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IJLP Spring Semester 2015
Kanazawa University Integrated Japanese Language Program
Orientation on Beginners’ Level
KAKUMA Campus
Class name
Class type
Survival
AS1
Japanese for complete
beginners.
Reading kana included.
Regular
A
Japanese for complete
beginners or for learners who
want to start from the
beginning.
Reading & writing kana
included.
Goal
To be able to handle simple To complete the
& necessary everyday
lower-elementary level.
conversation.
To reach N5 level of JLPT
Number of
sessions/
week
2 sessions (1 session = 90
minutes) a week.
(1 session a day)
Room
Schedule
&
4 sessions (1 session = 90
minutes) a week (1 session a
day).
Intensive Japanese Course
for Beginners(IJC-E)
Intensive Beginners’
Japanese Course.
Reading & writing kana &
kanji included.
*You will need your academic
advisor’s permission.
To complete the elementary
level. To reach N4 level of
JLPT (students who got “S”
and “A” grade)
8 sessions a week
(1 session =90 minutes) (2
sessions a day).
Natural Science and
General Education Hall
General Education Hall
Technology Main Hall,
A3
A2
Lecture Room304
*See the Timetable of Japanese Classes for this semester, http://isc.ge.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/
Languages
used for
explanations
If you want to
continue next
semester
English
English at the beginning,
Japanese later
Japanese and English
If you pass the final exam,
you may go on to AS2
level.
If you pass the course, you
may go on to B level.
If you pass the course, you
may go on to Intensive
Japanese for Pre-Intermediate
(IJC-PI).
Kanji class
Not compulsory
Taking the Kanji &Vocabulary Compulsory Students must
1 class (2nd period Thurs.) is
study Kanji in this course (1nd
highly recommended.
period of Thu.)
Textbook
"Japanese Conversation
Practice DB, indexed by
Situation and Function"
“Min’-na no NihongoⅠ2nd
edition”
Vol.1(L1-L25)
http://sfj.intersc.tsukuba.ac.jp/ http://www.3anet.co.jp/ja/3110/
*No set textbook.
Please purchase the textbook
before the class starts.
“Dekiru Nihongo Shokyū”
http://shop.alc.co.jp/spg/v/-/-/-/
7008004/
Please purchase the textbook
before the class starts.
★ The Japanese syllabary (hiragana and katakana) is compulsory in A and IJC-E
classes.
IJLP Spring Semester 2015
★ Introductory lesson for Japanese syllabary (hiragana) will be given on the following
time:
Date & time:
Tuesday, April7, 13:00-15:30
Place:
Multi-purpose room, Information Media Center (2nd floor)
Instructor:
Prof. Matsuda
Please attend this lesson if you do not know Japanese pronunciation and writing
system. The textbooks are written in Japanese script (mostly in kana with some kanji),
so you have to learn kana before the class starts.
Takaramachi Campus
We also offer Japanese classes at the beginners’ level at Takaramachi Campus (Faculty of
Medicine).
Place:
Japanese Language Course Room, Faculty of Medicine Building F, Takaramachi
Campus
Classes:
Med 1 (Introductory) …Introductory Level
(about the lower level of Japanese A level)
Med 2 (Elementary) … Elementary Level
(about the higher level of Japanese A level)
Schedule:
Day
Time
Class
Instructor
Mon.
8:45-10:15
Med. 1
Kawakami
Tue.
8:45-10:15
Med. 2
Fukasawa
Thu.
8:45-10:15
Med. 1
Mine
Fri.
8:45-10:15
Med. 2
Kawakami
Textbook:
Med 1 (introductory) “Basic Japanese Hakase 1 ”
http://www.3anet.co.jp/ja/1324/
Med 2 (elementary)
http://www.3anet.co.jp/ja/1325/
“Basic Japanese Hakase 2 ”
*Please purchase the textbook at the co-op bookshop of Takaramachi campus.