please come to the place between 13:30 and 14:00 on Monday, June 24th.A bus will leave Kanazawa Station for Hakusanroku Campus on 14:00. 2 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ CAMPUS VISIT FOR PARETNS We welcome your visit to ICT. You may come to Japan with your child and travel Japan during the period of the camp. Transportation between JR Kanazawa Station and Hakusanroku Campus are available to those who visit the campus. 【Transportation information】 Date Estimated departure time Estimated arrival time Cost Mon.6/24 14:00 from JR Kanazawa Station 15:00 at Hakusanroku Campus free Mon.6/24 17:00 from Hakusanroku Campus 18:00 at JR Kanazawa Station JPY2,500 Sat. 6/29 9:00 from JR Kanazawa Station 10:00 at Hakusanroku Campus JPY2,500 Sat. 6/29 16:00 from Hakusanroku Campus 17:00 at JR Kanazawa Station JPY2,500 Campus tour on June 24thand June 29th Final presentation of the camp : June 29th Please let us know whether you visit Hakusanroku Campus by May 31st. 【Hotel Information near JR Kanazawa Station】 Hotel nikko Kanazawa TEL: +81-(0)76-234-1111 https://www.hnkanazawa.jp/english/ ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa TEL: +81-(0)76-224-6111 https://www.anacrowneplaza-kanazawa.jp/ APA Hotel Kanazawa-Ekimae TEL: +81-(0)570-008-111 https://www.apahotel.com/hotel/hokuriku/06_kanazawa-ekimae/pamphlet/ Toyoko Inn Kanazawa-eki Higashi-guchi TEL: +81-(0)76-224-1045 https://www.toyoko-inn.com/eng/search/detail/00110 Kanazawa Manten Hotel Ekimae TEL: +81-(0)76-265-0100 https://www.manten-hotel.com/kanazawa/english/ 3 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ SCHOOL CONTACT PLEASE SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS BY EMAIL USING THE CONTACT DETALS PROVIDED BELOW. APPLICATION FORM (by May 7th) A COPY OF PASSPORT (by May 7th) A COPY OF INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL INSURANCE (by May 31st) A COPY OF IMMUNIZATION HISTORY(by May 31st) COTACT DETAILS Designated contact email addresses are as follows; Rikichi IZUMIYA(Mr.) [email protected] Kayo YABE(Ms.) [email protected] Please make sure to email both Rikichi IZUMIYA and Kayo YABE. Thank you. APPLICATION PROCEDURES Step1. APPLCATION ① Fill out ICT Global Summer Camp 2019 Application Form ② Email the Application Form and a copy of passport as attachment files Step2. CONFIRMATION BY ADMINISTRATION We will send you a confirmation email of your application within 3-4 business days. Step3 NOTIFICATION OF RESULT We will inform your application result by Friday, May 10th by email. Step4. COMPLETE PAYMENT OF THE PARTICIPATIN FEE Complete payment of the participation fees by bank transfer. We will officially confirm your participation in our ICT Global Summer Camp 2019 by confirming your full payment. Once payment fees is confirmed, we will send a “Registration Confirmation Letter” and a “Program Guide” by email. PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS Please make sure to include your child’s name on your bank transfer at the time of payment in order to avoid delaying the application process. Notes: Payment must be completed by Friday, May 17th. Please pay all bank remitting charges and any other handling charges by yourself. PAYMANET DUE No later than Friday, May 17, 2019 4 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ ACCOUNT INFORMATION Beneficially Name: Kanazawa Institute of Technology Beneficially Address: 7-1 OHGIGAOKA, NONOICHI, ISHIKAWA, JAPAN 921-8501 Bank/Branch: MUFG Bank, LTD/ Kanazawa-Chuo Branch Bank Address: 2-3-25 KORINBO, KANAZAWA, ISHIKAWA, JAPAN, 920-0961 Account Type: Ordinary Account Account Number: 1008311 Swift code: BOTKJPJT INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL INSURANCE All students are required to carry the International Travel Insurance. We make sure that all students have adequate insurance prior to their departure to Japan that at least meets the following coverages and insured amounts. Please submit a copy of International Travel Insurance by May 31st to designated email addresses. Coverage Insured Amounts Death from Accident/Sickness $100,000 (10 million yen) or more Accidental Permanent Disability $3,000 (300,000 yen) or more Medical & Rescuer’s Expenses $300,000 (30 million yen) or more Liability for damages $1 million (100 million yen) IMMUNIZATION HISTORY All students are mandatory to submit Immunization History form by May 31st, 2018. Please submit a copy of International Travel Insurance by May 31st to designated email addresses. Required and recommended Immunizations are as follows: 【Required】 【Recommended】 2 shots against Measles 3 shots against Hepatitis B 2 shots against Mumps 2 shots against Rubella 2 shots against Varicella TO THOSE WHO NEED VISA We will send you an invitation letter after the notification 1. Receive Invitation letter from ICT (takes 4-5 days) 2. Bring the letter and Passport to Japanese embassy or Consulate-General and apply for VISA (takes 10 days) 5 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ CULTURAL EXPLORATION Sight-seeing in Kanazawa City http://www.city.kanazawa.ishikawa.jp/index_e.html (Sight-seeing spots） ・Kenrokuen Garden ・Kanazawa Castle Park ・21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa ・Naga-machi Buke Yashiki District ・Higashi Chaya District etc. Field Trip to Kaga Traditional Handicrafts Village:YUNOKUNI NO MORI & Natadera Temple https://yunokuni.jp/mori/en/ - Experience the heart and soul of Japan through the culture of Kaga Kutani ceramic ware ・Tea Ceremony ・Traditional Art House・Gold leaf beam experience ・Japanese washi paper experience 6 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ 【Way to KANAZAWA】 From Tokyo to Kanazawa via Tokyo Station (JR East, Bus) Total Travel Cost: Approximately 15,000yen-17,000yen Option1: Shuttle Bus 90min. Narita Option2: Narita Express: 60min. Airport Take Bullet Train Kanazawa Tokyo Station (JR Hokuriki Shinkansen) Option1 Take Limousine Bus 60min. Station “Kagayaki”2h 30min. Haneda Option2 Take Tokyo Monorail→JR Airport Yamanotesen 40min 7 Kanazawa Campus 2-270 Hisayasu, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8601 TEL: +81-76-248-1080 Hakusanroku Campus 3-1 Seto Tatsu, Hakusan, Ishikawa 920-2331 https://www.ict-kanazawa.ac.jp/ From Tokyo to Kanazawa via Komatsu Airport Total Travel Cost: depend on how you purchase Airline ticket ANA: 80min. Narita Direct flight available, but only one Airport flight a day.
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