When I saw this program, I couldn't help but think how simple and ugly human beings are after all. Even in the industry I belong to, I know at least a few people who tried to settle human lives with money. I don't think of them as successful people, but most of them gained much wealth in this industry. They will use any means to justify themselves. In other words, they try to settle everything with money. I hate such ugly people cordially. I suppose no one will like them by choice, but it's annoying that they actually exist. It's not that I genuinely love this job that deals with the human appetite. I believe the job is for enriching lives to recover the richness of the human heart. However, reality is different. I plan to open up my own way with my fiance.
In the past, Japan too had a class society with the emperor at the top. (Although it's a mere shell now, it seems a part of it still remains, but I have almost no interest in it.) But my mother was from a formerly noble family, and a number of hired servants took care of my mother and her two sisters, and she grew up in great comfort. I hear my mother's house was the first in Fukushima to introduce a phone and car. But when my grandfather passed on, since my mother's family didn't have a son (heir), it lost most of its lands after the war in the land reform, and my mother's family fell, in name and in reality.
Such was the fate of the family, but my grandfather had medical care right up to his death, and never refused a nightly doctor's visit. And above all, I'm proud of my grandparents who valued the life of patients above their own. The issues of unequal society are very grave, but I want to agree with living with the use of much wisdom. I'm willing to be a part of that wisdom.
