
Tokyo Orienteering
A major spring outing through Tokyo. Small groups complete missions while visiting sightseeing spots, with plenty of time to talk and get to know one another.

Students Network for International Exchange
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SNIE
Interested in international exchange? Looking for a community beyond your university, or more ways to enjoy student life? SNIE brings together four clubs from four universities around those shared interests.
These introductions draw on the former SNIE website. Photographs and interviews are historical records, not statements of current leadership or upcoming events.

SNIE’s former website introduced a network of student clubs from these four universities.

Student club · SHIP

Student club · 生粋

Student club · ICE

Student club · HI-C ORANGE
SNIE
Tokyo Orienteering, SOP and the Christmas party. SNIE’s signature events bring students together to explore the city, play sports and celebrate the season.

A major spring outing through Tokyo. Small groups complete missions while visiting sightseeing spots, with plenty of time to talk and get to know one another.

SNIE’s sports day features original games devised by students. Four teams compete for the title, and some participants come in costume, making it fun to play and watch.

A Christmas party with dresses and suits, games, a buffet and festive decorations. The former website also describes a bingo competition with prizes.
Descriptions are based on the former public website; these are not upcoming dates or open registrations.
View the original pageDescriptions are based on the former public website; these are not upcoming dates or open registrations.

An overnight trip to a cooler summer destination. Activities such as catching rainbow trout and cooking curry together help students become closer.

An overnight trip to a ski resort. The former website describes a beginner-friendly experience, with experienced students helping newcomers learn.

An autumn barbecue shared outdoors. It is introduced as an easy opportunity to join in, including for students who could not attend many first-semester events.

A summer cruise on Tokyo Bay, with students wearing yukata. The former website also mentions fireworks and making memories together on the water.

An overnight trip that also thanks the third-year students who helped run SNIE, with gym activities and sightseeing together.
Playing together at an event or visiting a classroom: the former site describes several ways university students met students learning Japanese.



Conversation-based exchanges, including visits to Eastwest Japanese Language School.
Joint outings and year-end gatherings with JET Japanese Language School, as well as participation in SNIE events.
Four questions from the former website’s chair interview. The person’s name and term were not stated.

Come to make friends or deepen your understanding of other countries. The former website describes SNIE as a relaxed, club-like community where students can enjoy taking part in their own way.
Days exploring the city, weekends in the snow and evenings together. Photographs from the former website offer a glimpse of SNIE’s community.
These are historical records. Photographs without a source-supported date are left undated.
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Public activity records and articles from schools and organizations connected with SNIE.
SNIE and Ogasawara-ryu co-hosted a tea experience in two groups, with bowing practice, gyokuro brewing and a Japanese-culture quiz.
Past activity record · Source: 小笠原流煎茶道公式ブログ「日々是好日」 · Published 2025-09-10
Two JET students joined SNIE’s snacks party.
Past activity record · Source: JET日本語学校「JET通信 第112号」 · Published 2025-10-06
Eleven SNIE-affiliated university students met JET summer-course students.
Past activity record · Source: JET日本語学校「JET通信 第112号」 · Published 2025-10-06
Information for Japanese university students.
Information for international students.
Information for partner organizations and schools.