I came to Japan in Fall 2011 by joining the Japan-Korea Joint Government Scholarship program. I am interested in cars and robots, so I decided to major in Mechanical Engineering. So, I took a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering in 2016. Now, I'm in 2nd year of Graduate School and belong to Shamoto laboratory, which is researching topics like production engineering using metal cutting and increasing its productivity. My research topic is a new cutting method to suppress the chatter and to acquire the effect of high productivity by using acceleration of spindle speed. I applied to this Leading program to acquire the data analyzing skills and communication skills necessary to be a global leader. And I also thought I can grow-up through the many experiences gained in this program, such as global challenges, internships, and group work.

I like talking with other people, watching movies, and doing exercise.