notice

(2023/5/8)

The status of COVID-19 under the Infectious Diseases Control Act will change, but the properties of the virus will not change, and it is expected that future mutations will make the virus more infectious.

In addition to the above, Student Counseling Room /Communication Space will also comply with the following ventilation equipment requirements:2023We will continue to take measures to prevent infectious diseases after May 8th.

   Student Counseling Room

・Please wear a mask (non-woven fabric recommended) when using the counseling room.

If you do not bring a mask, one will be provided at Student Counseling Room

・When entering and leaving the room, please disinfect your hands with the alcohol-based disinfectant provided.

・If you are worried about your health or have symptoms, do not push yourself and make an effort to recuperate.

・If you are unsure about coming to the office, please call or​ please use the web conference system for counseling.

 
   Communication Space

・Please wear a mask (non-woven fabric recommended) when using the counseling room.

・Eating and drinking are prohibited

・Please refrain from making loud noises or other nuisances.

We appreciate your continued understanding and cooperation.


【reference】Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare Advisory Board "Five Basics of Infection Prevention" (2023year3month)

1. If you are worried about your health or have symptoms, you should either stay at home or visit a medical institution.

2. Wearing masks and following proper cough etiquette depending on the situation

3. Avoiding the 3 Cs and ventilation

4. Hand washing

5. Eat right and exercise

(March 28, 2022)

In this current conflict, the situation on the ground, as seen and heard by people involved in reporting, is being reported hour by hour through various media.
Based on research findings on how reporting on such emergencies affects people's mental health, there are now recommendations for creative ways of interacting with disaster reporting.

1. Keep disaster reporting to a minimum
2. Avoid watching the same disaster reports repeatedly
3. Avoid watching shocking images
4. Avoid "watching while doing other things"
5. People who have experienced trauma or suffer from mental illnesses are more likely to be affected by news reports of disasters.

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