On May 17, at the Spring Face-to-Face Campus Visit of School of Regional Development Studies, College of Human and Social Sciences introduced school, gave a mock lecture, information on entrance examinations, and student life, and then showed off a capsule toy made by the students. The participating high school students enjoyed this capsule toy with the coins that were distributed.
Each capsule contains an introduction sheet for one School of Regional Development Studies faculty member and one keychain. In addition to the photos and names of the faculty members, the introduction sheet is full of useful information for high school students, including comments from faculty members interviewed by the students, good points of the field of study, and messages to prospective students. The materials for the key chains are dried by the students from the auspicious "Kakuma Campus Cherry Blossom Branches" that broke naturally but did not fall to the ground, cut using power tools, and sanded to the ground. It was also an opportunity for the university students to realize the joy of processing familiar materials and the appeal of school.
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Students from School of Regional Development Studies Explaining about capsule toys -
High School Students Enjoy Capsule Toys -
Students making key chains -
Capsule Contents
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