Introducing Kanazawa Medical University Uchinada, Ishikawa, JAPAN http://www.alc.co.jp/kaigai/travel/aisatsu/vietnamese/index.html Xin chào.　　シンチャオ 「今日は」 Tôi tên là ・・・自分の名前・・・　　　トイ　テン　ラー・・・自分の名前・・・　　「私の名前は・・・です」 Cám ơn.　　カムオン　「ありがとう」 Ikumi FURUMOTO Manager Center for International Exchange Kanazawa Medical University

Kanazawa Medical University (KMU) Sea of Japan Founded in 1972 Only private medical university on the Sea of Japan side

Yaroslavl State Medical Academy Kanazawa Medical University 当日のジョーク：”Just 100cm between your country and our country.”

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The First Visit of the Delegates from Yaroslavl State Medical Academy to Kanazawa Medical University November 18, 2008

Visiting our University Hospital November 18, 2008

80 Medical schools in Japan ・　Private schools 　　 29 ・　Public schools 　　　 8 ・　National schools 　 43

The Mission of Kanazawa Medical University To educate doctors with humanity, advanced knowledge and widespread capability to be able to contribute to mankind 発音のルールはただひとつ、「ローマ字読みする」ということです。 http://www.kitashirakawa.jp/taro/latin/wiki.cgi?%c8%af%b2%bb reverentia vitae 　レヴェレンチア　ヴィタ　＝　reverence (respect) of life

Organization Executive School of Medicine Board University School of Nursing Graduate School University Hospital Medical Research Institute University Chairman of Board of Directors Koichi Yamashita, M.D., Ph.D. President of University Yuichi Yamada, M.D., Ph.D.

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Medical Education System in Japan 1. Undergraduate Course of Medical School Year 1 general education 2 basic sciences 3 clinical medicine 4 clinical medicine Common Achievement Test including CBT and OSCE 5 clinical training 6 clinical training 2. National Exam for Medical Practitioners (MD) 3. Residency program for 2 years 4. 4-year graduate programs (PhD) CBT: computer-based test, OSCE: objective structured clinical examination

KMU University Hospital Opened in 1974 835 beds 33 clinical departments 5 specialized centers 418 doctors 675 nurses 245 co-medicals

Residency Program in KMU Hospital (2010) 1st year: Internal medicine for 6 months Emergency for 3 months Surgery, Anesthesiology, Pediatrics, OB/GYN or Psychiatry for 1-2 months (2 units) 2nd year: Community medicine for 1 month Clinical training in KMU Hospital ＆ off-university program for 11 months extramural clinical training 院外実習

KMU Research Activities ✓Grants in 200８: a total of 729,000,000 Yen ✓Grants from MEXT (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) 86,840,000 108,030,000 88,770,000 75,209,000 63,800,000 58,100,000 yen

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Kanazawa – A Cultural and Traditional City Along with Kairakuen in Mito City and Korakuen in Okayama City, Kenrokuen is one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan, where the characteristics of the "Kaiyurinsen" Style from the Edo Period still remains inside the garden today. Kenrokuen was built by the 5th lord of the Kaga Clan Tsunanori in 1676, and it took about 170 years to finish. Kenrokuen, meaning "having six factors", was given the name because of the 6 attributes that bring out the perfect landscape of the garden: spacious, tranquility, artificial, antiquity, water fountains and magnificent view from the mountain. It has many attractions such as the lanterns, Gankobashi Bridge and the Kasumigaike Pond. One can also enjoy the beautiful sceneries of the four seasons such as Cherry blossoms, Iris fields, autumn foliage and Yukitsuri. Kenrokuen Park

Kenrokuen Park (Winter) Yukitsuri (雪つり) is a technique for preserving trees and shrubs from heavy snow. Trees are given extra support by bamboo poles with ropes attached to limbs. Yukitsuri is a common sight in Kanazawa and Kenrokuen Garden during the winter months. Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yukitsuri" Kenrokuen Park (Winter)

Kanazawa Castle (Autumn) Symbolizing the castle town of Kanazawa, this impressive structure stands to the east of the remnants of Kanazawa Castle facing Kenrokuen Garden. The Gate has the stonewall amidst the rich natural greenery evokes the grandeur of the region's ancient prosperous days, and the night time illumination lends a sense of fantasy to the area. The Gate was built as a "Masugata-mon", where the entrance is an iron gate and the inner walls were built with stones, along with constructions such as the 2-story Hishi Yagura and Tamon for weapon storage. During the early stage of Meiji Period, most constructions inside the castle were destroyed by fire and only the Ishikawa-mon Gate was left. In September 2001 (Heisei 13), historical wooden structures such as the Hishi Yagura and the Hashizumemon Tsuzuki Yagura were restored and the area was renovated to become a castle park. Kanazawa Castle (Autumn)

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