I became interested in marketing through the influence of my parents who worked in the retail industry. I could not study at all until high school, and my TOEIC? score was 315 right after entering school. I was told by my teacher that I needed to score 800 points in order to transfer to a designated school through a recommendation system, and I studied hard for the next four months, but my score did not improve as much as I would have liked. I realized that studying in the dark in my own way would not be effective. Since then, I have practiced a study method that suits me, which was taught to me by several teachers. In my second year, I was involved in seminar activities to come up with a business plan on the theme of "social issues," and our team proposed a "food drive" based at a school. In an intramural contest, our proposal was highly evaluated for its ability to solve both poverty and food loss issues at the same time. Above all, we felt confident that our ideas were conveyed through our seminar presentation.
Currently, I am researching "policies for coexistence with foreign residents in Japan" at Nanzan University. In addition, I am spending my days doing a long-term internship in the marketing department of a company, serving on the executive committee of a university festival, and other fulfilling activities. I am now able to tackle everything with enthusiasm because I was able to learn the "joy of learning" at Kanda Institute of Languages. In the future, my goal is to start a business and solve social issues through the power of business. I want to create services and products that enrich the world and make as many people happy as possible.