Momo Yamamoto

I was involved in the start-up of my seminar as a seminar leader and worked energetically on it. In my second year of university, I organized a group of 20 students in the first year with two assistant seminar directors, and in the first semester of my third year, I organized a total of 40 students, including the second generation. Each member of the initial group, including myself, had a diverse opinions, and at first there was a crisis when our opinions and values clashed and the organization seemed to be falling apart. I thought that the reason for this was the lack of a shared sense of values that the seminar students cherished. Therefore, I began by discussing with the other vice seminar directors and creating a concept for the seminar that we could all agree on. This process took many hours, but as a result, we were able to create a kind of watchword within the seminar, and we were able to work hard on our research as a united seminar. The diversity of personalities also made for a creative and strong seminar, and I am proud to say that even now that I have studied abroad, such seminar students are still waiting for me in Japan.

IELTS: 6.5

TOEIC IP: 960

Photography is not just a hobby for me. It's a passion that allows me to capture and interpret the world and people in a creative way. Through the lens, I find the means of creative expression and a way to freeze moments in time that might otherwise be forgotten.