[BOOKLET]

AMSEP2015/2016

UNIVERSITAS KRISTEN INDONESIA

cONTENTS

Cover 01 Welcoming Message 02 About Indonesia 03 About Jakarta 04 About AMSA-UKI 05

AAbout AMSA-Indonesia 06Culture 07Culinary 08City Tour 09

Things to Know 10Schedule 11

Rules and Regulation 12SSchedule 13

Welcoming MessageDear delegates of AMSEP Japan,

First and foremost, praise the Almighty God who has given His grace to all of us. I would like to say thank you for entrusting us to accept all of you as the exchange program students in Christian University of Indonesia. I would also thank to all the committees and AMSA – UKI members for working in this preparation with a great commitment for this event.

As one of AMSA – Indonesia members in district two, AMSA – UKI has joined in AMSA – Indonesia as observer in 2007 but officially established in 2008. AMSA – UKI has a tremendous amount of passion to give positive impact to the members, the societies, the nations, and other district under the membership of AMSA – Indonesia. The embodiment of this passion resulted is hosting of Asian Medical Student Exchange Program (AMSEP) TaTaiwan on 2014. So, we think this is the right time again for us to take our progress to a higher level by hosting this Asian Medical Students Exchange Programme (AMSEP) with AMSA Japan. We hope that you will have time pleasant stay with us, blending in our core philosophies: Knowledge, Action, and Friendship. We are truly honored for the trust that had been given by

AMSA Japan to us.

Once again, we hope you enjoy your stay in Jakarta and we will try to give our best for you. On the behalf of

AMSA-UKI, I want to thank you and welcome all of you in Jakarta.

Warmest regards,Fistyanisa Elya Charilda

Representative of AMSA – UKI 2015/2016

IndonesiaGEOGRAPHIC

Indonesia is located between the Asian continent and the Australia continent, as well as the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.And specificaly is located in south east asia, and is known as an

archipelago, which has more than 17.000 islands. (6.000 inhabited) - straddling the equator.

Sumatra , java (the most populous island), kalimantan (indonesia's Sumatra , java (the most populous island), kalimantan (indonesia's part of borneo) , sulawesi (celebest) , and west papua (also called irian jaya) are the five largest islands in Indonesia. Each islands have its own characteristics, cultures and small beautiful islands in it.It's is neighbor to the north is Malaysia, and to the east is Papua

New Guinea.

CLIMATEStraddling the equator, Indonesia has a tropical climate Straddling the equator, Indonesia has a tropical climate

characterized by heavy rainfall, high humidity, high temperature, and low winds. Indonesia has two seasin, wet and dry, with warm tropical temperatures averaging 28 ̊c during the day, throughout the year. In most regon, the dry season spans from may to September, with the rains falling from October to april.

ANOTHER ABOUT INDONESIAGovernment : unitary presidential, constitutional republicGovernment : unitary presidential, constitutional republic

Capital city : JakartaMotto : Bhineka Tunggal Ika (Javanese language) - the unity in

diversityNational language : Bahasa IndonesiaNational Anthem : Indonesia RayaPopulation : 237.424.363 people

Religion : muslim, christian, catholic, hindu, budhaReligion : muslim, christian, catholic, hindu, budhaIndonesia's food is famous for the spices.

History of Jakarta

Jakarta has been known by several names. It was called Sunda Kelapa during the Kingdom of Sunda period and Jayakarta, Djajakarta or Jacatra during the short period of the Banten Sultanate. Under the Dutch, it was known as Batavia (1619–1949), and was Djakarta (in Dutch) or Jakarta, was Djakarta (in Dutch) or Jakarta, during the Japanese occupation and the

modern period.

