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<h1>Tokyo International Exchange Institute has a Chinese heart</h1>
The reporter has just returned from an interview at the Tokyo Institute of International Exchange, located in Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan. The reason why I want to go to this language school is because on November 1, the school was once again rated as a good school by the Tokyo Immigration Bureau of the Japanese Government's Ministry of Justice (called suitable for the school in Japan), and the reporter learned of this good news at the first time.
Being rated as a good school may not be news, but the reporter learned that as the largest and oldest language school in Western Tokyo, the Tokyo International Exchange Institute, which was founded for 19 years, has been a good school every year since the Tokyo Immigration Bureau implemented the excellent school (suitable school) system, and has not been interrupted so far, which is rare in Tokyo and even in japan, which reminds people of what China's founding leader Mao Zedong once said: It is not difficult for a person to do something good, it is difficult to do good things for a lifetime.
It is not difficult to imagine that the growth and development of the Tokyo Institute of International Exchange after 19 years of ups and downs must have a lot of background stories that deserve the great interest of journalists. However, in the conversation with ms. Ye Shan Qingzi, the founder and chairman of the school, the reporter found that this rare international and tasteful talented woman among the Japanese Chinese in the United States, whether it is the original intention of running the school at that time, or today's eloquent storytelling, or the prospect of the future of the school, is inseparable from a Chinese heart.
Now tokyo international exchange institute, students come from all over the world, worthy of the word "international" in the name of the school. But the original idea began to be for students from China. At that time, Ye Shan Qingzi, who had a successful career and charity to serve the country, had already built a "Ye Qing Hope Primary School" in China. With the encouragement and support of her family and Japanese friends, she was born with the aim of helping Chinese students in Japan.
At that time, in the Tokyo International Cultural Exchange Association founded by Aoko Hayama, there was a well-known member of the Diet who was a member of the association, named Hosoda Hiroyuki, who played a pivotal role in strengthening Hayama Aoko's confidence in running the school, and the president of the Kiyowakai, who was then Koizumi's chief cabinet secretary and the current prime minister of Prime Minister Abe, is still supporting the school in various ways to this day.
The Japanese friends who make Hayama Aoko recall to this day, and there are a long string of pearl-like names, such as: Kazuyuki Kusano, Yoko Yamano, Esaki Gongxi, Matsumoto kazuo, and so on. Kazuyo Matsumoto is now the principal of Hachioji School. Esaki Kōki, who was the chairman of Japan's famous Founding University, admired Aoko Hayama as a person and was willing to become a member of the school under Aoko Hayama, and is currently the president of the Tokyo International Exchange Academy Ikebukuro School.
At the current Tokyo International Exchange Institute, under the name of Chairman Aoko Hayama, there is not only the Hachioji School, which has been established for 19 years and has a reputation, but also the Tokyo International Exchange Academy Ikebukuro School, which was established two years ago and was rated as a good school this time, and two branches that were established in China very early. In fact, on November 1, the reporter learned that the Tokyo Institute of International Exchange was rated as a good school, including the double happiness of the Ikebukuro School.
As the famous poet Bing Xin said: The flower of success, people only envy her current brilliance! However, at the beginning, her buds were soaked with the fountain of tears of struggle and sprinkled with the blood rain of sacrifice. Aoko Hayama, who has a Chinese heart, and her like-minded partners, are making great contributions to the Tokyo International Exchange Academy, which can become a good school every year. The huge effort came from the philosophy and policy that Aoko Hayama personally formulated for the school. This talented girl, who is well-known in the Chinese circles in Japan, like her good at literary creation, carefully sculpts the language school as a work.
At the Tokyo International Exchange College, eye-catching educational philosophies and policies can be found everywhere, and the school's philosophy is to cultivate self-reliant and independent international talents for the purpose of fairness and equality, and to contribute to the development of world culture. The school's policy is the same: we will strive to improve students' Japanese language proficiency and understanding of Japanese culture through Japanese language teaching, cultivate a spirit of mutual understanding and mutual respect for foreign cultures, and cultivate talents with international etiquette.
