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The confident kid Five years ago, I was a high school student in Thailand. Academically, I was doing well, always among the top five in every exam. However, my real greatest strength wasn’t my grades. It was my confidence.I was the kind of student who volunteered for competitions just to challenge myself, even when I […]
Section 1｜Confidence: The engineer who thought he already understood “reality” Working in Pakistan, I believed I already knew what “real problems” looked like. Construction sites were chaotic, unpredictable, and full of things textbooks could never fully prepare you for. Timelines shifted quickly. Equipment did not always behave as designed. People from different organizations had different […]
No matter how old you are, when you decide to leave your comfort zone and continue your academic journey in another country, it’s a monumental step. Alongside all the other factors you consider – the research, the culture, the logistics – there’s that underlying question about connection. You’ll naturally be thinking about your surroundings and […]
Information page for prospective students
The confident kid Five years ago, I was a high school student in Thailand. Academically, I was doing well, always among the top five in every exam. However, my real greatest strength wasn’t my grades. It was my confidence.I was the kind of student who volunteered for competitions just to challenge myself, even when I […]
Section 1｜Confidence: The engineer who thought he already understood “reality” Working in Pakistan, I believed I already knew what “real problems” looked like. Construction sites were chaotic, unpredictable, and full of things textbooks could never fully prepare you for. Timelines shifted quickly. Equipment did not always behave as designed. People from different organizations had different […]
No matter how old you are, when you decide to leave your comfort zone and continue your academic journey in another country, it’s a monumental step. Alongside all the other factors you consider – the research, the culture, the logistics – there’s that underlying question about connection. You’ll naturally be thinking about your surroundings and […]
‘Cause no winter lasts forever: it’s cherry blossom season, it’s spring! Spring: probably the most popular season in Japan, and it makes perfect sense. During the months of March, April, and May, flowers bloom, the greenery begins to reappear, and temperatures rise to milder levels, inviting us to feel more comfortable and not wear as […]
Benefits of being a Science Tokyo student Being a Science Tokyo student gives us access to many facilities on campus, such as the library and our amazing Taki Plaza. However, did you know that being a student at Science Tokyo also gives you free access and discounts to many places outside the campus too? This […]
Do you have to wear it? Nope. But if you want to match the crowd, take iconic photos, and feel fancy, it’s worth considering. How much does it cost to rent a hakama? Rental costs depend on style, popularity, season, and how late you book. Here’s a rough breakdown: Item/Package Price Range (JPY) Hakama only […]
The Routine Intense. That’s the first word that comes to mind when I think of training camp. Wake up at six. Go for a run. Breakfast. Morning training. Lunch. Break. Afternoon training. Dinner. Evening training. Meeting. Sleep. Repeat for four days straight. In my first year, I remember the captain posting the training schedule in […]
My name is Gemini Praewa Chaiwoot, and I’m a second-year master’s student in the School of Life Science and Technology, majoring in Science and Technology for Health Care and Medicine at Institute of Science Tokyo. This year, I also serve as the President of Thai Science Tokyo, a student-led organization built by and for Thai […]
The topic of Islamic dietary needs spans a wide range of interesting aspects to talk about. However, we can simply start from an abridged primer of our food restrictions: Forbidden foods are often referred to as haram (/həˈrɑːm /; حَرَام) and permissible ones as halal (/həˈlɑːl/; حلال). While there are more conditions related to rare […]
Behind the magic was a dedicated crew of volunteers: Reception Staff, Food Managers, Campus Guides, MCs, DJs, and Cameramen. Each team played a vital role in turning the event into a vibrant, and welcoming experience. A few years ago, I stood on stage as the MC, alongside fellow Student Ambassadors Alex and Vinayak. Back then, […]
