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-Robot waitress in japan and malaysia

-Malaysia is more to data/digital keeping and money keeping.

-How to identify which microbes to use for biofuel? Characteristics,production ,ability to produce alcohol

-Will Japan continue their main primary source which is nuclear in future even if theres been accident like leakage and earthquake.

Japan may still continue because it is difficult to make new facilities it has been so long they use it.

-Japan is good at managing their waste

-Lecturers need to acknowledge and students cannot copy 100% when using Ai such as ChatGPT in Japan and in Malaysia. Using Ai is saving time.

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Public transportation in Japan and Malaysia

Students benefits of using the public transportation in university

4G connection usage in Japan and Malaysia

What are the challenges for you as a student from this digital aging era?

When you go to your hometown, will you have internet connection problem?

Does the elder generation still used their smartphones?

On what age did you guys owned your first mobile phone?

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Types of trees used to make paper, Koala trees.

Scenario based question 'If you're the leader of the country, what would you increase/decrease the population?

What are the action that government should take in order for all the population to be employed?

Types of paper used to make cards in Japan.

Kindergarden manila cards experience.

Eco bag/ plastic bag preference in Japan.

Sharing information about paper industry in Malaysia, NINE DRAGON.

Types of well-known industries in Japan (Sony and Panasonic).

Job opportunities in Japan, personal career preference after studies.

Sharing industrial experience when question raised by Myosuke Miyahara.

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Paper usage in university life.. Does most of the students still user paper or more prefer to use gadgets like ipad?

Simple ways to reduce paper waste in Malaysia and Japan

Recycling practices are emphasized in Japan and Malaysia

Washi paper usage - door/packaging (half transparency)

During covid19, economics are declining , is there a lot of workers are fired?

Working age population

Elderly population above 60, in Japan are they still need to work?

When you eat at cafe, is the food there affordable for you as a student?

Do you ever work part time?

Low salary - basic salary RM1500 (as a part time worker maybe its enough) but for a ordinary workers they need to work overtime to get more salary.

salary in Malaysia and Japan.. Is it enough?

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1. How does celebrate New Year in Japan.
- One of the more traditional New Year's customs is Hatsumode, or the first shrine visit of the New Year.
- Many people go to visit a shrine on January 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, in order to pay their respects and also to wish for a happy and healthy year.
- The shrines tend to get very crowded, and families tend to all go together.

2. Discussed culture festivals in Malaysia.
-  Chinese New Year (explain by tan)
- Hari Raya Aidil Fitri (explain by zhafar)
- Deepavali (explain by raj)

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• Festival-festival in japan (compulsory for Japanese to join or not)

• Seniority happen in secondary school, University or work place (differences and how to overcome)

• Preservatives method can be use to import or export food from other countries (fruit,  dish or dessert)

• How preservatives effects the appearance or food taste (especially food that we usually eat fresh like fruit)

•  Exchange knowledge about culture (preferences about food and attitude towards others)

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Bread and mold, package not air tight so be cautious

Eating raw meat not common in malaysia compared to Japan.Malaysia tradition to cook the meat so safety prevents for bacteria is not common by butcher,not so safe to eat raw.

Raw food sell on street at japan, may not be advisable but high end restaurant is better choice.

Hotate(raw scallop) and Yukke(raw meat dish) are example of raw food they usually eat in japan.

Climacteric fruit like banana can undergo process to ripen even after pick out from tree. Non-climacteric fruits like pineapple,watermelon, strawberry and other citrus fruit can't undergo process to ripen anymore after being pluck from tree.

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Girls & Boys Festival

Sekku Festival

Christmas (Gideon's Experience)

Diwali ( Priya's experience)

New Moon / piercing beliefs

Culture in Japan regarding festivals/food waste

Beauty tips during festival

Festivals during semester break

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1. effect of different vaccines after vaccination and how many dose is compulsary to take

2. strict school regulations and punishments between malaysian and japanese school

3. school schedule during covid-19 pandemic

4. covid-19 pandemic education style

5. school education level differences

6. favourite subjects

7. requirements to enter university

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1. How does bioprocessing contribute to global health and sustainability goals?
- Economic progress & etc

2. What are the requirements to enter the university in Japan?
- Score really good
- High grades
- Pass your interviews

3. Can you explain briefly about kado?
- Natsuki showed a picture
- An art
- How to decorate using flowers & etc

4. In japan, they have to clean the classrooms on their own. How about in Malaysia?
- We have cleaners here in Malaysia.

5. Which traditional subject do you like the most?
- Calligraphy

6. The process of making a vaccine and soy sauce, are there any differences?
Fermentation
- soy bean will be fermented
- vaccine: antigen from pathogen

7. Can I know how many semester breaks Chuo University has?
- 2 breaks

8. What is homeroom class in Japan?
- It is held in the morning where lecturers will give instructions.

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Sharing experiences

Weird food combo

Strict regulations in school

Japanese Education system (secondary & tertiary education)

School memories

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* scholarship in Japan for Japanese or Malaysian
* compulsary to attend Traditional subject
* any punishment if not follow the rules in Japan