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Takamine editor-in-chief urges us to create a study abroad manual for overseas students without AKB48's interference!
"Engineering Forties" and Takamine editor-in- chief's "Tobitate" study abroad manual!
This program is brought to you by "Tobitate" study abroad japan and the Ministry of Education and Science!
This is "Tobitate" study abroad manual editing department!
Editor-in-chief, please be serious!
Attention, please!
Yes!
This time, Mayu reporter and Annie reporter will interview this person!
Ms. Kogure Masahisa!
Do you know them?
Is it your real name?
Why do you say "your real name"?
Is it wrong?
No, it's not your real name!
Ms. Kogure has launched a social enterprise "Table for Two International" and is working hard to solve the world's food inequality problem!
She is a really amazing person!
Amazing!
For more information, please ask Ms. Kogure directly!
Yes! Yes! Editor-in-chief!
This time, Ms. Kogure Masahisa interviewed them!
What can you tell us about them?
When did you want to contribute to society?
Melbourne, where I live, is a very multi-ethnic country.
While playing with such people and becoming friends,
I thought that there are various countries in the world and that there are various problems.
I thought that I wanted to work for people of such countries, and that was the first opportunity.
Can you tell me about your work at "Table for Two"?
It's a social contribution about food.
If it's children suffering from African hunger, they can't eat it even if they want to.
There is a donation of 20 yen for the money you eat and pay for it.
In Africa, in fact, children eat one meal.
Now we can eat together through our mechanism.
Does studying abroad also affect your current work?
It does a lot.
I was studying artificial hearts used by people who have diseases in their hearts.
Researchers from various countries research together.
Even now, in order to save children's lives with food,
I sweat a lot.
At that time, I hated Japan.
I thought it was cramped.
But when I went to Australia, I could see the goodness of Japan.
It's a job that runs around the world, but I still want to base it in Japan.
I'm glad I'm Japanese.
After all, the stories of people who think for the sake of society are wonderful.
Ms. Kokure, thank you very much.
Open.
Thank you for waiting.
Thank you for your hard work.
How was it?
I thought social contribution is a very nice and wonderful thing.
Your comment is wonderful.
What was the content?
Here is the manual.
Thank you.
I see.
With the feeling of wanting to help people around the world,
Table for Two was published and launched.
Mariko, please pose for helping people.
Three, two, one.
What? Did you say something?
Love and Peace.
Love and Peace?
It's wonderful.
By the way, you can see the study abroad manual that they have compiled here.
Please check it out.
In the next episode, we will talk about high school students who are about to study abroad.
- Excuse me. - Excuse me.
- Do you want to change your clothes? - Yes, I'd like to change my clothes.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I think there are some students who want to study abroad.
What should we do first?
Before studying abroad, we should make a clear goal.
I want to do this or that when I study abroad.
I think it's important to make it first.
I heard that your son is experienced in 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.
Did you feel more confident after studying abroad?
I realized that I can expand my world with my own power.
Do you mean your own will and ambition?
That's right. I'd like her to challenge me.
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