東京大学公共政策大学院 | GraSPP / Graduate School of Public Policy | The university of Tokyo

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My semester abroad at the Graduate School of Public Policy was one of the most insightful and fulfilling experiences that I have had in both the academic and personal aspect. Coming from Latin America and having done my first year of Master in Germany, I was more familiar with the Western and European reality and therefore I had a very limited knowledge of Asian politics, society and culture. Doing a semester at the University of Tokyo was not only an opportunity to have a better understanding of Asia and specifically Japan, but also to be part of one of the most prestigious and competitive institutions around the world. The courses offered were quite varied and a great complement to my programme at the Hertie School of Governance. The professors had a lot of understanding and knowledge in their fields which enabled spaces for significant debates. Furthermore, the international and highly diverse student body gave me the opportunity to meet people from all around the world and learn from their backgrounds. I consider that none of this experience would have been possible without the support of the whole administrative team at the Graduate School of Public Policy. Since before our departure to Japan, the office was in close contact, providing us with valuable information on travel and accommodations arrangements, legal procedures, courses, and any additional topic that was needed. This allowed for a very smooth and easy process settling in. Likewise, throughout the semester the administrative team were fully supportive and made sure to provide us with a number of opportunities to fully enjoy our stay in Japan and to take advantage of all the programs that the University of Tokyo has to offer. These past months have been a unique and rewarding process experience of which I am very proud but at the same time know that it would not have been possible without the support and openness of all the people that are part of the University of Tokyo and the Graduate School of Public Policy. Finally, I want to thank and praise the work of the Japan Student Services Organization, to whom I owe the financial support necessary to conduct my studies in Japan.

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At the very beginning of this report, I would like to express my gratitude to GrasPP for providing me this great opportunity to study at UTokyo. For me, my exchange semester in Tokyo is a remarkable experience because my life experience is enriched and my knowledge scope was enlarged.     I was benefits a lot from the courses that I took in GrasPP. The teaching methods and environments were relatively similar to my home university and I got accustomed to the study environment really well. The courses further expanded my knowledge and skills, which are useful for my Master thesis. GrasPP is an international student community, where I got opportunities to make friends with student from all over the world, especially from Japan. Studying with local students not only help me improve my Japanese language skills, but only deepened my understanding of Japanese culture. I also found the Japanese languages course provided by Japanese language center sufficient. Apart from the courses I took, I attended several extra-curricular activities as well, including events organized by GrasPP students and job hunting orientations. It is really difficult to choose just a few highlights from my time here.    Tokyo is a fascinating city and amazed me by its unique culture and lifestyle. What attracted me the most are museums and galleries. I spent the majority of my spare time admiring Japanese art works and architecture. I also paid visited to other Japanese cities such as Kyoto. Before this exchange program, I did a lot of research on Kyo-yaki and Machiya house. In Japan, I explored more about Japanese porcelains and architecture. Together with my Chinese friends, we updated our videos and blogs on social media and various channels to introduce Japanese culture to Chinese audiences. Even though I have studied overseas for many years, it is first time that I participate in cultural communication by using media platforms.    My time in UTokyo is ending but I know it is not yet the end. For all people I have met here, each of them has some positive impact on me. I am willing to study i Japan again and share my experience with people who are interested in Japan.

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At the end of 2018, I was given more than 10 choices to do the exchange programme, and I didn’t hesitate to fill out the choice of GraSPP, because I think it would be interesting and worthwhile. And now, my stay in Tokyo proved my “hypothesis”.

The study at GraSPP is quite interesting, they offer a lot of general courses as well as many up-to-date case studies which are very specific and intriguing. These courses are very comprehensive. One advantage of studying at GraSPP is that at a public policy school, you can not only attend the class in international relations, laws, economics, but also something related to science and technology. This may be very unique at GraSPP or even in Japan. GrsSPP offers the chance of taking courses at Graduate School of Economics, Law and some of my classmates even took the courses offered by the Engineering School. The advanced science and technology in Japan make the academics think more about the merge of S&T with policy.  Apart from study, GraSPP provides a lot of support to the students in terms of job hunting and networking, career sessions and talks with alumni are held regularly, these are all good chances for international students for their future career and study.Besides, for international students, the university offers a lot of Japanese Language classes at the Language center as well as the Engineering School. For me, my Japanese improved a lot after the semester. Also, the Hongo campus of the University of Tokyo is also full of beauty. Each school’s building has its own charm. The yellow ginko trees and leaves always attract people all around the world. The fountain in front of the central library is also appealing.

Apart from school, the life in Tokyo is also full of interest and convenience. The convenience stores (konbini) are everywhere and open for 24hours. The food in Tokyo is pretty delicious, you never need to worry about being hungry. The subways and public transportation can take you to anywhere you want. Tokyo can also satisfy all of your hobbies, from sports, animation to classical music or anything else. Tokyo is also full of tourist resorts, it is a city combining the modern and traditional elements. If you want to pray for a good luck, temples and shrines are located every corner of the city. If you want to look at the fascinating night scene of Tokyo, there are plenty of observation platforms in the city. And if you want to chill yourself, the peaceful parks are the best choices. If you are interested about reading this article, why not pay a visit to UTokyo and GraSPP? If my words didn’t convince you, how about experiencing these things yourself and then being convinced?

 

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