Senior Students Working Hard as Interpreters!
The entrance ceremony for October 2025 was held successfully.
Congratulations to all new students on your admission!
Once again, our current YIEA students took part as volunteer interpreters.
We asked some of the senior students who supported the event to share their thoughts.
Korean Interpreter: Lee (Korea)
“It was my first time interpreting, so I was very nervous. Even though I could understand Japanese, it was difficult to translate it smoothly into Korean. But it was a wonderful experience and I learned a lot.”
Thai Interpreter: Kumai (Thailand)
“It was very interesting, and I feel it was a great opportunity to learn new things.”
English Interpreter: Lorenzo (Italy)
“This was my second time interpreting at the entrance ceremony, so it was easier than the first time. However, since English is not my native language, it was still a little challenging. I gained valuable experience again this time.”
To all new students—study hard, and one day, try interpreting at the entrance ceremony too!

Congratulations on your admission!

Senior interpreters: “We did our best!”

Korean interpretation in progress

Thai interpretation in progress

English interpretation in progress








