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Japanese Student from Waseda University Lives With Boholano People

Inabanga Bohol played host recently to Japanese intern volunteer students who came all the way from Waseda University to Barangay Tungod for their community immersion.

  Isao Murase, Shunsuke Komatsu, Mariko Nakatsura, Mariko Ishimoto and Kei Nakayama, with Field Development Officer Salome Llorente of Feed the Children, Inc. as guide, observed and helped in the feeding, monthly weighing of children, and other activities in Tungod.

  They also visited other project sites.

  The immersion provided the visiting students on their first time to the Philippines with glimpses and insights into the Boholanos' ordinary lives.

  They expressed gratitude to Mayor Jose Jono Jumamoy for hosting them. At the same time, Jumamoy thanked the students for choosing his town for their immersion. - Sunday Post
 

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