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Manabi-ya Ep. 11

Learning and Living abroad in Japan

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Aired: September 2, 2011


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This edition features a Vietnamese student studying architecture and design at the Nagoya Institute of Technology. 'On the Job' corner introduces a Chilean man who is working as an R&D manager for a company that specializes in the distribution of digital content. Our 'Notebook' corner will introduce what to do when you get sick. Other features are 'Nihongo Express', a Japanese lesson, and a 3-minute video clip made by students of Senzoku Gakuen College of Music.

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