As you can see from the name, Daiwa Academy is a school that teaches Japanese. At school, we teach not only Japanese as knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, phonology, etc. in textbooks. We also teach practical Japanese that Japanese people actually use. We place particular emphasis on education on what kind of language, repeated, what kind of environment, what kind of purpose, what kind of effect, and what kind of nuance should be used to convey and express oneseft. Students are instructed to imitate facial expressions, gestures, movements, etc. when Japanese people speak, so that they can express genuine Japanese language. Even if you use one word, you have to pay attention to the meaning and nuance. Even if you use one sentence, you have to pay attention to intonation, slowness, rhythm and emotions. These are not easy to do at universities in China.

The school is also a guidance center for you to go on to higher education and get a job. We introduce graduate schools of various difficulty levels, such as national and private universities in Japan, depending on your actual level and wishes. From both class and tutoring, we also support the determination of research directions and specific research themes, the creation of research plans and the entry of reasons for aspiration, the search and browsing of documentary materials, and the preparation for exams such as written exams and interviews. For this reason, school teachers are actually your life planners.

The school is also your home abroad. Young people fulfill their desire to study abroad and come to Japan with an overflowing passion. That said, if you move far away from your hometown and your parents and come to a strange land, you will feel lonely. School faculty and staff will treat you like your, relieve your anxiety and help you get used to life in Japan as soon as possible. School teachers can be said to be your relatives.

I myself have been engaged in university education at home and abroad for a lifetime, and have always been in contact with everyone who came to study with the feeling and attitude of my grandfather. We sincerely look forward to your enrollment.