How can Japanese female students ensure their own safety?

As more and more news about the safety of studying abroad is reported, more and more people begin to pay attention to the safety of international students. So how to ensure your own safety when studying in Japan? Female students studying in Japan need special attention. Come and have a look with me! Welcome to reading.

1. What security measures are there in Japanese schools?

The basic law and order in Japan is very good, and the social crime rate is also one of the lowest in the world, so you basically don't have to worry too much about personal safety when living in Japan. In Japan, almost every school has a firm to deal with matters related to students' life, and schools with more international students also have special foreign students' teachers who are responsible for the lives and visas of international students. If you encounter problems in your life, you can contact the teachers in the office directly, and the school will help you as much as possible.

2. What dangers may you encounter when studying in Japan, and how to prevent and protect your own safety in advance?

In Japan, the biggest security risks mainly come from natural disasters, especially earthquakes. Japanese universities regularly organize earthquake drills every year. Students should actively participate in all kinds of earthquake prevention education and drills, be familiar with the setting of surrounding shelters, do not be nervous in case of emergency, and carry out disaster prevention and shelter according to the drill method or the guidance of specialized personnel. In daily life, we should also know the location of the surrounding police stations. Because Japanese civil servants, including the police, are of high quality, it is definitely a reliable choice to find the police if there is a problem.

3. What resources can students use to protect themselves at school?

Japan is a society ruled by law, and the character of the Japanese nation determines the well-behaved lifestyle of local people. Therefore, in order to live a stable life in Japan, it is very important to change the thinking mode of domestic human society. Institutionally speaking, school offices and police stations are the direct counterparts of foreign students who encounter security problems, and foreign students should also fully trust these units. As long as everything follows the rules, your own interests will be fully guaranteed.

At the same time, with the Japanese government paying more and more attention to the safety of overseas citizens, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has opened a global emergency call center for consular protection and services (hotline 12308), and Japanese consulates in China also have their own consular protection telephones. If you really encounter a special emergency in Japan and are worried that your Japanese is not good enough to communicate smoothly, you can call the consular protection hotline.

4. What accommodation methods can I choose to study in Japan? Which is relatively safe?

There are two common ways to study in Japan, one is to apply for a dormitory at school, and the other is to rent a house by yourself. School dormitories are cost-effective and relatively safe, but some schools located in the city center may not be able to provide enough beds for each student. Renting a house outside is not cost-effective, but the advantage is that it can be handled flexibly according to your actual needs, and the security will be relatively low. However, because the overall social security situation is relatively good, students can basically not close the door at night, so they don't have to worry too much.

5. What should I pay attention to when renting a house by myself?

First of all, we must pay attention to choosing a formal housing agency. Before signing a rental contract, you must read the terms of the contract carefully, especially about the cost, taboos in daily life (for example, most landlords in Japan prohibit tenants from keeping pets), check-out terms and so on. International students are advised to choose houses owned by real estate agents as much as possible, because large real estate companies are basically equipped with China employees, so it is more convenient to communicate when encountering problems, and the cost of direct communication with Japanese landlords is higher.

Secondly, we should pay attention to the choice of sharing objects. In fact, most of the problems that China students encounter in Japan are among sharing partners. In Japan, a country with a strong system, believing in the system is definitely much more reliable than believing in human feelings.

Thirdly, it is suggested that international students must think carefully before choosing to rent a house, and look at several real estate agents before making a decision. Before there is a particularly suitable house, it is best to make do with the accommodation provided by the school. After all, it is certainly less difficult for students abroad to communicate with schools than the same ordinary Japanese.

Review of the murder case of Japanese students;

165438+1In the early morning of October 3, a 24-year-old female student from China was stabbed in the neck with a knife in her apartment in Nakano, Nakano District, Tokyo. The victim was a master's student at the Graduate School of Hosei University in Japan. She was cut by a gangster with a knife in the corridor on the second floor of the rented apartment. Another woman who lived together heard a fight and a knock on the door outside the house, and then called the police.

When the police arrived, they found the victim lying in a pool of blood and died shortly after being taken to the hospital. We sigh for the murder of China graduate students in their prime, which once again sounded the alarm for international students-it is very important to improve safety awareness and know how to protect themselves!

The above is an introduction of how Japanese students can protect themselves. I hope I can help you.