Reflection

 After listening to Ms.Duquette presentation, I learned that it is important to have experience. Her final activities and present are the revitalization of the region and the transmission of charm. However, I was very surprised to hear that she had visited and worked in many countries until she reached it. When I heard that my girlfriend, who was not good at studying English in that life, was able to speak English, and I felt that I wanted to do my best. And what she noticed when she returned to Japan was, "The merchandise you love was what you can sell the most easiest." Hearing that, I had a strong sympathy. Because I thought that what I like was the most understandable and introduceable. So I thought about making my group's activities based on my likes and experiences. Also, I learned that the key to the SDGs is who buys from the supply chain and what it consumes. I think this is also important in learning economics. I also learned that tourism and education have an interactive and complementary relationship. I wanted to make use of many things I learned like this. And I thought about making use of the point of view of  "Ikigai" that taught us. This point of view is also the most impressive topic in the presentation. I learned that ikigai applies to all four items that are what I like, what I like, what I am good at, that I have demand, and that make money, and if any one of them is missing, it is not ikigai. I wanted to use this when I was forced to make a choice in the future.