The classes held at Takaoka Ryukoku High School on October 9th and November 7th were featured in the Hokuriku Shimbun and Tulip TV.

Students from India, Nigeria, and Indonesia interact through music

In this class, DJ "Tatezuka 2000" was invited as a special lecturer, and students from India, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Takaoka Ryukoku High School interacted through music.

In class, students deepened their interactions by dancing and moving their bodies to the rhythm, regardless of cultural or linguistic affiliations or religion. Students also gave comments about music and participated in quizzes. One student introduced himself by saying, "What I love is listening to music," and one overseas student commented, "Music is very useful for expressing emotions honestly." The event was lively with various events, including students from Nigeria who played instruments and a band performance by students from Takaoka Ryukoku High School.

It was broadcast on Tulip TV

Reference: "We became one across the ocean and beyond nationalities" A day when a DJ connected the world International exchange with the theme of "music"https://newsdig.tbs.co.jp/articles/tut/2281923?display=1）

The video details how Takaoka Ryukoku High School students interact with students from India, Nigeria, and Indonesia through music, regardless of language or culture!I was happy that we were able to become one, transcending the boundaries of nationality and across oceans." There was also a comment saying:

It was published in the Kitanippon Shimbun

The article introduced an exchange class with students from overseas that is being held as part of Takaoka Ryukoku High School's efforts in preparation for the "International Digital Manga Art Summit." One student commented, "I think it's a valuable opportunity to be able to talk to people from overseas. I'm glad I was able to communicate well."