My alma mater. I went to Waseda from undergraduate...

My alma mater. I went to Waseda from undergraduate admission to postgraduate doctoral course until my assistant expired. We lose to internal students, but we take pride in being a real Waseda man (laughs)

In the 1980s I was a college that I couldn't take care of. Just waiting will not do anything. However, if you move from yourself, you can do anything from studying to club activities.

From now on, it was like a university. Indeed, the diversity of Hitoyama Igarashi . Here I met various humans and I was trained and trained.

By the way, 30 years ago, there were a lot of private languages in my lectures, but what about today's students? I heard everyone became serious (laughs)