【華語研習團】2026.03.08-2026.03.12 「日本松山市赴北市大交流研習活動」

活動名稱：2026日本松山市赴北市大交流研習活動

活動時間：115年03月08日至115年03月12日

活動內容：

臺北市立大學於3月8日至3月12日接待由日本松山市政府與松山國際交流協會率領的學生交流團，展開為期3日的交流活動。本次訪團由松山市正岡優希主任與松山國際交流協會山本桂子女士領隊，並有5名來自松山市的大學生參與，希望透過文化體驗與城市探索，深化臺日青年交流與相互理解。
邱英浩校長於歡迎儀式中表示，松山市學生交流團已連續第三年來訪臺北市立大學，能夠持續三年不間斷地進行交流往來，建立穩定而深厚的友誼，十分難能可貴。臺北市與松山市締結友誼協定至今已超過十年，兩座城市雖然分屬不同國家，卻同樣重視文化傳承、教育發展與城市創新。邱校長指出，能夠由臺北市立大學作為兩市之間學術與青年交流的橋樑，深感榮幸，也期待未來持續深化雙方合作。
本次交流活動內容豐富多元。在博愛校區舉辦的華人文化體驗課程，由本校中國語文學系張淑萍老師及華語文教學碩士學位學程李培毓老師授課，帶領學生體驗元宵燈籠製作與書法書寫，透過實際操作感受華人傳統文化的魅力；在天母校區則安排空手道體驗課程，由國家代表隊總教練寧玉麟老師親自授課，以專業且充滿熱情的教學方式，讓學生近距離感受臺灣空手道運動的精神與活力。
此外，交流團也走訪臺北著名景點，並參與多項文化與美食體驗活動。學生體驗製作臺灣代表性點心鳳梨酥，深入了解在地糕餅文化；並品嘗臺灣特色餐飲，感受臺灣多元且富有特色的飲食文化。同時，松山市學生也針對生活娛樂、歷史文化與個人價值等主題進行城市觀察與實地訪查，透過親身體驗加深對臺灣社會的理解。
此次交流活動結合文化體驗、運動交流與城市探索，讓松山市學生深入體驗臺北豐富多元的文化魅力，也在互動與交流中與本校師生建立真摯友誼。未來北市大將持續推動與松山市的學生交流與學術合作，讓兩市情誼在青年世代之間持續綻放，為臺日交流注入更多活力。

Activity Theme: 2026 Exchange and Study Program of Matsuyama,Japan at University of Taipei

Activity Time: 2026.03.08 - 2026.03.12

Activity Introduction:

University of Taipei (UTaipei) welcomed a student delegation from Matsuyama City, Japan, from March 9 to March 11 for a three-day exchange program. The delegation was organized by the Matsuyama City Government and the Matsuyama International Association, led by Senior Staff Yuki Masaoka of Matsuyama City Hall and Ms. Keiko Yamamoto of the Matsuyama International Association and including five university students from Matsuyama. Through cultural activities and urban exploration, the program aimed to deepen youth exchange and mutual understanding between Taiwan and Japan.

During the welcome ceremony, President Yin-Hao Chiu noted that this marked the third consecutive year that student delegations from Matsuyama had visited UTaipei. He remarked that maintaining such exchanges over three years and building a stable and meaningful friendship is truly valuable. Taipei and Matsuyama have been friend cities for more than a decade. Although the two cities are located in different countries, both place great importance on cultural heritage, educational development, and urban innovation. President Chiu expressed that UTaipei is honored to serve as a bridge for academic and youth exchange between the two cities and looks forward to further strengthening this partnership in the future.

The exchange program featured a variety of cultural and experiential activities. At the Bo-ai Campus, students participated in a Chinese cultural workshop led by Professor Shu-Ping Chang from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature and Professor Pei-Yu Li from the Master’s Program in Teaching Chinese as a Second Language. Students experienced traditional Lantern Festival lantern-making and calligraphy, gaining hands-on appreciation for Chinese cultural traditions.

At the Tian-mu Campus, the delegation took part in a karate experience class taught by Yu-Lin Ning, head coach of Taiwan’s national karate team. Through professional instruction and an energetic learning atmosphere, students were introduced to the spirit and techniques of karate and experienced Taiwan’s vibrant sports culture.
In addition to campus activities, the delegation visited well-known sites in Taipei and participated in various cultural and culinary experiences. Students learned to make pineapple cakes, a well-known Taiwanese pastry, gaining insight into local baking traditions. They also sampled Taiwanese cuisine and beverages, experiencing the diverse flavors of Taiwan’s food culture. During their visit, the Matsuyama students also conducted urban observations and field research on themes such as daily life, history and culture, and personal values, allowing them to deepen their understanding of Taiwanese society.

Combining cultural learning, sports exchange, and urban exploration, the program allowed the Matsuyama students to experience the rich and diverse cultural landscape of Taipei while building meaningful connections with students and faculty at UTaipei. The University will continue to promote student exchange and academic collaboration with Matsuyama City, ensuring that the friendship between the two cities continues to flourish among the younger generation and further energizing Taiwan–Japan exchange.