Nara College of Arts - Kashihara

It was a university with many students who knew the brightness and courtesy of everyone.

nostalgic. I couldn't see the Shien Festival in Corona I will come again.

If you call me, I'll give you my name. I don't know who.

I don't recommend it very much. The level of the class is low and I regret why I went there for two years.

Experienced at this university. I think the reviews depend on the person. First of all, this university was very inconvenient for me personally because the specialized subject was "compulsory course". Even if there are courses that you don't want to take or aren't interested in, you need to attend because you are forced to take them. If you do not attend a certain number of times, you will automatically lose credit and your GPA will drop. For students receiving scholarships, lowering the GPA is a matter of life and death, so be careful. Since you have to attend most of the classes due to "compulsory taking of specialized subjects", it is an institution called "university", but when it comes to school life, rather than "university life with plenty of time", it is "high school". I personally had the impression that it was an extension of the line. The good points are that the "Student Division" and "Academic Affairs Division" responded sincerely. I am satisfied with that point.

It was an exhibition of unique works. There are many works that I am drawn to when I see them, and I am looking forward to the future.

I am a graduate. It's been more than a few decades ago, but I was surprised to find out about the university I graduated from after a long time! !! Even though I don't have much skill, the instructor who was returning at that time is still there! What kind of university do you say! !! Although I graduated from the ceramic art course, I entered this university and stopped various possibilities in the future. When I entered the school, my senior told me that this person's spouse has an arm but this person does not, but it was actually true. For some reason, I've been involved in ceramic art since I was a child (going to school with that in mind), but when I was making a work, this person modified it and turned it into a mundane work. I was brilliantly rejected at the exhibition festival, but when I changed my name and exhibited at a larger competition, I received the highest award. The moment a person involved in ceramic art touches the soil, he or she will know his or her ability. Always an assistant? From that time on, I had misunderstood something because I was sickened by some kind of concession. I rarely teach ordinary students, and I can't make it unless I always take a break and get the final approval. But it will be almost the same as someone or seniors. This is work, not art. Because of this, I always felt uncomfortable with getting paid and having an easy job. Children of pottery and famous potters are highly favored by this teacher. You can easily graduate even if the number of attendance days and grades are low. We attended more, if not seriously, more than these people, and although we had good grades, we were given a follow-up exam and managed to graduate by postponing graduation. Our big seniors, seniors and juniors are all the same. Children related to ceramic art are treated quite high as a material to use to widen their faces, but even if they have the ability and effort, they cannot match them. I think it all depends on the interests of this teacher. If you are thinking of enrolling, please think carefully about what art is. I can't make a drawing before making a work and get approval from this person, but it's all my taste. There is a collection of past works, but please have a look. Like I saw it somewhere ... It's a similar work somewhere, or exactly the same work. Is it art? Why doesn't the university notice it? I didn't like it and made my favorite works, but they were all denied. However, it was highly evaluated when I took it to another university or a potter. Once you enter here, you cannot make the work you want to make. You can only make the works that this instructor likes. Except for those who have parents who work in ceramics and just want the title of college graduation, if you want to study ceramics purely, I recommend you to go there.

I graduated a few years ago. There is almost no employment support and it is not interesting, so I recommend going to a four-year university. That is definitely more fun, and there is plenty of support. I transferred, but other children often worked as part-time workers or went home. Even if I go to the advanced course, I just draw a picture and it's over. I don't recommend it unless you have a good reason.