Global Summer School 2014 report No.10

(25th September 2014, Report from a Global Summer School student)

We arrived Kota Bharu, Malaysia 7th September, and had a briefing and lecture on Orang Asai and communities of Pulau Banding. I was excited by differences between ordinal research/study and this global summer school. Cultural night and welcome dinner were held in the evening of 8th September. USM students showed traditional Lion dance, and we showed Shodo (Japanese calligraphy).

— Leading graduate school program, Ph.D candidate, Hideki Tamura