Minister-Counselor Tian Lulu and her delegation from the Chinese Embassy in Japan visited the university.

Minister Counselor Tada (center right in the photo)

On Thursday, October 8, Minister and Counselor Tian Lulu from the Chinese Embassy in Japan and his delegation visited the university and held discussions with President Yoshihide Akiya, President Mika Suzuki, and others.

During the discussion, Counselor Tan touched on the history of Japan-China friendship at our university, including the acceptance of Chinese students, and said, "We believe that exchanges among young people are the key to Japan-China friendship. We hope to continue cooperating to further develop exchanges with Chinese universities going forward."
President Suzuki introduced the content of the "Chinese Intensive Course," which began at our university this fiscal year. He stated, "We aim to further enhance the support environment where students can learn deeply together and actively interact with each other."
Finally, Chairman Akiya expressed gratitude for the exchanges between our university and other Chinese universities, stating, "We will further promote ongoing cooperation with partner universities and strive to develop peace and friendly exchanges between our two countries."

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