Students' Voice
- Ninah Juminah（From Indonesia）
2018 October course (1.5year), The path: Maebashi Medical and Welfare College (Carewoker Department)
- －What do you think about Mirai Gakuen?
I think Mirai Gakuen is a beautiful school with a spacious auditorium and a Japanese style room.
There are many Japanese students as well as international students, so I could have many opportunities to use Japanese.
－What is the most difficult part of studying Japanese?
Kanji and grammar were difficult for me. Particles are especially hard because there are so many different types of them.
But the teachers were eager to teach me in a way that was easy to understand.
－What's the most memorable thing for you?
It's a school festival that takes place every fall.
At the Mirai -sai(school festival), students perform dances, songs, and there are plenty of Japanese food at a refreshment booth.
In 2019, I also performed an Indonesian dance with my classmates. It was a very good memory.
－What surprised you when you came to Japan?
When I came to Japan, I was surprised to see so many buttons on the toilet.
At that time, I couldn't read the kanji yet, so I was very nervous because I didn't know what the buttons meant.
－Message to the juniors
You may be confused about life in Japan or busy with your part-time job,but during class, please do your best to study without falling asleep!
It's also important to preparation and review at home!
- Nguyen Quan Hoan（from Vietnam）
2018 October course (1.5 year),The path: Gunma Automobile College (International Mechanic Department)
- －What do you think about Mirai Gakuen?
I think Mirai Gakuen is a good school with kind teachers and good facilities.
－How was the Japanese class?
The Japanese class was very lively and fun every day.
There were many special classes of other departments and I could talk with many Japanese students.
I also have fond memories of joking with my classmates in Japanese.
－What surprised you when you came to Japan?
When I came to Japan for the first time I was surprised at all the kanji at the airport.
I have been studying hard both at school and at home, I can now read more kanji and enjoy living in Japan.
－What will you do after you graduate from Mirai Gakuen?
I am going on to Gunma Automobile College.
I'm looking forward to getting a driver’s license and driving my own car in Japan while learning how to be a car mechanic.
In the future, I hope to obtain a national certification as a mechanic and get a job repairing cars.
－Do you like Gunma Prefecture?
I think Gunma Prefecture is the most comfortable place to live in Japan.
Prices are low and transportation is good. I also like the pace in which people are friendly and not too busy.
－Message to the juniors.
Please do your best to study Japanese before you come to Japan!
When you come to Japan, please study more (laughs)!
- Shrestha Sachina（From Nepal）
2018 April course (2 year), The path: Maebashi Medical and Welfare College (Carewoker Department)
- －How was the Japanese class?
The teachers were all kind and polite in the class.
The Japanese composition was especially difficult, but now I know how to use manuscript paper and can write better.
－Why did you come to Japan to study?
I heard on the news that Japan is a country with good transportation and a high standard of living.
It was because I wanted to study in such a country.
－What is your dream for the future?
Mirai Gakuen introduces part-time jobs at the care facility for students who want to become care workers, and provides support for students who want to go on to higher education.
I will work hard because I would like to work in Japan as long as possible after I get the national care work certification.
－What surprised you when you came to Japan?
The roads are complicated. In Nepal, Roads are much simpler, so I have a hard time when I go out and give directions.
－Message to the junior
There are many opportunities to interact with Japanese students at Mirai Gakuen,so I think it's a great environment for international students to come into contact with real Japanese language.
You don't have to worry at all because you can get the extensive support of the teachers.
- Wahyu Nashir Al Amin（From Indonesia）
2018 October course (1.5 year),The path: Maebashi Medical and Welfare College (Carewoker Department)
- －What do you think about Mirai Gakuen?
At Mirai Gakuen, there are six medical and welfare courses in addition to the Japanese language course.
The teachers greet us every morning at the entrance. It makes the school a lively and fun!
－What's the most memorable thing for you?
After all, it's the Mirai-sai (School Festival). There were a lot of fun stage performances.
－What is your dream for the future?
I used to want to be a badminton player, but through this school I have become interested in core worker and now I want to help the elderly in the future.
At Mirai Gakuen, after graduating from the Japanese language department, you can go on to the care woker department and study in a familiar environment.
I would like to obtain the national qualification and work as a care worker in Japan.
－What surprised you when you came to Japan?
There was no trash on the streets and the city was very clean. I was also surprised to learn that there was a set date for throwing away the garbage.
In Indonesia, there are no rules for taking out garbage. Even at school, we all cleaned our classrooms together every Friday and it felt good.
－Message to the junior
Study diligently and do your best.
The teachers at Mirai Gakuen are very kind and interesting, so please come to Mirai Gakuen!
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