History of Jakarta

Pre- Colonial

Colonial

During the kingdom of sunda period where Jakarta was called Sunda kelapa, sultanate of demak from central java were about to conquered Sunda kelapa. The kingdom of sunda made an

alliance with Portugal so that they can defend their territory in Sunda can defend their territory in Sunda kelapa. In 1527, a javannese general from demak named Fatahillah attacked and

successfully conquer sunda kelapa. Driving out the Portuguese and as result, Sunda kelapa was renamed Jayakarta and became major Jayakarta and became major southeast Asia trading centre.

In this era, prince Jayakarta was defeated by the dutch. And this defeat consolidated Ducth power and in 1619 Jayakarta was

renamed as Batavia. During the World War II, the city renamed from Batavia to Jakarta by the Indonesia Nasionalist as the Indonesia Nasionalist as the

result of conquering the city from Dutch in 1912 with the hand of

Japanese forces.

Jakarta Today

Jakarta, a capital city of Indonesia, is a metropolitan city populated by more than 9 million people, who came from every corner of Indonesia. And it incredibly makes Jakarta filled by a lot of beautiful unique diversity such as tribes, languages, cultures, traditions, foods,

and many more.

As a capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta has plenty of places to visit with As a capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta has plenty of places to visit with your dearest family, working partner, travelling partner, or your lover. You can find amusement parks, skycrappers, forest, high shoping centers, finest culinary dining, bustling nightlife with plenty of other entertainment places, along with excellent research institutions, top-notch education facilities, and many cultural

organizations in Jakarta.

Not only about places, but also Food. Indonesia’s food is famous for Not only about places, but also Food. Indonesia’s food is famous for the spices. Jakarta has various kind of food from each region in Indonesia. Ranging from spicy foods, salty foods, until sweet foods.

And you can taste any food from each region in Jakarta.

That’s why now Jakarta have becoming one of popular tourism destination.

Faculty of Medicine

Universitas Kristen Indonesia

VISIONTo be the leading, competitive Faculty of Medicine in the

global era based on Christian values.

MISSIONTo produce doctors who can perform primary health care

based on Christian values.To produce doctors that are proficient in traumatology and To produce doctors that are proficient in traumatology and

tropical diseases.To produce physician scientists.

Continous dedication to serve the community.

FACILITIESLecture room (amphi theatre), tutorial room, clinical Lecture room (amphi theatre), tutorial room, clinical

practical room, reading room, computer room, free wifi for students, laboratories (biochemistry, physiology,

microbiology, parasitology, histology, anatomy, pathology anatomy, etc), and a hospital.

AMSA-INDONESIA

HISTORYAsian Medical StudentsAsian Medical Students’ Association Indonesia (AMSA-Indonesia) is the peak representative body for medical students in Indonesia. Founded in Yogyakarta, August 10th 1996, AMSA-Indonesia has been actively participating in plethora of national and international events. Its contributions to AMSA International as the root of the organization are succinct, having hosted four Asian Medical Students’ Conference (AMSC) in 1990, 1996, 2003, 2010 and two East Asian Medical

StudentsStudents’ Conference (EAMSC) in 2006 and 2015.

PHILOSOPHY[Knowledge] We promote scientific activity to increase and expand our knowledge to become qualified medical professionals in the

future.[Action]. As medical students, we are concerned to the community around us and try to do something for the benefit and improvement

of our community.[Friendship]. As future doctors, we're trying to build and maintain a good relationship among our counterparts around Asia-Oceania.

AMSA-INDONESIA

vision“To become a leading medical organization that upholds members' and community development

through integrity”

missionsStrengtheningStrengthening AMSA-Indonesia family by promoting

communicationInitiating innovation that enhances members'

developmentServing community through united vision

Executive Board

Advisory Boardof

AMSA-Indonesiaabdi marang gusti alhaq

ernestine vivi sadeli

steven phillip

christopher adhisasmita yandoyo

novandika kurnia akbar

[y[you call it organization, but we call it family]

AMSA-UKI

Founded on the 18th of August 2008 with Ido N. Bramantya as the first representaive. Located in district 2, AMSA-UKI has ben actively participating in AMSA-Indonesia, along with other AMSA

member universities.

