
During the program, students took part in several engaging activities. One highlight was a group activity called “Remember Me”. Participants were randomly divided into four mixed groups consisting of both 13WIN13 and Kagawa University students. In this activity, students had the chance to introduce themselves, get to know one another, and remember each other’s names—creating a friendly and welcoming atmosphere right from the very beginning of the event.
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The program became even more exciting as students from both countries had the opportunity to make “Gỏi cuốn” (fresh spring rolls) and “Chè trôi nước” (glutinous rice balls in sweet soup) under the enthusiastic guidance of a professional chef. In the practical kitchen space at 13WIN13, students were not only challenged in their culinary skills but also enjoyed a fun and engaging cross-cultural interaction, strengthening bonds through hands-on learning.
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Accompanying the students at the program were Dr. Nguyen Toan – Founding Member and Advisor to the 13WIN13 Board of Management, Dr. Huynh Ngoc Anh – Vice President, Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Hung – Director of CIRTECH Institute of Technology, Mr. Nguyen Xuan Hung – Deputy Director in charge of the Vietnam - Japan Institute of Technology, Dr. Nguyen Chi Thang – Deputy Director of the Institute of International Education, and Mr. Tang Thong Nhan – Vice Dean of the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management. Representing Kagawa University were Ms. Kumu Eto and Ms. Miwa Takashima, along with more than 20 Japanese students.