Japan varsity reps visit Yangon to lure students

Japan varsity reps visit Yangon to lure students

YANGON, Myanmar - Seminar participants (L) listen to officials from six Japanese national universities brief them on studying in Japan in Myanmar's largest city Yangon on Dec, 17, 2014. One of the schools, Okayama University, is scheduled to establish a stronghold in Yangon in 2015 to facilitate the acceptance of students from Myanmar.

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