Chapter 394: Osaka and the Girl

"What did she do?" asked Masami Nagasawa curiously. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

So Zhu Zi told Masami Nagasawa about Ikuta's Erika again.

Masami Nagasawa smiled directly and leaned back and swayed.

"That little girl definitely learned from you, I remember that she was very well-behaved at the beginning. Masami Nagasawa said.

Zhu Zi rolled her eyes: "Don't talk nonsense, that girl was weird at the beginning, who would have thought that she would grow up like this." Obviously she was born in Germany, but she doesn't have the temperament of a lady at all. ”

"I really like this kid's personality, big and carefree. Masami Nagasawa said.

"Aren't you that kind of person? Teng Chong quipped.

Masami Nagasawa glanced at him fiercely: "It's been a long time since I've eaten with the two children, Shiraishi and Huahua." When to have a meal with them. ”

"I'll talk about it when I get back from Osaka. Tengchong said.

"Osaka, what are you doing in Osaka?"

"There's a lecture at Osaka University, so I'll leave tomorrow. ”

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Osaka, one of the oldest cities in Japan.

Osaka City is blessed with many sightseeing resources and is one of Japan's most important tourist cities. In 2010, 115.95 million people visited Osaka, of whom 61.45 million came from outside Osaka Prefecture. Osaka has a long history, and there are many historical buildings in the city. Although many of them were destroyed in the war, some of the ancient buildings have been rebuilt in modern times. The main traditional buildings and monuments of Osaka City include the Osaka Castle Tower, the ruins of Namba Palace, Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, and Shitennoji Temple. Among them, Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine has been designated as a National Treasure of Japan.

Osaka Castle Park near Osaka Castle is also a sacred spot for cherry blossom viewing and has been named one of the top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan. Tsutenkaku and its nearby Shinsekai area are known for their nostalgic vibes. Performing arts such as snacks and theater in the New World make this area one of the most culturally developed areas in Osaka.

Osaka's many skyscrapers also attract tourists, including Japan's tallest skyscraper, Abeno Harukas, and the Umeda Sky Building, with its sky garden, two of Osaka's most iconic landmarks. Osaka is home to a wide variety of shops of all sizes, making it a great place to shop.

Osaka's main department stores are located in the Umeda and Namba areas, the two major transportation hubs, and the Shinsaibashi shopping street between Umeda and Namba is home to many small and medium-sized stores and flagship stores, making it the main shopping district in Osaka.

The area along the coast of Osaka Bay was once an industrial zone, but now it is the largest tourist area in Osaka, and the main sightseeing spots in the area are located in the Tempozan area. Tempozan is the lowest mountain in Japan and is close to attractions such as the Great Ferris Wheel and Kaiyukan.

Kaiyukan opened in 1990 and is one of the largest aquariums in Japan in terms of size and number of visitors. Another famous attraction along the shores of Osaka Bay is Universal Studios Japan, which opened in 2001 and has eight amusement park areas.

Osaka University originated from the Kaitokudo of Chinese Gakujuku, which was established in 1724, and the Senjin Orchid Juku, the largest Senjin Orchid Juku in the Meiji period, which was established by Ogata Koan in 1838. As a development of the latter, Osaka Imperial University was established in 1931, consisting of a medical school and a faculty of science. As the sixth imperial university in Japan, it was established as the "Handai of science" shortly after its establishment. When it comes to the characteristics of Handa, it is hard to imagine leaving the local Osaka. In the old university era, it was praised by the local people because it was less bureaucratic and had the characteristics of being very affluent.

By 1933, Osaka Imperial Institute of Technology was absorbed into the Faculty of Engineering, and a three-faculty system of Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, and Faculty of Medicine was formed.

After World War II, Handai underwent great changes, and it can be said that it ushered in a second spring. In 1947, after the end of World War II, it was renamed Osaka University, and in 1949, the school structure was reformed, and the old system of Osaka High School, Naniwa High School, and Osaka College of Pharmacy was merged, and the new Osaka University was formed into five faculties of science, medicine, engineering, literature, and law and economics, as well as a general liberal arts college.

Subsequently, in 1953, the Faculty of Law and Economics was separated into the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Economics, and in 1955 and 1960, respectively, the Faculty of Pharmacy and the Faculty of Dentistry, and in 1961, the Faculty of Basic Engineering was established, and in 1972, the Faculty of Human Sciences (Human Sciences) was separated from the Faculty of Letters, thus establishing a 10-faculty system. In particular, in 1954, after the Japanese social economist Takada Homa independently established the Economic Research Office of the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Law as the Institute of Social and Economic Research of Osaka University, it gathered the elite of economics from all over the country and took the lead in carrying out cluster research on modern economics in Japan, which caused an international sensation and played an important role in bringing the social sciences of Handa University to the world's advanced level and realizing the balanced development of arts and sciences.

This is Zhu Zi's second lecture at the university after a year, although Zhu Zi is now more of a businessman, but for some students studying law, Zhu Zi is still a very touching lawyer in their hearts.

This is Zhu Zi's second time coming to Osaka and the first time she has come to Osaka University.

Osaka University was the sixth old imperial university in Japan, and was established as a national university and research institute in the 30s. The name was justified in response to the popular voices of Tokyo and other major cities for "a comprehensive university to Osaka". Beginning in medicine and natural sciences, he began to stand out as the "Handa of Science", and in 1949, Japan's first Nobel Laureate in Physics, Hideki Yukawa, published his award-winning paper while studying at Handa.

In the 50s, after the establishment of the Institute of Social and Economic Research of Osaka University, which was presided over by Takada Homa, it quickly became the research center of social economics in Japan, especially in the field of modern economics.

When it comes to the characteristics of Handa, it is hard to imagine that it will leave the local Osaka open environment and the call for anti-bureaucratic education among the people. In the old university era, it was praised by the local people because it was less bureaucratic and had the characteristics of being very affluent. However, authoritarianism in recent years has also been a cause for concern.

In recent years, the administrators of Osaka University have gradually discovered this disadvantage of Osaka University, so they invited Zhu Zi to give a lecture.

The campus of Osaka University is very beautiful and moving, but before entering the campus, Zhu Zi met a very familiar face on the street.

A girl, the girl seemed to know that he was coming to Osaka University, and she was waiting at the entrance of the campus.