Since childhood, I loved drawing and making things, and through TV programs, I became interested in work that solves residential environment problems through the power of design, which led me to aspire to the Department of Architecture.

In the laboratory, I learned about urban development from the perspective of "light." After graduation, I want to utilize this strength at the house manufacturer where I will work to design homes where people can live more comfortably.

More than 50 years have passed since the high economic growth period, and deterioration of infrastructure facilities such as roads, sewerage, and ports constructed in large quantities at that time is progressing. Furthermore, with the continued occurrence of large-scale natural disasters, the towns we live in are accumulating damage. What triggered my choice of this department was wanting to learn things that lead to safe urban development and urban resilience.

In this disaster-prone Japan, I want to utilize the knowledge cultivated through research to contribute to urban development where people can live with even a little more peace of mind, and further accumulate technical skills and experience.

Global warming caused by carbon dioxide emissions is becoming increasingly serious. During high school, wanting to learn ways to solve such environmental problems was the reason I chose this department. I was also attracted to the point that energy can be researched from various perspectives, such as new energy replacing oil and electricity, and energy conservation.

I want to advance to graduate school to further pursue this theme. I also want to challenge presentations at academic conferences, improve my ability to communicate in English, and eagerly absorb knowledge of new fields from other people's presentations.