At the session, the staff of the Politics & Students Affairs Office disseminated regulations of the program and shared that ULIS would provide maximum support for students who wished to experience foreign languages and cultures. Therefore, the University also hoped that students would take advantage of this opportunity to learn and develop their knowledge and skills.

At the same time, representatives of Viet Tin Company introduced the living environment in Hiroshima and other relevant information about the city to the students.

The attraction of Hiroshima internship program is that the program is offered for students who do not major in Japanese language and for non-ULIS students.

After the session, the students expressed their interest in participating in the program and registering for further interviews. A total of nearly 20 students registered to participate in the interviews.