Through its programs, AMSA-UKI holds three Through its programs, AMSA-UKI holds three philosophies of AMSA which are

Knowledge. We promote scientific and medical activities to increase and expand our knowledge whilst training to become the medical professionals

in the future, Action. As medical students, we are concerned for Action. As medical students, we are concerned for the community around us and endeavor to do things for the benefit and improvement of our fellow

citizens,Friendship. As futuredoctors, we aim to build and maintain a god relationship among our colleagues of

the Asia-Pacific and beyond.

LocalEvents

AMSEPSince 2012, AMSA-UKI started taking part in AMSEP; both hosting

and sending delegates.

AMSA-CHARITYIt is an event that held in an

orphanage, where we socialize healthy way of living and playing fun games

with the orphans.

High-lights

Academic section, you will be doing: Lecture and workshop about tropical

diseases for 4 hoursTutorial discussion for 2 hoursHospital Visit for 2 hours

Social visit: visit the orphanage (3 hours)

Entertainment program:An Indonesian’s Independence Day in An Indonesian’s Independence Day in August will be celebrated by participating in a year-to-year traditional competition.

BUILD THE SENSEThis event is eld for the new members This event is eld for the new members of AMSA-UKI. They will be learning about togetherness and improving their leadership skill with fun activities, such as games, outbound activities, AMSA

session and campfire.

Culture of Jakarta

THE LENGGANG NYAI DANCEA contemporary creation, the Lenggang Nyai is performed by either 4 or 6 girls. Lenggang Nyai expresses both the gracefulness and vivaciousness of the Betawi woman.Created by Wiwik Widiastuti in 1998, Created by Wiwik Widiastuti in 1998, choreographer from Yogyakarta, the Lenggang Nyai has become a popular part of the Betawi dance repertoire and is often shown at art and tourism events overseas.This dance has elements from the Cokek and the This dance has elements from the Cokek and the Mask dance and distinct Chinese influences. Wearing bright red or green dresses and Chinese headbands, the girls sway their body, hands, and feet with graceful and brisk movements.Another version called the Tari Sembah Nyai, Another version called the Tari Sembah Nyai, created by Dadi Djaja is danced to welcome guests, following Malay dance movements.

As the capital city of Indonesia, Jakarta has so many cultures shared from all over Indonesia because of the ever increasing number of immigrants. However, Jakarta still has

its own culture to explore. Folk culture of Jakarta is called Betawi.

ONDEL-ONDEL Ondel-ondel are the giant puppets that are Ondel-ondel are the giant puppets that are inseparable from the Betawi culture and are now the icon of Jakarta. These are made on bamboo frames to allow persons to carry them around from the inside. Ondel-ondel usually come in pairs, the male wears a red mask carrying a gallant moustache and sideburns wearing dark colored clothes, while the female mask is white colored clothes, while the female mask is white with red lipstick. She usually wears bright colours. Both wear the typical Malay spiked headdress, called kembang kelapa.These ondel-ondel puppets usually lead parades at weddings or circumcisions, followed by the bridal pair and families, or by the circumcised boy and relatives, strutting around the village, gaily accompanied by bands playing Tanjidor or Gambang kromong music.

THE TANJIDORThis typical Betawi music known as Tanjidor is This typical Betawi music known as Tanjidor is said to have originated in the Dutch plantations located in the suburbs around Batavia, such as at Depok, Cibinong, Bogor, Bekasi and Tangerang, where local slaves used to play for their Dutch masters. When slavery was abolished in the 19th century, these bands went around busking to earn their living. This tradition of busking continues their living. This tradition of busking continues until today. The European influence is clearly visible from the musical instruments used that include a trumpet, bass, clarinet, cymbal and others. Nowadays, Tanjidor can be found fused with the Malay-origin Gambang Kromong music that include the tambourine, beduk, gendang, kempul and more.kempul and more.

