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- 89 -② Dispatch of Japanese language teachersIn March 2006, Mr.Nagatomo and Mr.Okabayashi, teachers of MUgraduate school JLS, stopped at SNU on the way back from Yan BianUniversity, where they asked Professor Jin, Zhe-Hui to be one of thepanelists at the International symposium planned to be held at MU in Julythat year. In the meeting with Mr.Nagatomo and Mr.Okabayashi, SNUrequested them to dispatch a Japanese language teacher. After thediscussion in the JLS meeting, we decided to dispatch a former graduatestudent who finished the Master’s course. We sent out Ms.Mikiko Mitsuishiwho finished the Master’s course in March as the first Japanese languageteacher to SNU. Since then, MU kept dispatching two teachers per year.The following are the teachers who worked at SNU:Name Period1 Mikiko Mitsuishi March 2008~February 2010(2 years)2 Tomoe Asaga March 2010~February 2012(2 years)3 Tessai Yamanaka March 2012~February 2013(1 year)4 Akane Nagakura March 2013~February 2016(3 years)5 Rie Eto March 2013~(4th year)6 Yoshimasa Maeda March 2016~(1st year)<Reminiscence (20) ~As a Japanese Language Teacher at SNU~>By Rie Eto (2013~)[A graduate student who finished the Master’s course JLS in 2009]I came to SNU for the first time in May2007 as a participant of practice teaching ofMU graduate school JLS. I stayed here for10 days and made friends with the studentsof Japanese Language Department throughclass observation, practice teaching and alanguage learning camp. We drank all nightlong with them on the last day of my stay. Iliked Korean dishes very much and I toldthem half-jokingly, ‘I’m going to live in Koreain the future!’ I had never dreamed that Imight teach Japanese language at SunchonUniversity.A strange destiney brought me here. It was really a sweet pleasure to be at SNU afterseveral years and I rather felt at home. I soon acclimated to SNU environment, asteachers very often talked to me. Young teachers and students helped me a lot in myliving aspects. I didn’t have any trouble even though I had no Korean language. In such agood environment, I started my life in Korea. The Japanese Language Department hasabout 40 students in one grade and two full-time Japanese teachers, including myself.