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Moving a city: rail and retail
Rethinking how stations speak to passengers who do not read Japanese.
What you do gets recorded. What to do next becomes visible. And you do not have to work it out alone.
Thirty seconds. Openings and event news arrive here.
Not knowing where to begin is fine. We will listen first.
From then on, what you do accumulates as a record.
An internship or an event. This is where it actually starts.
Internships running and opening soon
Rethinking how stations speak to passengers who do not read Japanese.
Mixed teams of international and Japanese students research a real problem and propose a fix.
Building cross-border e-commerce plans for centuries-old workshops.
You can hold N2 or N1 and still not be able to speak in a meeting. The BJT business Japanese test is what closes that gap. We show you where to start, roughly how long it takes, and keep your study record next to everything else you have done.
Ask us on LINE ▶Students who did it before you
“I want to show the effort in a form people can see.”
Kwansei Gakuin University, Faculty of Letters · international student
“Working towards one solution with people from different countries — that is the part I would talk about.”
Kansai University, Faculty of Commerce · Japanese student
“It is not just proof that I attended. It is proof that a team faced a problem and thought it all the way through.”
Ritsumeikan University, Information Science and Engineering · international student