SETU BABAKAN: BETAWI CULTURAL VILLAGEWith the large influx of peoples from across Indonesia since Independence, the indigenous Betawi have retreated to outlying areas, mostly to West and South Jakarta.A Special Betawi Cultural Village covering 289 A Special Betawi Cultural Village covering 289 hectares has been set aside at Setu Babakan, where visitors can see and stroll through the village that has retained its original Betawi architecture and layout. Regular cultural performances are shown every Sunday from 2 pm to 4 pm, or dance training sessions of Betawi dances that include Sirih Kuning, Lenggang Nyai and others held each Kuning, Lenggang Nyai and others held each Sunday, Friday and Wednesdays.Every July a special Betawi Cultural Festival is held here that include wedding ceremonies, circumcision ceremonies, seven-months’ pregnancy rites, and more.Visitors can also go fishing while enjoying the local cuisine and desserts at the various stalls and restaurants.

Culinary of Jakarta

Gado-gado is an Indonesian salad of slightly boiled, blanched or steamed vegetables and hard-boiled eggs, fried tofu and tempeh, and lontong (rice wrapped in a banana leaf), served with a peanut sauce dressing.

Jakarta has various choices of foods and beverages to offer; from modest streetside food stalls and traveling vendors to the high-end, expensive restaurants.

Soto tangkar is another soto from Betawi. Tangkar means beef ribs in Betawi language, and hence soto tangkar always uses beef ribs as its main ingredient. Back in the old colonial days, whenever a party was held by the Dutch, a whole cow would be cut and some of the lesser choice cuts would be distributed to the locals, and the ribs were such cuts. Over time, the locals developed soto tangkar to utilize the leftover ribs.developed soto tangkar to utilize the leftover ribs.

Laksa Betawi is a Betawi laksa variant from Jakarta, Indonesia. The thick yellowish coconut milk based soup is a mixture of shallot, garlic, kunyit (turmeric), lengkuas (galangal), sereh (lemongrass), salam leaf and kaffir lime leaf, ginger, pepper, and contains ground rebon or ebi (dried small shrimp) to give the unique taste. The dish contains ketupat (compressed rice cake wrapped in young coconut leaf), tauge (bean sprout), kemangi young coconut leaf), tauge (bean sprout), kemangi (Indonesian lemon-basil leaf), and boiled egg, sprinkled withbawang goreng (fried shallot) and often topped with emping cracker.

Nasi Uduk is an Indonesian style steamed rice dish originally from Jakarta, Indonesia’s capital. It has a fragrance aroma and cooked with coconut milk and different kind of herbs and spices“Nasi Uduk”, literally means “Mixed Rice”, because often served with different side dishes such as fried

Asinan is a pickled vegetable or fruit dish, commonly found in Indonesia. Asin, Indonesian for "salty", is the process of preserving the ingredients by soaking them in a solution of salty water. Asinan is quite similar to rujak', which is usually served fresh, while asinan is preserved vegetables or fruits. Of the many types and variations of asinan in Indonesia, the most popular are asinan Betawi and asinan Bogor. Asinan can be found asinan Betawi and asinan Bogor. Asinan can be found served in restaurant, warung and also travelling street vendor.

Cendol is a beverage typical of Indonesia made from rice flour , served with shredded ice and brown sugar liquid and coconut milk .These drinks taste sweet and savory. In the area of Sunda drink is known as cendol whereas in Central Java known as ice dawet. Evolving popular belief in Indonesian society that the term "cendol" probably comes from the word "swollen", which is found in Sundanese, Javanese, and Indonesia; this is found in Sundanese, Javanese, and Indonesia; this refers to the sensation felt when grain jendolan cendol through the mouth when drinking baklava.

