Dejitaruhariuddo Tokyohonko

The school is regularly open to the public for events such as school festivals. There were many very interesting exhibits. I imagine many students were engrossed in their studies there.

I visited the school festival on November 25th. Located in Ochanomizu Sola City, it boasts state-of-the-art facilities. This was my first visit since the museum moved, but there were many exhibits that utilized DigiHari's unique technology, and the exhibit where you navigate by scanning a QR code was particularly intricate and interesting. The library (or what?) also has a large collection of books.

I am a graduate. I'm glad I completed the program and enrolled. Before enrolling, I initially tried Blender, but I was struggling to keep up with my learning pace. So I researched several schools and attended pre-enrollment information sessions. What impressed me most was that the staff member who guided me didn't use sales talk like "anyone can succeed," but instead gave me a realistic perspective, emphasizing that "the results depend on yourself." I felt I could trust this school and decided to enroll. When learning new software, it's common to get stuck at the beginning. There were times when I didn't know how to research or find solutions, but having an environment where I could consult about those things was incredibly helpful. Also, the biggest factor was the presence of classmates striving towards the same goal. Even though our career aspirations differed, having classmates who were seriously working towards their goals—some aiming for awards, others for their dream companies—kept me focused and motivated. Many students attend while working or simultaneously with university, and I was deeply inspired by their determination to complete their studies despite limited time. While one year felt short and I sometimes wished it were longer, realistically, I couldn't dedicate more time, so it felt like just the right length. Based on my experience, I felt that learning the fundamentals thoroughly at a school was more likely to lead to employment than trying to achieve it through self-study. Of course, success isn't guaranteed, but I believe that if you commit to it for a year with determination, it's an environment where good results are more likely. My only regret is that I decided to enroll late and didn't fully utilize the early learning program. After enrollment, time is limited due to production and assignments, so I sometimes regret not taking advantage of the opportunity to learn image and video editing beforehand. I highly recommend that future students take advantage of this program.

Frankly, the environment is excellent. They seem to be making efforts to create an environment conducive to concentration, such as keeping classrooms open outside of class time so students can use their PCs for as long as possible, and offering an all-night system that allows students to work late into the night. The facilities are clean, and they seem to put a lot of effort into creating a comfortable space!

Although I started with no prior experience, I was able to participate in various seminars in addition to lectures, which allowed me to learn the latest knowledge and hear about real-world situations. It was also easy to ask questions and seek advice, so I was able to proceed with my studies with peace of mind.