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Takamine, the editor-in-chief, will create a study abroad manual for overseas students before AKB48 gets tired.
AKB48 and Takamine, the editor-in-chief's study abroad manual.
This program is brought to you by the Ministry of Education and Science.
This is the study abroad manual editorial department.
Oh, it seems that the editorial meeting has started again today.
OK, everyone, pay attention!
This time, I'd like you to interview Ms. Hori Yoshida.
So, Ms. Marianne and Ms. Mariko, please.
OK. Who is Ms. Hori?
She is an executive specialist who graduated from Harvard University.
Harvard!
Yes, isn't it amazing?
She is an elite.
So, please check out her study abroad story that will take you around the world.
OK, I got it.
I'll do my best to check it out.
Do your best.
I'm not good at it.
Ms. Takamine is not good at it.
So, Ms. Hori Yoshida was interviewed by them this time.
Let's ask them about their experience of getting an MBA at Harvard.
Ms. Hori, you studied abroad after you became an executive specialist, didn't you?
An MBA is a business school.
There is a school like businessmen's passport in the world.
My biggest motivation was to get it.
Have you ever been stimulated by something at Harvard University?
I had a personal network with my friends.
I didn't have a dream of what I wanted to do at that time.
So, when I realized that there is a way of life like this,
I found my way of life after studying abroad.
At Harvard University in the United States,
I was very curious about what they were doing and what they had studied.
Was there anything impressive in your class?
In Harvard University, professors don't teach students.
They use the subject of "case" to express their opinions.
The most impressive thing is that he started a business of launching rockets as a business, and I was surprised to know that he could launch such rockets as a business.
What does study abroad mean for you?
I think I can grow bigger, expand my framework, and my vessel will also grow bigger.
It's like a "warrior's training".
Mr. Hori has a very neat face, he is smart, and he is popular, so it can't be helped.
He is popular, isn't he?
Yes, he is popular.
He may want to go to college.
He was only popular with men.
But it can't be helped that he is popular with men.
I can't believe you asked me that!
Mr. Hori, thank you very much!
The editor-in-chief has come to interview you.
Thank you for your hard work.
How was it?
Mr. Hori is a very gentle and friendly man.
I don't need information that you are a good man, and I didn't know your pose very well, and you speak English a lot, and it's not like that.
Oh, it's not like that?
Is it a seduction story?
Of course, I have made a manual for you.
A man?
Please look at it.
Oh, you are looking for it.
I see.
By studying abroad and learning, and talking with friends who have studied abroad, your vision has expanded and you have a new goal.
Yes.
Then, let's do a pose until your vision expands.
Three, two, one.
Your vision has expanded.
You can see up to here.
Up to here.
By the way, you can see their study abroad manual from here.
Please check it out.
Next week, we will interview Mr. Iwasaki, who is an active student.
Excuse me.
Are you Mr. Murase?
Yes, I am.
Nice to meet you.
Some of you may want to study abroad.
What should you do first?
Before studying abroad, you should make a clear goal.
I want to do this and that when I study abroad.
I think it is important to make it first.
Minister Shimomura's son asked you about your experience of studying abroad.
I couldn't feel my own will like an ornamental animal.
But after studying abroad, I became much better.
And I became much more motivated.
Does it mean you have more confidence in yourself after studying abroad?
It means you can expand your world with your own power.
Does it mean you have your own will and ambition?
That's right.
I want you to challenge yourself.
Fly high! You Love Japan!