What Japanese University Students
Think About Saudi Arabia
I'm often asked by family & friends
what's on the mind of my Japanese university students & how
they feel about various topics.
Through
this online forum, my students will now have a voice to express their
views about different countries and/or share their overseas travels
with the online community.
First stop was America.
Then New
Zealand, Brazil, Scotland, Australia, Northern
Ireland, Italy, England, Wales,
and China.
This stop: Saudi Arabia
More to follow in the weeks and months ahead, as
we travel around the world country by country, in accordance with the
list at the bottom of the page !
If you are a Japanese university student, feel
free to throw in your 2 cents worth and participate in the discussion.
It'd be a pleasure to hear your input. And by all means, feel free to
comment on and rate the other students' comments as well.
Enjoy !!
Have A Great Story About Saudi Arabia?
Are you a Japanese university student and have a great story about Saudi Arabia? Have you ever traveled there before or do you have a friend from Saudi Arabia? Any opinions about the interesting Saudi Arabian culture, like the clothing, shopping, bustling oil-driven economy, prominent geopolitical role in the Middle East, etc.?
Please share your views about what you like or dislike about Saudi Arabia !
What Other Japanese University Students Have Said
Click below to see contributions from other Japanese university students...
Popular sport in Saudi Arabia
What is a popular sport in Saudi Arabia? Mmm…camel racing!? The answer is SOCCER. Soccer is an extremely popular sport in Saudi Arabia. Especially the ...
Saudi Arabia's beauty in spite of its growth
As you know, Saudi Arabia is the biggest country of crude oil deposits. The capital, Riyadh, continues to develop as a leading worldwide city in the Middle ...
Saudi Arabia's unique financial system!
My image about Saudi Arabia is that they must have a lot of money. Because they have a lot of resources--that is, of course, oil!! Not only Saudi Arabia,...
Saudi Arabia, a country which supports the world economy
I think Saudi Arabia is well-known for the best oil flowing country in the world. Therefore, it affects the Japanese economy. It’s not too much to say ...
Not all countries can accept the style of women going or doing by themselves
I like doing things by myself. I often enjoy traveling, shopping, and enjoying foods or drinks in cafes alone. The style of “Ohitorisama,” the so-called ...
What do you think about Saudi Arabia's religion?
I have some images of Saudi Arabia: for example, the petroleum, the religion, the strong national soccer team, and so on. Above all, I would like to share ...
The National Emblem of Saudi Arabia
Mention of the name of Saudi Arabia makes me think of Mecca, the petroleum, and the palm tree. Especially the palm tree, because it is the national emblem ...
My Interest in Arabic
I started to study Arabic in this year. Why did I start to study Arabic? There are some reasons. The first reason is that Arabic is spoken in North Africa,...
Japanese school lunch system for Muslims
I had a friend who was from Saudi Arabia and who was a Muslim when I was an elementary school student. In elementary school, we were provided a school ...
Seawater Desalination in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has the biggest seawater desalination plant in the world. The Arabian Peninsula has large deserts, and it's difficult to get water to where ...
Public Transport in Saudi Arabia
Public transport isn't popular in Saudi Arabia. So on weekends there is always a big traffic jam. I learned this in our textbook. Can Japan do anything ...
The Culture of Saudi Arabia
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Saudi Arabia is a very conservative country with centuries-old attitudes and traditions, often derived from Arab tribal culture. This conservative tendency ...
Gap between men and women in Saudi Arabia
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I have heard that Saudi Arabia is famous for a man-and-woman gap. Then, I investigated about the man-and-woman gap of Saudi Arabia. In Saudi Arabia, when ...
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