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It highlights successful completion of conference activities in Kolkata, participation details, hospitality exchanges, and continued support from the Japanese Consulate General. The text also emphasizes student teamwork, administrative coordination, academic and cultural engagement, and the importance of critical thinking, reflection, and sustaining international dialogue.","TABLE OF CONTENTS  \nPage No.  \nMessage from the Chief Patron of Nihongo Kaiwa Kyookai Society 1  \nMessage from the Founder Member of Japan India Students’ Conference 2  \nMessage from the Coordinator of India-Japan Students’ Conference 3  \nMessage from the Students’ Conference Dōsōkai 4  \nMessage from the Student President of Japan 5  \nMessage from the Student Vice-President of Japan 6  \nMessage from the Student President of India 7  \nMessage from the Student Communicator of India 8  \nMessage from the Student Vice-Presidents of Academics, Cultural,  \nEvents and Finance Teams 9  \nThe Schedule of the 29th India-Japan Students’ Conference 13  \nThe Theme of the Conference 14  \nGroup Discussion Overview of Subcommittees 1, 2, 3, and 4 16  \nEvent Reports 21  \nHomestay Reports 42  \nArchival Gallery 50  \nMessage from the Chief Patron of Nihongo Kaiwa Kyookai  \nSociety  \nKazuko Nigam  \nI am very satisfied to see that the 29th India–Japan Students’Conference has concluded with great success.  \nThis year we received 11 students from Japan, and 19 students participated from Kolkata.  \nIn previous years, one or two students from Japan usually fell sick and had to be taken to a doctor, but this year, fortunately, all the students remained in good health and were able to attend all the activities.  \nMr. Yoshihisa Ishikawa, Honorable Consul General of Japan in Kolkata, kindly invited all the students to his residence for a warm welcome reception and interacted with them.  \nThis year too, we held the IJSC in Kolkata. Hiroko Nagahama sensei accompanied the Japanese students and quietly observed from behind.  \nIndian team President Muskan-san and Communicator Ritika-san showed excellent administrative skills and kept us informed about the progress of the schedule and returning times.  \nNext year will be a remarkable milestone—the 30th Conference. We still do not know in which country it will be held, but I wish for the grand success of the conference.  \nMessage from the Founder Member of the Japan India  \nStudents’ Conference  \nHiroko Nagahama  \nI am very pleased that we were able to hold the Japan India Students’Conference this year as well. Iam always grateful for the generous support of Nihongo Kaiwa Kyookai Society, ever since the foundation of this Conference. Thank you very much.  \nWith every passing year, Japan's temperature is becoming more like that of India, and this year Japan is experiencing temperatures even surpassing India’s. The various changes occurring throughout the world are due to our continued pursuit of convenience, but that is not the only cause for this.  \nWhile minimising the damage to the nature as much as possible, we, as human beings, must also be conscious of our precious resources like water and air. Preservation of life should be our utmost priority, and the time has come when we must exchange our wisdom for a peaceful living.  \nWe have been gifted this precious life to be lived happily, and to lead a fulfilling life, we must strive to protect our Earth and make it a more liveable place, by thinking together from different perspectives, transcending borders and sharing the same thoughts.  \nI hope that the small group of students who participated in the Japan India Students’Conference will continue to exchange ideas that build upon these aspirations, and I look forward to seeing you carry these efforts forward into the coming year.  \nI extend my deep gratitude to each and everyone who has helped and cooperated throughout the activities, and I look forward to your further support.  \nLastly, I am grateful to the Consulate General of Japan in Kolkata for their continued support and kind cooperation.  \nMessage from the Coordinator of the India-Japan Students’  \nConference  \nPartha Sarathi Mitra  \nThe 29th India Japan Students ’ Conference maintained an exemplary high quality standard all throughout the Conference.  \nBe it Academic, Cultural or Event Management, each department outsmarted the other.  \nIt would have been ","cbCaidV8kZVNYzFC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidV8kZVNYzFC","pdf",2814448,1,57,"English","en",105,"# Message from the Chief Patron of Nihongo Kaiwa Kyookai Society\n# Message from the Founder Member of the Japan India Students’ Conference\n# Message from the Coordinator of the India-Japan Students’ Conference\n# Message from the Students’ Conference Dōsōkai\n# Message from the Student President of Japan\n# The Schedule of the 29th India-Japan Students’ Conference\n# The Theme of the Conference\n# Group Discussion Overview of Subcommittees 1, 2, 3, and 4\n# Event Reports\n# Homestay Reports\n# Archival Gallery","[{\"question\":\"What does the chief patron highlight about the 29th conference outcome?\",\"answer\":\"The chief patron 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