SENIOR VOICE

After graduation, I was going to enter the Physics Department of the Faculty of Science and Technology at Tokyo University of Science and Technology. When I was first introduced to the various theories and equations of physics, I felt that these were the truths of the world. At the same time, when I realized that there were many unsolved mysteries in physics, I thought, “I can’t help but participate in these researches.” After that, I learned that the Noda Campus, which covers a large area, has not only a lot of space for experiments, but also a lot of exceptionally talented professors. So I chose the physics course of the Faculty of Science and Technology on the Noda campus and wanted to contribute to the development of physics as much as I could in this area.

When it comes to dreams, it’s about world peace, right? It would be great if everyone could coexist in harmony (I really mean it). Speaking of goals, I would like to study physics as an academic in the future. In particular, I want to complete the Grand Unified Theory. In order to solve this problem, I want to study almost all physics in college. If I succeed, I hope that my results will contribute to world peace in some way.

First of all, Japanese is very important. I think there are a lot of people who think “it’s okay, everyone knows what I mean”, but I think this is a big misconception. You must talk to as many people as possible, read more, and learn Japanese to the best of your ability. Then, I think the most important thing is to study seriously when applying for university. Whether it’s science or arts, it’s not hard to get an 80% score if you do it seriously, not to say a perfect score. Please make sure you don’t let down your ambition and work hard ！！！！！