Why I Became a Researcher

I liked mathematics and science in junior and senior high school, and especially in chemistry, I found the phenomena caused by the chemical reactions in front of me to be very interesting, so I wanted to go into the sciences somehow. When I was taking university entrance exams, I took the entrance exam for the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences because my father wanted to make me a pharmacist for some reason. As a student, I lived in a dormitory, and I have fond memories of everyone working hard to study. As a hospital pharmacist, my work shifted from dispensing to drug management guidance, and by collaborating with doctors and multi-disciplinary employees to practice team medicine, I came to see this as an even more worthwhile job.