In today’s world, where information is abundant and AI is rapidly advancing, there are countless free solutions available to address various problems. Yet, I find it hard to sympathize with businesses that profit by instilling fear and anxiety. This is especially true in the field of education, where in Japan, fear-based and coercive methods often prevail. Education, at its core, should be about experiencing the joy of growth and achievement. Without that, it becomes nothing more than a waste of time.

When I decided to study abroad in the United States, I was repeatedly told that I would "fail" or "struggle," creating unnecessary anxiety. Because of this experience, I am deeply committed to supporting young people who want to challenge themselves in America but feel hesitant to take that first step.

During my teenage years, the Iraq War heightened anti-American sentiments, leading to widespread criticism and disdain toward the United States. Despite this, I was inspired by Japanese individuals who succeeded in America, which motivated me to pursue my own journey and move abroad.

I am dedicated to encouraging Japanese individuals to harness their talents and develop the skills needed to compete on a global stage. I aspire to be someone who supports and empowers them, helping them take that crucial step toward their dreams.