UTokyo Japanese Calligraphy Club (東京大学書道研究会)
2025.3.27
Hi! We're UTokyo Japanese Calligraphy Club! We practice Kanji(Japanese Alphabet) every Friday and talk about each other's daily lives! If you wanna take a look at Japanese traditional culture or talk to local students(and some international students) in Japanese and English, please feel free to contact us!
If you're interested in joining our activities, please DM @todai_shoken on Instagram first.
then we'll send you the details of our activities!
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Basic Information
| Selection Process Info | なし |
|---|---|
| Annual Membership Fee | ¥1000 per month (it's free on the first month) |
| Frequency of Activities | every Friday (sometimes weekend) at 柏蔭舎, Hakuinsha(Komaba) |
@todai_shoken |
Overview
Composition of Membership
about acceptance:
PEAK/GPEAK 〇
Exchage students 〇Language requirement:
NoneCommitment Requirement:
All members are free to participate in any frequency and amount of commitment
Structure of Organization
Frequency of Activities
Annual Schedule
Recruitment Information
Insiders' thoughts
○Pros
今後加筆予定△Cons
今後加筆予定Recruitment Schedule
Thank you for reading this article!
We have two thigs to tell you.
1. We announce information about events, programs and campus by our official LINE (only Japanese). Why don't you register?
LINE for students enrolling in 2023
LINE for students enrolling in 2024
LINE for students enrolling in 2025
2.We are accepting questions from here. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!
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