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SHOKEI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY LANGUAGE 日本語 English 中文簡体 русский MENU HOME Outline of The University OPEN Message from President Philosophy of Education Educational Policy and Action Plan The Fourth Medium-Term Plan History of Shokei Gakuin University Faculty Organization of Shokei Gakuin University Student / Faculty Numbers Public Research Funding Management and Audit Frameworks Evaluation and Accreditation SHOKEI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY x SDGs Official SNS SGU Original Virtual Backgrounds for Video Meeting Access Colleges and Graduate School OPEN Merits of the College System Department of Humanities and Social Studies Department of Psychology Department of the Scientific Study of Children Department of School Education Department of Human Health and Nutrition Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences Faculty Members Student Life OPEN Student Life Transportation Student Consultation / Counseling Tuition and Fees Financial Support Honor Student Scholarship Student Clubs Student Dormitory Academic Information Volunteer Career Support OPEN Student Career Career Development Program Diverse Courses and Subsidies Careers Department Chapel Service and Religious Events International Exchange OPEN News Partner Institutions Study Abroad Program Short Program On Campus Program International Exchange Practice Course For International Students Regional Collaboration OPEN SHOKEI Collaboration & Communication Plaza Volunteer Team TASKI Access 日本語 English 中文簡体 русский Volunteer Team TASKI HOME Regional Collaboration Volunteer Team TASKI The Program, whose name incorporates the meaning of "Shokei, walking together with love," began in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake Disaster. Ten years later, the situation in the affected areas has changed greatly. In particular, the development of new communities as a result of people moving from temporary housing to public reconstruction housing has emerged as a new challenge. Teams of students who have conducted support activities in temporary housing are now helping to residents to create opportunities for connection and interaction with other residents in their new communities. STUDENT’S VOICE SAE HENMI Volunteer Team TASKI TASKI, the volunteer team of SGU students, implements various activities such as exchanges with residents in the areas af fected by the Great East Japan Ear thquake at public reconstruction housing and in public halls in Yuriage, a part of Natori City. Ten years have passed since the earthquake, but SGU students continue these activities from a desire to help the residents, who are striving to develop new towns and communities. I feel that I have grown up through various experiences and opportunities, such as listening to diverse opinions from residents, interacting with students from other universities, and conveying what we have learned to others. Going forward, I want to engage in activities that will raise awareness among many more people about the joy that volunteering brings. Yuriage Study Tour Students visit Yuriage, a town that suffered severe damage from the tsunami immediately after the earthquake, where they see with their own eyes how the area was damaged and how it has been changing since the disaster, listen to local raconteurs tell the stories of their own experiences, and, by exchanging opinions, consider what they themselves can do for this community from their own, individual standpoints. Kobe Study Tour Students hold joint volunteer activities and workshops with other universities and senior high schools in and outside the prefecture. SGU students collaborate and interact with people from Kobe in both Natori City and Kobe City. In the Visit Kobe initiative, students learn about the process of reconstruction after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake through fieldwork and hearing from local raconteurs about their own experiences. They also put what they have learned to use in reconstruction activities for Natori City, where SGU is located. Regional Collaboration Community Education Community Research Community Partnership SHOKEI Collaboration & Communication Plaza Volunteer Team TASKI Lifelong Learning (Japanese site) Copyright © SHOKEI GAKUIN UNIVERSITY. All Right Reserved.