MUCC-Yakusoku

OST Senkou no Night Raid Romaji Yakusoku

bokura sora takaku kimi wo mamotteku tsuyosa hakanasa no kono hane de nukumori wo oshiete kureta kanashimi wo nugutte kureta aijou wa kimi no te no hira nijinda sora ni mirai wo omotta koko kara asu he yukou zutto kimi no soba de ano hi boku ga mune ni chikatta yakusokusa ima bokura sora takaku kimi wo mamotteku tsuyosa hakanasa no kono hane de kagiri aru asu he no kioku sayonara wa kimi no ude no naka doko made ikeru darou? haruka tooi yoake fukaku iki wo tomete saigo no yakusokusa ima aoku hi wa nobori sekai somete yuku kimi yo sora takaku towa ni nare chiisana sekai de sae hikari wa sasu nda to sou oshiete kureta ne koko kara asu he yukeru zutto kimi no soba de fukaku iki wo tomete saigo ni arigatou ima bokura sora takaku kimi wo mamotteku tsuyosa hakanasa no kono hane de kimi no nakigao mo kanashimi no yoake mo mou mitaku wa nai kara Translation PROMISE We flew into the sky above, I'll protect you. With those fragile, but strong wings. You taught me such warmth ... You've deleted all my sadness. Love between your fingers, drew a future clouded sky. From now on, look for the morning ... I will always be by your side. That day, I kept in my heart that promise. Now, fly to the sky above I'll protect you. With those fragile, but strong wings. Memories, confined in the morning. This goodbye, inside your arms. How far can we go, in a distant dawn? I stop breathing deep, is the latest promise. And today, a ray of blue light rises and stains the world of color. And you, high in the sky, you become eternal. Even in this small world, we can shine light. You taught me that, right? From now on, we find the morning, I am always by your side. I stop breathing deep. Giving thanks, one last time. Now, fly to the sky above ... I'll protect you. With those fragile, but strong wings. Your face stained with tears and the dawn of this sadness. I do not want to see them anymore. dikutip dari jpopasia

Japanese Universities

30 Top Japanese Universities

1 University of Tokyo 2 Kyoto University 3 Osaka University 4 Tokyo Institute of Technology 5 Tohoku University 6 Keio University 7 Kyushu University 8 Nagoya University 9 Hokkaido University 10 Tsukuba University 11 Kobe University 12 Chiba University 13 Waseda University 14 Hiroshima University 15 Kanazawa University 16 Okayama University 17 Tokyo University of Science 18 Tokyo Metropolitan University 19 Tokyo Medical and Dental University 20 Osaka City University 21 Niigata University 22 Kumamoto University 23 Tokushima University 24 Osaka Prefectural University 25 Gifu University 26 Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology 27 Yokohama National University 28 Yamaguchi University 29 Nagoya City University 30 Kagoshima University

Background: In 2001 the Ministry of Education proposed to change the funding model to strengthen the "Top 30" universities. Among the various "Top 30" lists floated at the time, this one, attributed to the prep school Kawaijuku, is probably the most useful.

It was based on four factors: research funding (Kaken only), citations of research publications, entrance exam difficulty, and a reputation survey.

Weaknesses: This ranking was done to identify "world class research universities" as seen in strengths in science and engineering. For public universities this gives a reasonable approximation to an overall quality ranking, because Japanese public universities have fairly similar profiles, and so strength in one area tends to be matched by strength across the board, including in recruiting good students and in educating them well. Private universities, however, tend to have different profiles, including strengths in education and in the humanities which are not reflected in this ranking. Thus in a list of the truly best, Waseda and Keio would probably belong near the top, and other private universities, including Sophia, International Christian University, Meiji, and Nihon, would probably also be mentioned. Some smaller, specialized universities, such as The Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, The University of Electro-Communications, The Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music, and Hitotsubashi University would probably also deserve a place.

Purpose: My reason for hosting this list was the lack of good information on Japanese Universities on the web. Probably this list will be most useful to graduate school admissions committees considering applicants from Japan. It may also be useful for those considering study in Japan.

Links: Several other lists of top Japanese Universities, some broken down by field of study, are provided by World Education Services on their Japan papge. Other resources with coverage of Japan include Shanghai Jiao Tong University's list of the Top 100 Asia Pacific Universities and Webometrics Top Asia Universities. A good starting place for finding rankings for universities in various countries is the University of Illinois' College and University Rankings Page.

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