Pletok beer is a refreshing drink made from a mixture Pletok beer is a refreshing drink made from a mixture of several spices , namely ginger , leaves fragrant pandan and lemongrass . The traditional drink is known among the ethnic Betawi . So that the color is more attractive, the Betawi people usually use extra wooden cup , which will give the red color when brewed with hot water.Although it contains the word beer , beer pletok not Although it contains the word beer , beer pletok not contain alcohol . This drink is believed to facilitate the circulation of blood. Betawi people eat a lot at night as warmers.

Kue Rangi often called sagurangi is one of the traditional cake Betawi are still easy to find today. Cake from a mix of grated coconut and sago flour is served with a sauce ofbrown sugar thickened with a little sago . For the sauce brown sugar can also add pieces of jackfruit , pineapple or durian and other fruits to taste. This cake tastes delicious and fragrant flavorful as cooked with roasted using wood fuel.cooked with roasted using wood fuel.

Roti buaya is a Betawi two piece sweetened bread in the shape of crocodile.Roti buaya is always present in traditional Betawi wedding ceremonies.

Klepon is a traditional rice cake from Indonesia. It is a boiled rice cake, stuffed with liquid gula jawa (palm sugar), and rolled in grated coconut. Klepon is green because it is flavored with a paste made from the pandan or dracaena plant whose leaves are used widely in South East Asian cooking.

City TourMangrove Park PIK is a government-protected conservation park, which helps prevent abrasion and also works as a recreational area as there are many cozy spots provided.

Suropati Park is the name of the park Suropati Park is the name of the park placed between three major roads namely Jl. Teuku Umar, Jl. Diponegoro, and Jl. Imam Bonjol, Menteng, Central Jakarta. Now Suropati Park looks more artsy with 6 statues that symbolize the form ‘Spirit of ASEAN’. Suropati Park has a rounded Jogging Track surrounded by large shady Jogging Track surrounded by large shady trees.

Bidadari Waterfall is located in Sentul, Bogor. It is not as far as other waterfalls that are located in remote areas. Even though the road to be passed is quite long enough and curvaceous, its freshness will fade all existing fatigue.

Pasar Ah Poong is famous for its culinary and a recommended family recreational destination. Varieties of Indonesian food are provided there to be enjoyed with family and friends.

Jakarta Planetarium is a public Jakarta Planetarium is a public planetarium and an observatory, part of the Ismail Marzuki Park art and science complex in Jakarta.

Pasar Santa is another famous culinary Pasar Santa is another famous culinary spot, providing a brand new style and varieties of food, not just Indonesian but also foods from around the world. It provides starting from appetizer to dessert with unique flavors and colors.

Taman Impian Jaya Ancol is currently Taman Impian Jaya Ancol is currently the largest integrated tourism area in a Southeast Asia, boasting an international championship golf course, a theme park, hotels and other recreational facilities. There are 27 rides at Fantasy World, 8 pools at Atlantis Water Adventure and 8 shows at Ocean Dream Samudera.shows at Ocean Dream Samudera.

Pasar Seni is the part of Ancol and the center of arts and crafts that gives inspiration for art lovers, collectors and businessperson. Pasar Seni also become the place for concerned talented artist to work and create their own masterpiece.

Taman Mini Indonesia Indah or Taman Mini Indonesia Indah or “Beautiful Indonesia Miniature Park” is a recreational place that showcases various Indonesia cultures. On December 31, 2014, the World Peace Committee appointed TMII as an International Civilization Park and World Peace Theme Park.Theme Park.

Gelora Bung Karno is a multi-purpose stadium located within the Gelora Bung Karno Sports Complex, Senayan, Central Jakarta, Indonesia. The stadium is named after Indonesian’s first president, Sukarno. It is mostly used for football matches and has a seating capacity of over 88,083.88,083.

