A student in our international literature and science course, who has been involved in the program "Tobitate! (Leap for Tomorrow) Study Abroad Initiative," is now in Germany learning German at YFU language camp with some Japanese students.  They will soon start their school life as exchange students.  The article about them was on the local newspaper.   

The following is a student's response to the question "What is your dream?"

My dream is working in obstetrics and gymecology.  When my brother was born, I was impressed.  So, I want to work helping mothers and babies.  Of course, child birth is very difficult.  There is no telling what will happen.  That's why I will be able to know the preciousness of life.  And I think I can be more kind to people.  To realize it, I'm studying hard now.

The following is a student's response to the question "What is your dream?"

I am going to win the jackpot of a lottery and live the rest of my life in a beach house somewhere in the USA.  PPlan B is to marry a rich person and live in their house while also not working.  They say that "time is money" but for me llove is money and money is love.  If all of this doesn't work, I think I'll do something related to computers.

The following is a student's response to the question "What is your dream?"

My dream is to be an editor.  I've liked books since I was a child.  So I yearn to be an editor who can support writers.  I read books deliberately.  I also try to read all books in the library because I should learn how to detect food writing.  If I were an editor, I would feel happy by bringing good books to many people.