Impressions and Photos
Submitted by ken on Tue, 10/27/2009 - 21:32Here's a chance to click on "add new comment" and share your impressions from the Sense'n'Say(Zatokichi) event. The other participants, the assistants, and the staff are looking forward to reading about your experiences during the event and perhaps replying with some of their own impressions. Please also feel free to click on the following link to see the photos from the the event:
http://picasaweb.google.com/Ryotaro0214/ZatokichiSeminar#
Smooth and Satisfying Sensory Experience
Submitted by ken on Tue, 10/27/2009 - 15:55Congratulations everyone on a smooth and satisfying sensory experience!
I was so happy to meet so many nice people who participated with lots of enthusiasm and compassion.I promise to post the pictures from the event on this website very soon. In the meantime please feel free to leave comments regarding your impressions of the event. By the way, for your information, there was an interesting article about the event in today's edition of the Shizuoka Newspaper on page 20.
About Sense 'n' Say
Sense 'n' Say is an event where participants develop cross-cultural and sensory awareness through a series of group exercises designed to build trust and encourage self-discovery.
New Online Application Deadline
Submitted by ken on Sun, 10/18/2009 - 01:19The staff are pleased to announce that the online application deadline for participation in the Sense'n'Say event has been extended to Thursday, October 22nd. We continue to look forward to receiving applications.
Life without a sense of smell
Submitted by ken on Tue, 10/13/2009 - 21:42Last week I attended the Shizuoka University orientation for International exchange students. I was there to promote the Sensory language event.I really enjoyed meeting so many interesting students from all over the world. One of those interesting students was a young man from Germany who has since birth not had any sense of smell. He said that because he was born that way it wasn't something that he had missed. I would like to ask him more questions about that the next time we meet.
