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2026 Fall Semester Special Exhibition: “Hosei University and Korea/Chosŏn Through People” (Planned by: Takayanagi Toshio Seminar, Faculty of International Culture, Hosei University) A special exhibition exploring the ties between Hosei University and Korea/Chosŏn At the HOSEIミュージアム of Hosei University, the special exhibition “Hosei University and Korea/Chosŏn Through People” is being held. Japan and the Korean Peninsula have engaged in diverse exchanges since long ago. This exhibition introduces professors, international students, writers, and others connected to Hosei University. Along with materials from the time, it looks back on the paths each person walked and how they bridged Japan and the Korean Peninsula. This exhibition lets you learn about connections between countries through “people,” which are not always visible from history textbooks alone. ■ Gallery Talk On the dates and times below, a gallery talk by students from the Takayanagi seminar who worked on the project is scheduled. ①2026年10月29日（Thu）15：30～ ②2026年11月28日（Sat）15：00～ ③2026年12月12日（Sat）15：00～

Earth Science Experiments and Practicum Workshop for Junior and Senior High School Students and Secondary School Science Teachers — Field Practicum Session — To Be Held 　 This workshop is intended for junior and senior high school students and secondary school science teachers, and aims to help participants acquire the basic concepts and techniques of earth science experiments and field excursions. 　 Following the Earth Science Experiments session held in August, this time we will conduct a field practicum around Kagurazaka. 　 Those who did not participate in the “Earth Science Experiments” session held in August are also welcome. You can join starting with this training. ＊Date and time: Sunday, December 20, 2026, 10:00～16:00 　　　　* In case of severe weather, it will be postponed to Friday, December 25 ＊Venue: Tokyo University of Science, Kagurazaka Campus  Building 6, 4th Floor  Science Laboratory ＊Eligibility: Junior and senior high school students　  10 　　　　Secondary school science teachers　 10　Total 20 ＊Lecturer: 関　陽児　Institute of Arts and Sciences, Tokyo University of Science  Noda Campus, Faculty of Liberal Arts　Adjunct Professor ＊Content: Morning（10：00～12：00）Lecture on approaches to conducting earth science fieldwork in urban areas 　　　　Afternoon（13：00～16：00）Hands-on fieldwork around Kagurazaka ＊For the background of this workshop and details of the earth science simulated experiment workshop, click here ＊Other: Participation is free. After the application deadline, we will send the detailed schedule and items to bring, etc., to the email address used for your application. ＊Apply here 　⇒　Application form ＊Application deadline: Thursday, December 10 　* Registration will close as soon as capacity is reached. 　* As this workshop has a fixed capacity, please refrain from being absent after applying as much as possible. If you must be absent, please contact us in advance for preparation purposes. ＊Flyer here　⇒　Earth Science Experiments and Practicum Workshop Flyer  

Science Program for High School Students — Be a University Student for a Day — Hosting “The World of ‘Mathematics Research’ and ‘Mathematics Education’” (Faculty of Science Division I, Department of Mathematics)! ※ What is the Science Program for High School Students — Be a University Student for a Day —? 　This program offers high school students an opportunity to focus on research dealing with various phenomena in the world and to experience “learning” at university. Participating students will encounter the “Why?” of the field they experience and aim to find material and hints for their future course choices. ※ Program　⇒　Flyer ・Title: “The World of ‘Mathematics Research’ and ‘Mathematics Education’”（Faculty of Science Division I, Department of Mathematics） ・Main contents: 　＊Class experience　① Multivariable Calculus (a required course for first-year students)　 　　　　　　　　Instructor: Tomomi Yokota  (Faculty of Science Division I  Department of Mathematics  Professor) 　　　　　　　➁ Mathematics Education Theory II (a compulsory teacher-training course for third-year students) 　　　　　　　　Instructor: Hiroyuki Nakagawa  (Faculty of Science Division I  Department of Mathematics  Professor) 　＊Campus cafeteria experience 　＊Research experience　① Tomomi Yokota Laboratory　 　　　　　　　② Mathematics Experience Hall 　＊Interaction with current students; roundtable discussion ・Highlights of this program This program is the second installment of “The World of ‘Mathematics Research’ and ‘Mathematics Education’ (Faculty of Science Division I, Department of Mathematics)” held in July this year. This time as well, you will actually experience classes at 理科大. One is “Multivariable Calculus (a required course for first-year students),” which extends the previous “Single-Variable Calculus” to multivariable functions. You will understand the topology of Euclidean space and the basic theory of partial derivatives, then proceed to the Frechet derivative of multivariable functions and the integration of multivariable functions. Although this course lies on the extension of the differentiation and integration studied in high school, it offers lectures that foster deep conceptual understanding as well as application and computational skills. We hope participants will once again experience a precise lecture in pure mathematics. The other is “Mathematics Education Theory II (a compulsory teacher-training course for third-year students).” As with last time, this course is required to obtain a mathematics teaching license (junior high school and high school) at 理科大. Students will understand the educational goals of mathematics in junior and senior high schools and the qualities and abilities to be cultivated, deepen their understanding by relating them to the underlying academic fields, and acquire methods to enhance subject-teaching competence. At noon you will experience the campus cafeteria; in the afternoon, there will be research experiences in the Yokota Laboratory and the Mathematics Experience Hall, and—as was popular last time—opportunities for interaction with current students and a roundtable discussion. Don’t miss this opportunity at 理科大 to experience the world of “Mathematics Research” and “Mathematics Education”! ※Date and time: Thursday, December 24, 2026, 10:00～15:00 (Check-in from 9:40) ※Venue: Tokyo University of Science, Kagurazaka Campus ※Eligible participants: 20 high school students (3rd-year junior high school students and junior/senior high school teachers may also apply) ※Participation fee: Free (lunch at your own expense) ※Application form 　⇒　https://tus.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2mdqSu9kAbnapmK ※Application deadline: Wednesday, December 16 　After the deadline, we will send a confirmation slip and information on items to bring, etc., to the email address provided at registration.