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Week 2: Starting at Sophia University

  • Writer: Cody Chen
    Cody Chen
  • Apr 13
  • 1 min read

When I first set foot on the Yotsuya campus at Sophia University, I was very amazed at how nice the campus was. In terms of size, the campus was relatively smaller compared to UH Manoa. However, the buildings were much taller, requiring you to take escalators or elevators to get to my classes. I never really had to use an elevator or an escalator at UH Manoa, so it was a lot different for me.


Picture of the Sophia University logo at the North Gate Entrance to Sophia University
Picture of the Sophia University logo at the North Gate Entrance to Sophia University
Interior of building 6 at Sophia University
Interior of building 6 at Sophia University
Picture of one of the classrooms that in building 6
Picture of one of the classrooms that in building 6

I am also only taking classes taught in English, but I was surprised by the amount of Japanese or full-time students that were in my classes. A lot of Japanese students at Sophia University are able to speak English which I thought was pretty amazing. This is probably something that is really unique to Sophia's reputation with being very international and globalized. I am also considering joining a some circles in the future!


 
 
 

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