LHU to hold seminar on Japan's business culture

More than 100 junior students of Japanese Studies - Faculty of Oriental Studies recently attended a seminar held at Lac Hong University. The seminar focused on "Japan and its business culture - spirit and technology spirit" spoken by Mr. Okita Fumio from HIDA (Overseas Human Resources and Industry Development Association).

Lecturer Okita Fumio enthusiastically transmitted his knowledge to LHU students.

Attending the seminar, Mr. Okita Fumio provided the participants with a lot of experience when working in real environment. Whereby, students of Japanese Studies can learn more about the beauty of Japan's business culture. The seminar also saw the attention of Vice Manager of Academic Affairs Dept. Ho Vien Phuong and Vice Dean of Oriental Studies Faculty Nguyen Huu Nghi.

On May 2013, HIDA officially supported LHU in training "Business culture" for students of Japanese Studies, especially last year ones. For the years, Mr. Okita Fumio has taken many students to enter Japan's enterprises and excellent students to take short term classes in Japan.

For the past two years, Mr.  Okita Fumio has taught four classes of working experience with Japanese companies offered to students of Japanese Studies and two short term classes for Technical students. He has been also the bridge for Japan's enterprises and organizations and the University. More than three hours, the seminar has equipped the participants with useful knowledge of Japan's business culture, helping them understand more about Japan. In addition, at the seminar, students had opportunities to exchange questions with Mr. Okita Fumio. It is helpful to students in approaching the working environment in the near future.