Journals of Study by Short-term International Students

The School of Humanities at the University of Toyama accepts international research students of Japanese Language and Culture and short-term international students from universities with established exchange relationships every year. We organize their scholastic and research accomplishment as a “Bulletin of Short-term International Students”.

April 2007 - March 2008

• A Study of Anti-South Korean Syndrome
• Restraint of Japan TV Drama on non-satellite broadcasting in South Korea
• Sightseeing －Visiting South Korean Drama－
• A Study of “The Restaurant That Has Many Orders” by Miyazawa Kenji
• A Consideration of Onomatopoeias and Mimetic Words of Chinese and Japanese －A Study of “Kitchen” by Yoshimoto Banana－
• Transition of Clothes Worn by Japanese Girl Students －History of Japanese Clothes and Westernization of Dress－
• “An Analysis of Abuse of -koto” and “-mono” －Through a Survey of International Students－
• NISSAN Revolution －Why Japanese Couldn’t－
• Change of Proverbs in Iroha Cards
• China and Japan during the Administration of Koizumi
• (Comparison of Education between South Korea and Japan)
• (Network Society and Globalization)

2006

• Birth of Kamakura Shogunate
• Recognition of South Korean Syndrome by South Korean Government
• International Exchange of the Youth between South Korea and Japan
• Why Miyazawa Kenji Is So Popular in Japan
• A Japanese view of Russia
• Thinking on the Future in Essays and Novels by Komatsu Sakyo
• Japanese-Style System of Business as a Form of Community
• Japan’s Diplomacy toward America since the 1990s

2005

• Prevalence of Christianity in Japan and South Korea
• Truancy in Japan’s Junior High Schools
• Popularity of South Korean Culture in Japan
• Different Meanings of the Same Forms in Chinese and Japanese
• Comparison of Invitation of Nuclear Waste Disposal Sites －Through Affairs in South Korea and Japan－
• Probability of Improvement Japan-South Korea Relationship through Public Cultural Exchange

2004

• Deregulation of Japanese Pop Cult in South Korea
• A Study of Today’s Japanese Youth Building Walls around Themselves through “Neon Genesis EVANGELION”
• Problems Facing Japanese Working Women
• Transfer of Japanese People’s Travel Abroad since Deregulation
• Economic Assistance of Northeast Asia
• Emphasis Tag Particle in Discourse
• Japanese Reading of Chinese Characters －Tracing Back to Chinese Classics－
• Characteristics of Faith in Mountains in Japan －Focus on Mt. Tate－

2003

• Francisco de Xavier in Japan
• Analysis of Problem Confronting Koreans Living in Japan
• Characteristics of Travel Abroad for Modern Japanese
• Functions of Polite Prefix “o-” and “go-”

2002

• Meaning of “ASEAN+3 meeting” in the Current Relationship between Japan and South Korea －From Press Release－
• Comparison of the Future Courses of Japan and China
• View of Nature in “Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind”
• Proper Use of “ha” and “ga”
• Japanese Policy of Accepting International Students-How We Evaluate “Project on Welcoming 100,000 Students from Overseas”