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Intorduction of the Sales Achievement Listening Station Introduction of the site 1/6 Japan University College ● Kanagawa University x 13 ● National Nagano Technical College ● Kurume University x 4 ● National Gunma Technical College ● Simonoseki City University x 2 ● National Sasebo Technical College ● Toyo University ● National Ariake Technical College ● Seijyo University x 2 ● National Toba Maritime Technology College ● Chubu University x 2 ● National Kumamoto Technical College ● Toyo Gakuen University ● National Kurume Technical College ● National Denki Tushin University ● National Tsukuba University ● National Chiba University x 3 Language School ● National Okayama University Simul Academy x 7 ● Aoba Gakuin University ISS Translators. Inc. Tokyo x 5 ● Okinawa College of nursing ISS Translators. Inc. Yokohama x 2 ● National Tokyo University x 5 Yokohama YMCA ● National Kagawa University x 3 Nichibei Kaiwa Gakuin ● National Ryukyu University x 3 Tokyo Japanese Language Education Center ● National Joetsu University of Education Seidoh Foreign Language School ● Sapporo Medical University Mishima Shingaku Seminar (Ito) ● Sangyo Medical University Mishima Shingaku Seminar (Mishima) ● Rikkyo Joshi University Tokyo Nichifutu Gakuin ● Tokyo Denki University Osaka Japanese Education Center No.1 Room ● Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts Osaka Japanese Education Center No.2 Room ● Kurume University (No.5 LL class) Institute of Japanese-Chinese Studies ● Shizuoka Prefectural University Kayano Shigeru Nibutani Ainu Museum ● Josai University x2 NHK Global Media Service x2 ● Toyohashi University of Technology Tokyo Foreign Language College ● Seinan Gakuin University x3 ● Kobe Tokiwa University ● Tokyo University of Science Kagurazaka Others ● Saga University ● National Defense Medical College ● Hosei University x3 ● JMSDF 2nd Service School x2 ● Hokkaido Bunkyo University ● Tokyo Indonesian School ● Juntendo University ● National Foreign Language University ● Tokyo University of Science Katsushika ● Kobe City Foreign Language University ● Tottori Tanki University ● Fukuoka Joshi University x 8 Listening Station Introduction of the site 2/6 High School ● Tohin Gakuen High School ● Jyoshi Gakuin High School ● Urawa Akenohoshi Joshi High School / High School ● Jyoshi Seigakuin High School ● Kasumigaura High School ● Syoei Jyoshi Gakuin High School ● Gyosei High School ● Seiwa Jyoshi Gakuin High School ● Honjo Higashi High School ● Sei Dominico Gakuen High School ● Ikuei Nishi Junior High School / High School ● Tokyo Jyosi Gakuen High School x 2 ● Mukogawa Joshi University Fuzoku Junior High School / High School ● Gyousei Gakuen High School ● Fukuoka City Fukuoka Joshi High School ● Takagi Gakuen High School ● Matsumoto Agatagaoka High School ● Fukui Takefu Commercial High School ● Fukui Katsuyama High School ● Fukui Katsuyama South High School ● Fukui Tannan High School ● Fukui Ohno High School ● Fukui Sabae High School ● Nara Ikuei High School ● Fukuoka Seiryo High School ● Fukuoka Hakata Technical High School ● Saga Kohshikan High School ● Saga Karatsu East High School x2 ● Matsudo City High School Junior High School ● Kanagawa Busoh High School Echizen City Dai 1 Junior High School ● Nippon Jyoshi High School Echizen City Dai 2 Junior High School ● Ochanomizu Jyoshi High School Echizen City Dai 3 Junior High School ● Keisen Jyoshi Gakuen High School x 2 Echizen City Nanetsu Junior High School ● Fukui Takefu High School Echizen City Dai 5 Junior High School ● Fukui Wakasa High School Echizen City Dai 6 Junior High School ● Urawa Akenohoshi High School Echizen City Manyo Junior High School ● Kasumigaura High School Echizen City Sakaguchi Junior High School ● Fukuoka City Jyoshi High School ● Ochanomizu Jyoshi Junior High School ● Akasi City Commercial High School ● Osaka City Higashi Junior High School ● Kobe International High School ● Tsukuba University Junior High School ● Ohmi High School ● Osaka City Kyokuto Junior High School ● Fukuoka University Ohori Junior High School / High School ● Saitama University Junior High School ● Asano Junior High School / High School ● Osaka City Hokuryo Junior High School ● Hachiohji Jissen High School ● Osaka City Hanaten Junior High School ● Fukui Prefecture Kanatsu High School ● Fukui Prefecture Nyu High School ● Sekiyou High School ● Kousei Gakuen High School Listening Station Introduction of the site 3/6 Overseas (Except Japan) Indonesia Taiwan Intelligence Bureau Aletheia University Arabic Language Center (2 systems) Tainan Science and Technology University Sanata Dharma University (3 systems) Hua-Nan Commercial High School Supreme Court Vincent Senior High School University of Mulawarman National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism YKPN Yogyakarta Nanya Institute of Technology (4 systems) Tarakanita Chaoyang University of Technology National Gadjah Mada University Taipei County San-Chong High School National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism Airlangga University, Surabaya Nan Kai University of Technology UNS Solo Providence University (2 systems) YKPN National Cheng Chi University STPN National Cheng Kung University (4 systems) Pusdiklat Depdagri, Yogyakarta Shan Ting Elementary School (LS III) STIKES Kusuma Husada Solo Jia Wei Elementary School (LS III) Gonzaga High School Ping Jung High School BPK Penabur Tuku Vocational High School Fung Hsing High School BPK Penabur SMAK 1 (2 systems) National Cheng Chi University Akper Husada (LS III) Ren Wu Elementary School (LS III) University of Paramadina, Jakarta Taipei Municipal University of Education (LS III) Maranatha University (2 systems) Tainan University of Technology (LS III) Penabur High School (8 systems) Tuku High School (LS III) Huanan University (LS III) Catholic Fu Jen Senior High School (LS III) Hua Nan Vocational High School (LS III) U.S.A. Kaohsiung Municipal Sanmin Senior High School (LS III) American Army (60 systems) (LS II) Kaohsiung Municipal Guanghua Junior High School (LS IV) Foothill High School (LS II) Providence University (LS II) Dublin High School (LS II) National Chin Yi University of Technology (LS III) Yung-Nian Catholic High School (LS III) Hsin-Hua High School (LS IV) Kaohsiung Municipal Siaogang Senior High School (LS IV) Saudi Arabia Chao Yang University of Technology (LS II) Qassim University (6 systems) (LS III) Catholic Fu Jen High School (Listening Station III) Providence University (Listening Station II) Others Tbilisi State University (Georgia) Universidad de Panama (Panama) University of the West Indies (Jamaica) Sabaragamuwa University (Sri Lanka) University of Kelaniye (Sri Lanka) As of June, 2014 Listening Station Introduction of the site 4/6 Fukui Takefu Commercial High School Gyousei High School ISS Translators. Inc. (5 systems) Kanagawa University (4systems) interpreter training 64 students x 1 class, 32 students x 3 classes 24 students x 5 classes Listening Station Introduction of the site 5/6 Tokyo Japanese Language Fukuoka Hakata Matsudo City High School Education Center Technical High School Saga Karatsu East High School Saga Karatsu East High School Nagano Technical College LL class No.1 LL class No.2 Listening Station Introduction of the site 6/6 Simul Academy for Matsumoto City Koushikan High School interpreter training High School ISS Translators. Inc. Joshi Gakuin High School Yokohama school Okayama University (2 classes) .
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