Planted plane trees, beckoning the phoenix to come. Inspired by this atmospheric and structured school philosophy and policy, "Higashi Hi-Tech", a well-known electrical and electrical appliance company listed on the Topix Ofe in Japan, came to join the school as a partner of the school, and joined hands with Tokyo International Exchange Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Aoko Hayama. The school has the background of Japan's well-known large-scale enterprises with the spirit of practical practice as the first criterion, and people of insight work together to create a language school with strong practicality, wide employment channels, and different language schools in Japan.
As the recognized chairman of the Tokyo Institute of International Exchange, Aoko Hayama, a Japanese-Chinese living in the United States who travels between China, Japan and the United States, although she has devoted a lot of effort to the construction and development of the school, she has never participated in the management of academic affairs, and her credo is that professionals do professional things. Administrators and teachers from Japanese national or private universities with rich experience in teaching and management practices can make the best use of their talents at the Tokyo International Exchange Institute and become a rare mentor and friend for students.
Strict teachers produce high apprentices, and the first-class teaching team can cultivate first-class international talents, just like Aoko Hayama said: education-oriented, virtuous and materialistic, and strive to become an international high-standard talent base. During the conversation, Aoko Hayama also repeatedly stressed that the reputation of the Tokyo Institute of International Exchange is to ensure that every student who goes out from here can be admitted to a good university in Japan or find an ideal job in Japan.
After passing through the Tokyo Institute of International Exchange and entering a good university in Japan, there is no need to repeat it, which is 100% and the list goes on. Let's talk about finding your ideal job, and there are many examples. First of all, once the students graduate, under the premise of meeting the conditions, they can enter the well-paid "East Hi-Tech" headquarters. In addition, the school has a contract with toyota motor company's automatic car university, and students who graduate from the language school can also enter toyota motor school for further study, and after graduation, they can be 100% assigned to Toyota Motor Company or other automobile companies.
The Tokyo International Exchange Institute, which is rated as a good school every year, has a higher level every year, and it can be said that sesame blossoms are rising higher and higher. Nowadays, there are tens of thousands of outstanding students distributed around the world, of course, most of them study and work in Japan, of which students from China account for more than half of them, and the Tokyo International Exchange Institute has become the preferred language school for Chinese students to realize their dreams in Japan.
Pretty also do not compete for spring, only the spring to report. This famous poem by Mao Zedong, the founding leader of China, could not be more suitable for the reporter's impression of Aoko Hayama and her Tokyo Institute of International Exchange. Because throughout the interview, the successful Yeshan Aoko is modest, she said that for the sake of a peaceful and friendly tomorrow between Japan and China, in the process of pursuing running a school as a lifelong favorite cause, she will still keep the loyalty and innocence of her sky, and her heart will not change in her heart to the motherland, and she will not forget that she still has a Chinese heart.
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<h1>Introduction to Aoko Hayama</h1>
Aoko Hayama, female, Japanese-Chinese in the United States, writer, known as an international woman who travels between China, Japan and the United States, was awarded the title of "Shandong Provincial People's Friendship Messenger" by Shandong Province in September 2011.
Ye Qing, a former journalist, has also hosted columns for eight influential newspapers and periodicals in Japan, including the Tokyo Shimbun, and served as an international news commentator for Japan's ASAhi Television. He wrote the Japanese novel "Firefly Star" (Kadokawa Publishing House), which was ranked fifth on the Japanese bestseller list.
Other Japanese works include The Weeping Fighter (Yomiuri Shimbun) and Ryushou (Mainichi Shimbun). In addition, he has also created Chinese works "My Own Sky" (Shanghai People's Publishing House), "Different Leaves" (Heilongjiang People's Publishing House), and translated the Chinese film "Wind and Moon" (directed by Chen Kaige and starring Gong Li) and published in Japan (Kadokawa Publishing House).
Aoko Hayama, who has donated two "Ye Qing Hope Elementary Schools" to her ancestral country of China, is currently the chairman of the Tokyo International Exchange Group (Co., Ltd.). The Tokyo International Exchange Group administers the Tokyo International Exchange Institute Hachioji School and the Ikebukuro School, as well as two branches in China, as well as other businesses in China, Japan and the United States.
(Reporting by The East Asia Information Network in Tokyo, Japan)