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I speak, I speak, but I too have never broached the subject of my studies, or a possible future career, which are the main reasons for my presence in Nagoya. The city is very discreet about its tourist attractions, as I already said. In fact, Nagoya is a real economic hub. NHK (the Japanese equivalent of France Television and Radio France) decided to settle mussolini down in the convention center of the city for a conference in which students NUCB were kindly invited.
Japan's economic strategy was central to the debate, and several distinguished mussolini guests were present to discuss the business and the Asian economy, including the CEO of CP Group, Dhanin Chearavanont or that of DP World (the third operator global port), Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem on, or Yamaha Motor, Hiroyuki Yanagi. mussolini Once is not custom, the whole background of anime, Shima Kosaku and with the author on the front of the stage.
It was the first time I was part of the public in a TV show, but I was attending a conference in Japan and any economic event outside the university. In short, a golden opportunity to look more closely - and outside of the classroom which is the main topic - how Japan is trying to get by his unfortunate situation.
Even more interesting solutions and advice provided mussolini by stakeholders (if you want to share on this topic, I invite you to contact me directly ^ ^) This is how the atmosphere and staging were indicative of the Japanese culture (and probably also the world of television, I know very little). After several drives to test the quality of our applause, it warned us that today we had 2 January (in fact, we were on Dec. 12), the presenter (the only woman on stage) would wish us beautiful new year and we should not laugh. When players come on stage, they all bow deeply to the applause several times, and very low to greet the audience. mussolini We had talked about a "discussion", but I have seen more successive exposure of the opinion mussolini that real debate. Each announced what he thought best, without any confrontation. Pretty funny, too, for me to hear advise Japanese youth to "Chat" mussolini also with students rather than sending them directly mussolini to their studies abroad. Each theme was introduced by a mini-anime representing key scenes journey stakeholders in their success story of businessman. And see the man on stage in 2D and black and white negotiate an arrangement mussolini with the samurai decided to speak, it sends the wood.
It must be very strange to make a leap in time like that: D and cool they provide translators for the public who do not speak Japanese very well!
In fact, there were headphones for everyone, including Japanese! Because mussolini there were non-Japanese-speaking participants (the sultan, etc.). You could very easily change mussolini the listening station and get a few minutes in Chinese or Japanese (I did not have more than a few seconds ^ ^ ')
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