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Ways to Manage Anxiety

1.YOSHIDA INSTITUTES that are safe places are always waiting for you.
Study rooms which can be used 6 hours are established in our school.
(Open : 10:30 – 16:30)
2.Although you’ll want to keep informed — remember to take a break from watching the news and focus on the things that are positive in your life and things you have control over. And take a walk once a day for a change. There is always a new discovery there.
3.Someone who has a cough or a fever does not necessarily have coronavirus. Self-awareness is important in not stigmatizing others in our community.
4.Stay healthy. Adopting healthy hygienic habits such as washing your hands with soap and water or an alcohol-based hand sanitizer.

Please check the following site :

COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION

For graduates(2019)

To our students

Last night, the Governor of Tokyo said the Tokyo residents not to go out as much as possible.
Therefore, classes from tomorrow to March 31 will be canceled.

However, the office is open as follows.
Our office during business hours, Monday through Friday, 10:00am – 5:00pm. (Saturday and Sunday: yosida@yosida.com – Please provide your name, class and mobile phone number)

Japan Visitor Hotline :

Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) operates a visitor hotline 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Support is available in English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
(050-3816-2787)

https://www.japan.travel/en/plan/hotline/

Future plans :

We will be closed from March 27 to April 8.

Class start: Thursday, April 9 13:20-16:40

ORIENTATION

In April, new students from around the world will come to Yoshida Institute to learn Japanese.

—April schedule for freshmen—(check)

The right way to deal with coronavirus :
In reality, Viruses are so small, unlike bacteria. So face masks are not efficacious against viruses.
The most effective measure is,
Keep your hands clean(wash hands) and gargle to prevent infection.
We recommend that you drink soft drinks such as orange juice frequently. (Pours viruses and bacteria from the throat into the stomach)