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第35回 「My experiences in Japan」 博士課程後期3年 ナノデバイス・バイオ融合科学研究所 マタウシュ/小出研究室 |
I came to Japan in October, 2008 as a PhD student in Integrated System Research Division, Hiroshima University. I am fortunate that I can gather experiences both from academic and non-academic sides in this developed country. Here, my professor Hans. J. Mattausch, Associate professor T. Koide and my group mates extended their hands to make my life easy and comfortable –both in research work and in daily life from the very beginning. I had to admit about the language barrier as I am not good in Japanese language. But still I got tremendous support from my lab-mates in every kind of problem that I have faced during my research. I tried my best to give out the best results of my research and to acquire all sorts of professional skills during my stay in Japan. I firmly believe that all of these experiences will help me to render better services in my country later in life.
Besides my research work, I learned a lot from the daily life of Japanese people. This beautiful and prosperous country is the results of their combined hard work. Here, I found how efficient they are. The existing system makes a man dutiful, efficient and patriotic from the very beginning. Also, I found interest in their origami and Ikebana. These two cultures attracted me most. So, in my leisure, I tried to achieve these arts. I enjoyed some Japanese foods like ‘Okonomi-yaki’, ‘miso soup’and ‘Teriaki Chicken’ and tried to cook those at home.
After returning my home country, surely I will miss Japan a lot. These memories will always be in my mind till my death.
(2011/8/22)
