Japanese Corner
In order to improve the communication skills of students in Department of Japanese Language and Literature, we have set up a "Japanese Corner" in the department's library room during the lunch break that allows students in our Department to have directly and authentic conversations and exchanges with the students from Japan.
Azalea Festival
In cooperation with the NTU Departmental Exposition of Azalea Festival and the Departmental Exposition of DJLL, the department also encourages students to participate in the activities of the NTU Departmental Exposition of Azalea Festival series to showcase the two major events of Japanese culture in spring: "Hinamatsuri(the Japanese Daughter's Day) and the Children's Day. When the Hina Doll and Koinobori (carp streamer) are displayed, students are arranged to wear Yukata to introduce and explain the those showpieces, which not only allowed students to experience Japanese culture, but also allowed them to come in contact with the knowledge learned in class. At the same time, the department will also set up a booth in the Departmental Exposition of Azalea Festival at NTU with rich contents and friendly introduction service. In addition, the Student Association in DJLL, which is composed of students from the undergraduate school, has won awards in the performance evaluation held by Student Activity Division for three consecutive years since 2013.
．Best DM Design Award in 2015
．Best Booth Decoration Award in 2013 and 2014
．Top 5 Online Stream of Departmental Exhibition of NTU Azalea Festival in 2020
．In 2023, our department was ranked among the top 5 excellent departments in the Physical Exhibition of the 2023 National Taiwan University Azalea Festival.
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NTU Azalea Festival(Previous Year)
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DJLL Azalea Festival(2024)
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DJLL Azalea Festival(Previous Year)
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DJLL Azalea Festival[Student Event] (2023)
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DJLL Azalea Festival[Student Event] (Previous Year)
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Graduation Performance of DJLL
In order to cultivate our students' comprehensive humanities competencies and independent thinking ability, all third-year students of the department spent a year to prepare and design the play starting from the selection of script, adaptation or creation, translation, selection of actors and rehearsals, stage lighting design, music, costumes, props, director ......, etc. The faculty of the department will assist and guide the students before they are ready to perform to the public. In addition to interpreting Japanese classical plays to introduce the beauty of Japanese culture to the public, our students has also once broke with tradition that performed Chinese classical novels in 2016 to enhance cultural exchange between China and Japan. After the graduation performance, the students' skills of listening, speaking, reading, writing, translating and performing will have been improved, which is the results of their learning during these 4 years.
| “Welcome to the Izumi”, the 28th Graduation Performance (2024) |
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| “Kids of the God are Playing”, the 27th Graduation Performance (2023) |
| “The Edge of the Seats”, the 26th Graduation Performance (2022) |
| “The Light of the Summer Sky”, the 25th Graduation Performance (2021) |
| “Bright SIDE STORY”, the 24th Graduation Performance (2020) |
| “Dorobô Yakusha”, the 23th Graduation Performance (2019) |
| “Maku ga Agaru (The Curtain Rises)”, the 22th Graduation Performance (2018) |
| “KURAGE HIME”, the 21th Graduation Performance (2017) |
| “Kamikaze Girls”, the 20th Graduation Performance (2016) |
| “The Magic Hour”, the 19th Graduation Performance (2015) |
| “The Night Is Short, Walk on Girl.”, the 18th Graduation Performance (2014) |
| “The Mix-up Radio Broadcasting FM361”, the 17th Graduation Performance (2013) |
| “Tamakazura Volume of The Tale of Genji”, the 16th Graduation Performance (2012) |
| “Twinkle Tango: Welcome to The Lucky Ballroom in Ginza”, the 15th Graduation Performance (2011) |
| “Rokumeikan”, the 14th Graduation Performance (2010) |
| “Flower in the Darkness: The Story of the Love to Inari Shrine”, the 13th Graduation Performance (2009) |
| “Yugao of the Tale of Genji”, the 12th Graduation Performance (2008) |
| “Konjiki Yasha (The golden demon)”, the 11th Graduation Performance (2007) |
| “Dream of the Red Chamber”, the 10th Graduation Performance (2006) |
| “Suetsumuhana of the Tale of Genji ”, the 9th Graduation Performance (2005) |
| “Kinema no Tenchi”, the 8th Graduation Performance (2004) |
| “Kantan”, the 7th Graduation Performance (2003) |
| “The Flea Waltz”, the 6th Graduation Performance (2002) |
| “A Night under the Blue Comet ”, the 5th Graduation Performance (2001) |
| “Nogiku no haka" (The Wild Daisy) ”, the 4th Graduation Performance (2000) |
| “Ghost Pub”, the 3rd Graduation Performance (1999) |
| “Haikara-San: Here Comes Miss Modern”, the 2nd Graduation Performance (1998) |
| “It Is A Good Day to Deeply Regret”, the 1st Graduation Performance (1997) |
Alumni Forum
In order to let the Japanese students know more about their future career after graduation, the Student Association will host alumni forums from time to time each year, inviting alumnus to speak about their future direction after graduation from the Department of Japanese Language and Literature, in order to provide references for juniors of their future employment or further admission of a higher school.
Speaker：鄭ＯＯ ,the 11th graduate of DJLL (B93)
Speaker：林ＯＯ ,the 3th graduate of DJLL (B85)
Speaker：邱ＯＯ ,the 16th graduate of DJLL (B98)
Speaker：黃ＯＯ ,the 15th graduate of DJLL (B97)
Speaker: Chen, OO, the 11th graduate of DJLL (B93)
Speaker: Xheh, OO, the 13th graduate of DJLL (B95)
Speaker: Liu, OO, the 17th graduate of DJLL (R00)
Speaker: GE, OO, the 7th graduate of DJLL (R98)
Speaker: YAN, OO, the 8th graduate of DJLL (R99)
Speaker: LAI, OO, the 17th graduate of DJLL (B99)
Japanese Night, Japanese Week
The Japanese Night and Japanese Week are held once a year and are organized by the departmental Student Association officers (second-year students). The Japanese Week is a week-long event held in the front square of Xiao-Fu, where our students make handmade Japanese desserts called “Strawberry Daifuku” and sell a variety of books about Japanese culture. The Japanese Night is an evening gala-type of performance. Under the leadership of the departmental Student Association officers, students in each grade were responsible for their own units, performing skits, making short films, dances, and orchestra performances, etc., that require them to combine Japanese culture with the contents taught in the classes. In addition to promoting the beauty of Japanese culture to the public, they also demonstrate the excellent teaching achievements of the department.
Freshmen Orientation
In order to help freshmen of Department of Japanese Language and Literature get used to the environment of the Department, the Student Association will organize an orientation every year before and after the freshmen enroll. The content of the orientation is a detailed introduction to the Department and the sharing of learning experiences in NTU, DJLL given by the seniors .
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting
As we hope to help every student’s parents acquaint the learning environment in DJLL, we hold the PTA Meeting each year. With the Department Chair and the teachers’ attendance, parents can understand more through the conversation.
Japanese-related Competition
The department encourages students to participate in various Japanese language competitions both on and off campus, such as Japanese speech contests (Japan Airlines Cup, Japanese Speech Contest of National University/College, etc.), Japanese Kanji contests, and Japanese presentation contests (AGC Japanese Presentation Contest, etc.). Meanwhile, our faculty will also actively participate in coaching students so that they can give full play to their strengths and excel in the contests.
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