G.communication opens 1st Nova school in Nagoya

G.communication opens 1st Nova school in Nagoya

NAGOYA, Japan - Takashi Ono, president of G.communication Co., speaks to reporters in Nagoya on Nov. 14 after the company opened its first new language school under the Nova name near a major train station in Nagoya to serve students including those who had enrolled with failed Osaka-based language school operator Nova Corp.

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