Sorry for not updating how I've been getting along in English.
Hope for some of you still remember me =)
Well, I graduated univ in Mar/2007, and had started working.
Studying agriculture and running my own farm was quite interesting experience for me.
It sometimes made me stressed or exhausted, but I took pleasure in bringing up them.
Plants, or life itself, fascinated me strongly.
I've also worked at bank for 5 years.
Actually, I had no idea what could do at bank at first.
I studied agriculture and forestry, not economy, accounting nor such kind of stuffs.
But without notice, I certainly become A BANKER, unbelievably =)
Anyway, I also had a pleasant from my work as a banker.
I needed to study about economy, finance, accounting, business, investment and so on,
and I understood some of this economic or financial world personally.
I met lots of president of local company, and sometimes I needed to negotiate with them.
All those experience made me grow as a businessman, or a person.
But at the same time, I've been looking for something which I'm really stuck on...
As my volunteer work, I've joined "Solaputi Kids' Camp" for 4 years.
Before I started to join that kids' camp, I didn't know the fact that there are lots of kids who are suffering from serious disease from quite young age.
I've joined some kids' camp for ordinary kids for a few times.
So in "Solaputi Kids' Camp", I wanted to be a dependable camp leader as I acted in other camps.
I also wanted to relieve their anxiety or pain.
But I couldn't, at all.
That's a really shocked experience for me.
I didn't know about their situation.
I had no idea about their disease.
And there was nothing I could do for them personally.
It's really regrettable experience, and I'm really ashamed of myself about that.
I grew up healthily, with no care about those kids.
But they've existed, lived, certainly.
In Sep/2011, I'll quit the bank.
And from Oct/2011, I'll enter the Medical school in Japan.
After studying about 5 years, I'll become a Children's doctor.
It's my hope that I'll work at that camp as a doctor, in the future.