［UP1］Personal Reflection Part 1

 1.Key Takeaways

 Among the things I learned from Duquette's presentation, the most memorable thing is “ikigai“. I was very convinced that “ikigai” is born where the four things of love, good at, needs and paid for overlap.

In addition, Duquette's sake tour rhythm was a combination of tour and learning, and I thought it was a particularly good project with foreigners as the main target. He also made his own video about Niigata. This does not seem to matter, but for foreigners, I thought it was easiest to convey the atmosphere of Niigata by watching the video. From this, I felt that it was important to think about what the most effective means for my target is.

2.Application to Your Project

What I want to use most in a group project is to have customers try it out. Ms. Duquette talked about what he values most in the sake tour rhythm and having him drink. I was very convinced by this story. There are many things that cannot be conveyed without actually experiencing them, so I wanted to use them as a reference when thinking about the project in the future. In addition, I would like to make sure that the company's plan as a group is "ikigai".

3.Personal Reflection

What impressed me the most in my presentation was about “ikigai”. I thought this idea could be used in the future. When I decide to work, I want to think about "ikigai" on a regular basis so that I can make choices that apply to four points. To that end, I wanted to think about what I wanted to do and what I was good at on a daily basis. And I want to do a job that will make me feel “ikigai” in life in the future.