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世界をつなぐ日本の科学技術—持続可能な未来のために

This video, titled "Japan's Science and Technology Connecting the World - For a Sustainable Future" (世界をつなぐ日本の科学技術—持続可能な未来のために), was released by Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

This video features interviews with Japanese engineers who are active in the fields of both medicine and engineering.
Starting with the IPS cells introduced by Professor Shinya Yamanaka, a surgeon, to AI-powered robots, chemistry is essential for enriching life and living.
It is not an exaggeration to say that Japan is a good place to live today because of the many scientists in addition to those featured in this video.

In this video, you can hear the thoughts of these scientists, so I highly recommend you to watch it.

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Last Updated : Sep. 16, 2020
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有田 和義（Kazuyoshi Arita）
A 40-something writer who loves entertainment

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