Grand Indonesia is one of the biggest shopping mall in Jakarta. It has a lot to offers, one

Despite the name, Thamrin City is not literally a city. It is actually a large shopping mall located in Central Jakarta. It also has town houses on the 10th floor and three apartment towers. Thamrin City is famous for its numerous Batik shops. You can grab souvenirs at reasonable prices here!reasonable prices here!

Pulau Seribu or Thousand Island consists of 128 small islands located in the Bay of Jakarta in the Java Sea. It can be reach for about 1-2 hours from Marina Ancol by ferry or by chartered board. It is best for diving, snorkeling and fishing.

The National Monument is a 132m The National Monument is a 132m tower in the center of Merdeka Square, Central Jakarta, symbolizing the fight for Indonesia. It is the National monument of the Republic of Indonesia, built to commemorate the struggle for Indonesian independence.

Kota Tua is a small area in Jakarta, Kota Tua is a small area in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is also known as Old Indonesia. It is also known as Old Jakarta and Old Batavia. Kota Tua was the reminiscent of the vicinity during colonial times in the 16th century that the city was only within Batavia walled compound, while the surrounding areas was only village, orchards and rice-fields.

Things to Know[ACCOMODATION]

Delegates will stay in the hosting students’ houses (family hosting)

[TRANSPORTATIONS]It is very easy to find a public transportation in Jakarta. It is very easy to find a public transportation in Jakarta. Jakarta has very complete route that can take you to

several destination.Transjakarta is the series of bus lines operating on

certain routes with the bus is running from the right side of the lane in its designated lane

Other public transportation such as public bus, public Other public transportation such as public bus, public vans (Indonesian called it ANGKOT or angkutan kota), Metromini and Kopaja (the public mini buses), Bajaj (India-made bajaj vehicle), Becak ( a small bicycle carriage) and Ojek (motorcycle ride) are readily

available.

Things to Know[ELECTRICITY]

Indonesia uses the power plug type of 2-pin , 220 volts / 50Hz, similar to Australia and European countries. So depending where you are from, you may need a converter to a 2-pin head that looks like this

[WATER]The provisions of water services in urban areas is the The provisions of water services in urban areas is the respomsibility of PDAMs (Perusahaan Daerah Air Minum); Local Government Owned Water Utilities. You can use it for different kinds of activities such as

cooking, showering, etc.,However, drinking water straight from the top is not

recommendedFor fresh water you can get it from bottled water.For fresh water you can get it from bottled water.

Currency

Essentials

PassportsID Visa

Bank Cards Plane tickets Toileteries Toileteries

(Tootbrush, Shampoo, Soap, etc) Clothes, pants, jackets, underwear,

shoes Electrical converter

Money (for personal use) Stationery

Clothes

[FORMAL]

ShirtsDress(F)/Tuxedo(M)

Skirt(F)Pantoufel/Heels

[INFORMAL]

T-shirtsT-shirtsFull jeans or ¾ jeans

JacketSneakers

Rules and Regulation

AMSEP UKI FORAMSEP JAPANAugust, 24-31-2016

The delegates have to follow all the rules made by AMSA-UKI while joining the AMSEP programs in Jakarta.

The delegates are obliged to follow all the activities that are already scheduled by The delegates are obliged to follow all the activities that are already scheduled by AMSEP UKI, unless under a reasonable excuse (e.g. sick or family’s funeral).The delegates are responsible for their actions, health and well-being while

participating in this program. They have to report immediately to an AMSEP UKI member when they are feeling ill, or at any abnormal condition.

The delegates have to conform to all the rules that are stated in each host’s house.The delegates are not allowed to leave without permission of the organizing The delegates are not allowed to leave without permission of the organizing

committee/staffs.

CONTACT PERSONDwita Nitoya

[Secretary of AMSEP UKI]081385508654line: dwitanitoyanitoyadd@gmail.comnitoyadd@gmail.com

Axel Jusuf[Assistant Secretary of AMSEP UKI]

085716520219line: jusufaxel

jusufaxel@gmail.com

Schedule

Schedule

Schedule