三分間スピーチ（最終稿）
Ladies and gentlemen boys and girls,
First of all, I'd like to thank you all for inviting me here today.
I have met many very kind and generous people here
and everybody seems very eager to learn.
This school we are all in today is very beautiful.
I hope it will become a successful center of learning.
I have seen the new 5th grade classroom.
I know it has the potential to be a nice, fun place for all of you
5th graders, and future 5th graders, to continue your education.
Today I would like to talk about when I was a child.
And why I donated to rebuild the classroom.
I was born 42 years ago in Japan.
In those days Japan was a still developing country.
Education was not seen as an important issue.
But my father thought differently.
One day he said to me,
"I hope you will be a person to contribute something to the world.
For that, you need education."
I know he did his best to give me that chance.
During my time at elementary school, junior high and high school,
I never forgot what he said.
I studied physics in university for 5 years.
After I got a masters degree I became an engineer.
Now I'm very, very, very happy with my job.
I think it's important to support children's rights
to a quality education.
Plan International also shares this vision.
This is why I joined Plan Japan as a supporter,
right after I got my job.
Last year, I had a chance to work with a Philippine manufacturer
to make a product.
The experienced engineers are very friendly,
and they gave me new ideas and suggestions.
I enjoyed the time with the engineers and
became interested in the Philippines.
Around the same time, Plan Japan was looking for someone
to donate to the project to rebuild the classroom.
I think it's really good for you all here and for me
to support the project.
Boys and girls, you all have big dreams inside of your hearts.
The dreams will tell you what you truly want to become.
Don't forget to follow the voice of your dreams,
and let them grow.
If you let them grow,
they will lead you to a bright and prosperous future.
Again, I wish this school will help your dreams grow and
become a successful center of learning.
Thank you very much.
三分間スピーチ (初稿）
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.
First of all,I would like to thank you all for inviting me here today.
I've met some very kind and generous people and everybody here seems very eager to learn.
This elementary school we are all in today, looks very beautiful
and hopefully it will become a successful center of learning.
I've seen the new 5th grade classroom and it looks very nice
and fun for all the new 5th graders.
Today I want to talk about when I was a child.
And why I decided to donate to rebuild the classroom.
I was born 42 years ago in Japan.
At that time Japan was a developing country,
Education was not regarded as an important issue.
But my father thought in a different way.
One day he said to me,
"I hope you will be a person to contribute something to the world. For that, you need education."
Actually, I think he did his best to give me that chance.
I went to elementary school, junior high and high school.
I never forgot what my father said.
I studied physics in university for 5 years.
After I got masters degree I became an engineer.
Now I am happy with my job.
I thought it important to support children’s rights to quality education.
The Plan International also had the same vision.
So I joined the "Plan monthly support program" just after I got my job.
Last year, I had a chance to work with a Philippine manufacturer to make a product.
The experienced engineers are very friendly, and they gave me new ideas and suggestions.
I enjoyed time with these engineers and get become interested in the Philippines.
Around the same time, The Plan Japan was looking for someone to donate to the project to rebuild the classroom.
I think it’s really good for you all here and for me to support the project, because both of us will be very happy.
When I was a child, younger than you,
I wondered why a plane flights, though it is made of heavy steal.
How to make a heavy steel go fly in the air?
I think I already had something inside me to be an engineer.
Everyone here already have something inside you.
It will tell you what you truly want to become.
Don’t forget to follow the truth inside you.
It will lead you to bright and prosperous future.
And again, I hope this school will become a successful center of learning.
Thank you very much.
今年もあと一か月と少し
１月 ◎達成
２月 ◎３月に達成
３月 ◎達成
４月 ◎達成
５月 青森訪問に変更 達成◎
６月 過去偉大なワインだった酢を飲む会に変更 ◎
７月 越後妻有の芸術祭 絶対交換会にて3年前に交換したアイテムの返却会 ◎
８月 電験三種勉強 → 勉強はしたけど間に合わなかった △
９月 電験三種合格 →間に合わないので受けなかった ×
１０月 もう何が起こるかわらないのでとりあえずあけておこう 謎
１１月 うーん。博士課程の間はさすがにお休みかなぁ⇒某所 受け入れ先の教授がテキトーすぎるので入学しなかった ×
１２月 ３月同様、仕事上の件につき社外秘 ⇒ 年明けに変更。
来年も New Years resolution 書きますかね(^^;
先の事はわからない
年初に今年の希望計画をゆる〜く立てましたが、
3か月しか持ちませんでしたね〜（笑）
今年もあと5か月を切りましたが、年の瀬の事なんて今からわかりませんね。
では。
お金が貯まらない人に共通する30の行動
ちょっと気になったので自分の生活様式を振り返ってみた
>年収500万円前後。そこそこ稼いでいて、派手に遊んでいるわけではないのに、月末はいつもお金がない。そんな人たちの特徴をアイテムと行動パターンから探った。多く当てはまったら要注意！
> 以下は、「年収500万円以上で貯金100万円以下の30代男女50人（未既婚問わず）」にヒアリングして抽出した特徴である。
◆貯められない人が持っていがちなアイテム
（あなたの家にこれがあったら要注意）
×外国製の洗剤
×クイジナート
○バーミックス
×エスプレッソマシン
×ルクルーゼの鍋
×タジン鍋
×ヘルシアなどの高いオーブンレンジ
×アップルのシリーズをフルラインナップ持っている
×配達されるウォーターサーバー
×マクラーレンのベビーカー
×外国製のかわいくて環境にいい洗剤
×アロマディフューザー
×タブトラッグス
×ランニングシューズ
×オーガニックコットンの肌着やタオル
×エルメス、シャネル、ルイヴィトンなどではないが、ケイトスペード、クロエ、ゴヤール、トリーバーチクラスのブランドもの
◆貯められない人の行動パターン
△タバコを吸い、缶ジュースやペットボトル飲料をよく飲む
×パエリアやアクアパッツァをよく作る
×お刺身を頻繁に購入
×土日のブランチはパンケーキ
×晩酌のおつまみはチーズ レバーペースト 生ハム カルパッチョ バーニャカウダ
×手作りラーメン、こだわりの12時間煮込みカレーなどをときどき作る
×フランフランやIKEAで必要ないものを買ってしまう
×アウトドアグッズなど、年に2〜3回くらいしか使わないものでもちょっといいものを買ってしまう（ホームセンターではなくハンズで）
×成城石井や紀ノ国屋などで食材を買うことをためらわない
×DEAN＆DELUCAが好き
×物産展に出没
×塩麹と食べるラー油にはまった
×ていねいな生活を送りたい
×男だけどストールを巻く
×フラダンスなど、実生活には役に立たないが、心が豊かになる習い事をしている
ん〜 単に30代じゃないってことですかね(^^;
もっと激しく消費するしね…
