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Enhancing Student Engagement: Online Seminar for Parents

On September 9, 2025, from 3 PM to 4 PM, Romanes Japan will hold the third edition of its online free educational seminar titled, "Nada High × Tokyo & Kyoto University Style: Online Free Educational Seminar," specifically for parents of students preparing for entrance examinations. This event will be conducted via Zoom and aims to equip parents with strategies to enhance their children's motivation and study habits.

Founded in Edogawa, Tokyo, Romanes Japan has consistently delivered impactful educational programs, with previous seminars receiving high praise from parents across the nation. Many parents have reported improvements in their relationships with their children concerning their studies, highlighting a newfound confidence in their ability to communicate effectively about education.

Exceptional Speakers

The seminar will feature two distinguished speakers:
1. Satoru Shimaya - CEO of Romanes Japan (Alumnus of Nada High School and the University of Tokyo), who combines educational insights with a business perspective, offering pragmatic advice to parents.
2. Yuto Yoshioka - A certified public accountant (Alumnus of Nada High School and Kyoto University), is known for his skill in developing students' mathematical thinking through effective teaching methodologies.

The session will be moderated by Takuya Kosasa, the editor-in-chief of Wright Brothers News, who has extensive experience in educational events.

Benefits for Parents

Participating in this seminar will provide parents with clarity on how to effectively engage during their child's exam period. Parents will learn about effective verbal encouragements and habit formation methods that they can easily implement at home. The real-life experiences shared by graduates from Nada High, Tokyo University, and Kyoto University—successes and failures alike—will help alleviate parental concerns and fears.

Key Features:

• - Participation: The seminar is open to parents of examinees for challenging middle schools and prestigious high schools, local government officials, educational institutions, and media representatives.
• - Date and Time: September 9, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM (60 minutes).
• - Location: Online via Zoom, accessible with a simple click of the URL: Join Zoom Meeting (Meeting ID: 879 0200 2026).
• - Cost: Free.

Event Schedule:

• - 3:00 PM - 3:05 PM: Opening remarks and purpose explanation.
• - 3:05 PM - 3:25 PM: Lecture by Satoru Shimaya on habits that effectively motivate children in their studies.
• - 3:25 PM - 3:45 PM: Lecture by Yuto Yoshioka about nurturing “thinking skills” through a Kyoto University approach to math.
• - 3:45 PM - 3:55 PM: Roundtable discussion with both speakers on providing maximum support for students.
• - 3:55 PM - 4:00 PM: Q&A session followed by closing remarks.

Conclusion

Romanes Japan also conducts offline workshops for parents, boasting a history of successful engagements. In this online seminar, you'll benefit from zero travel time, the ability to join late or leave quietly, all while learning about new habits that can positively impact your child's study routine. This enriching opportunity is designed for anyone interested in supporting their child’s future effectively. Don't hesitate—join us and explore strategies for a balanced and efficient learning plan tailored to your child's needs. Parents, this is your chance to help pave your child's successful educational path with insights from top-tier educators like Satoru Shimaya, a University of Tokyo graduate dedicated to teaching parents effective study methods for free.

About Romanes Japan

Romanes Japan is dedicated to providing new values and experiences in life, focusing on education and travel. They support corporate growth through English training and accounting aid, while also offering unique experience-based travel services utilizing luxury vehicles. Committed to regional revitalization and fostering educational environments, Romanes Japan actively contributes to building a sustainable society. For more information, please visit Romanes Trips.