INTERNATIONAL WORK ENVIRONMENTS: Monday 4th Period (月)4限
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Complete:IWE Week 06
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IWE Class Schedule (Monday) | |
Location | |
5/26 | Classroom 6009 教室 |
6/2 | Classroom 6009 教室 |
TOTAL GRADEWeeks 1~6 159 Points Total Assignments & Class Tasks = 159 points Updated 5/20 08:00 ID Number (last 6 numbers) & point total & (%) | ||
4th period - 4限 | ||
ID 159 (100%) | 492587 164 (103%) | 592520 137 (86%) |
202051 122 (77%) | 492603 145 (91%) | 592521 61 (38%) |
202243 153 (96%) | 492604 138 (87%) | 592522 32 (20%) |
202261 149 (94%) | 492623 153 (96%) | 592526 160 (101%) |
301740 158 (99%) | 492624 172 (108%) | 592529 169 (106%) |
301770 171 (108%) | 492632 177 (111%) | 592532 162 (102%) |
301810 139 (87%) | 592534 160 (101%) | |
301865 139 (87%) | 592505 155 (97%) | 592535 164 (103%) |
301894 150 (94%) | 592507 138 (87%) | 592536 162 (102%) |
302061 133 (84%) | 592511 139 (87%) | 592540 114 (72%) |
302070 154 (97%) | 592513 159 (100%) | 592569 143 (90%) |
302134 127 (80%) | ||
302240 129 (81%) | ||
FIELD TRIPMay 31 (Saturday) 09:00~12:00總持寺 | ||
![]() | Sōji-ji Zen Monastery (Wikipedia) 總持寺 (ウィキペディア) Sōji-ji (總持寺) is one of two daihonzan (大本山, "head temples") of the Sōtō school of Zen Buddhism. The other is Eihei-ji temple in Fukui Prefecture. Fodor's calls it "one of the largest and busiest Buddhist institutions in Japan." | |
Japanese Soto Zen Buddhism is the most famous form of Zen in the world, since it was the first form to be exported from Japan to the West. As a result, Soto zen has an international focus. This field trip will include 45 minutes of an English introduction to Zazen, which is zen-style meditation. Then we will take a guided tour of the temple in English. The cost at the temple is ¥500. By train and on foot, the monastery is about 40 minutes from Yokohama Station. May 31 09:00 May 31 (Saturday)If you want to attendANSWER HEREby May 29 | ||
NOT RELIGIOUS - This trip is about CULTURE. If you are worried, this trip is NOT about religion. It is a tour of the temple and a basic introduction on how to meditate quietly in the Soto zen style. This is a monthly event open to the public. The focus is basic and practical. There is no religious requirement. It's mostly a way to experience a part of Japan's history. There is no easy way to explain zen, so it's best to experience it with your body. There will be a tour of the monastery afterward. Please don't worry about religious things or strict rules. That level of zen is only for advanced learners. We are just a friendly basic group. | ||