Kurumi Nakamura

My strengths are my leadership and communication skills. In junior high school, I was involved in various activities including student body president, and in high school, I have demonstrated leadership in many areas as the chairperson of the executive committee, which organizes all students, and as the head of the International UNESCO Research Club. In my club activities, I actually did volunteer work, and as a planner for setting up a children's cafeteria, I was able to build a new network of people not only within the school. There, I interacted with people I had never met before, and although I felt uneasy in some areas, I was able to use my communication skills to come up with good ideas. In addition, I am able to do everything I set my mind to until the end. Therefore, I should be able to contribute to the success of the program as a representative of the next generation of high school students, not only in Japan!
One of my weaknesses and strengths is that I am quick to forget things I don't like. The fact that I can quickly forget unpleasant things on a daily basis is directly related to a stress-free life, and this is what makes me a calm person. However, past setbacks can be a source of food for the future. I have had many successes and I have had my share of failures, but I don't really remember the emotions and experiences of those times. I think it is a great waste of time. So, in order to improve this situation, I have started to write down my reflections on paper from this year.



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I learned violin since I was 4 years old, and I belonged to orchestra for 4 years in total