THE INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE AND COOPERATION/SOUTH KOREA

Nanao city

Kimchoncity(Kyonsan-Bukto)(Oct.16,1975)
Population:	152,000 persons
Area:	1,009 km2

Komatsucity

Changnyong-kun
Population:	84,000 persons
Area:	532 km2

OTHER AFFILIATIONS

Kanazawa University = Don-a University (Pusan)	Apr. 16, 1998
Kanazawa University, Pharmaceutical Department = Pusan University, Pharmaceutical College (Pusan)	Dec. 1998 (Exchange agreement)
Kanazawa University, Cancer Research Laboratory = South Korea Scientific Technology Research Laboratory, Genetic Engineering Laboratory (Taejon)	Apr. 22, 1993 (Exchange agreement)
Kanazawa University, Cancer Research Laboratory = Pusan National University, Genetic Engineering Laboratory	Mar. 27, 1995 (Exchange agreement)
Kanazawa University, Cancer Research Laboratory = Pusan National University, Molecular Biology Department	Mar. 13, 1995 (Exchange agreement)
Kanazawa University, Science Department = Pgyon National University, Natural Science Department (Pusan)	July. 9, 1998 (Exchange agreement)
Kanazawa University, Technology Department = Hoso University, Technology and Science Department (Asan)	Aug. 24, 1998 (Exchange Agreement)
Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Hokuriku = South Korea Technology Research Laboratory (Seoul)	Sept. 9, 1999 (Exchange agreement)
Hokuriku University = Kyonhee University (Seoul)	Jan. 16, 1993
Nanao Junior College = Kyongee University (Seoul)	(Amity exchange)
Ishikawa Pref. Yanagida Agricultural High School = Andon High School of Agriculture and Forestry (Kyonsanbuk-Do)	Jan. 1987
Ishikawa Pref. Tsubata High School = Seoul High School of Physical Education	Sept. 1989
Ishikawa Pref. Fisheries High School = Sonsan Fisheries High School (Chejudo)	Oct. 4, 1995
Yugakukan High School = Kyonhee Women's High School (Seoul)	May. 14, 1986
Neagari Town Neagari Junior High School = Peje Junior High School	Dec. 9, 1981
Terai Town Terai Junior High School = Taedoc Junior High School (Taejon city)	Aug. 5, 1995
Hokuriku Gakuin Junior High School = Sannil Women's' Junior High School (Seoul)	Oct. 11, 1985
Komatsu City Inumaru Elementary School = Seoul Taedo National School	Sept. 18, 1981
Komatsu City Rojo Elementary School = Seoul Tosin Elementary School	Aug. 9, 1998
Ishikawa Prefecture History Museum = National Chonju Museum (Chollabuk-Do)	Jan. 18, 1991
Ishikawa Japan-South Korea Amity Association = Suwon City South Korea-Japan Amity Association (Kyonhee-Do)	May. 9, 1998

JAPAN-SOUTH KOREA AIRLINER

Komatsu - Seoul (Started on Dec. 12, 1979. Twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays.)

JAPAN - SOUTH KOREA CARGO SHIP

Feb. 1995~Present
Cargo ship service 3 times a week (Koa Shipping Co., Korai Shipping Co.).

ACCEPTANCE OF FOREIGN ENGINEERING TRAINEES BY ISHIKAWA PREFECTURE

Ishikawa prefecture has accepted 140 trainees total for 27 years between 1973 to 1999. Among the various organizations accepting trainees are:

The organizations for training in 1999 (From May to Dec.): Ishikawa Prefecture General Agricultural Research Center, Ishikawa Prefecture Health and Environment Center, etc.

The technical trainees having completed the training organized the alumni association "Hakusan-kai" (with current membership of 140).

ACCEPTANCE OF KOREAN BUSINESS INTERN BY ISHIKAWA PREFECTURE

5 interns accepted beginning in 2000.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TRAINING PROGRAM

Cooperation Exchange Researcher accepted from Chollabuk-Do beginning in 2000.

ISHIKAWA PREFECTURE STUDY PROGRAM OF JAPANESE AND THE JAPANESE CULTURE

Ishikawa prefecture started accepting students of Japanese at South Korea University of Foreign Languages.

1996: 10-18 students (for 30 days from Jan. to Feb. in 1997).

2000: Acceptance of 3 students from South Korea Hakusan-kai.

ISHIKAWA PREFECTURE JAPAN-SOUTH KOREA EXCHANGE PROGRAM OF THE YOUTH
(The 21st century Ishikawa Juvenile Wings)

Ishikawa Prefecture and Korean elementary, middle, and high school students to promote exchange through school visits to each other?fs countries and homestays every year.