May 23, 6th Regional Internship/ Considering Conflicts among Asian Countries / Learning about Family Difficulties

On this day, the class was conducted by nine members: three citizens working on local welfare, one Osaka University student, an online guest from overseas, and the guest lecturer, plus three regular members.

In the morning, we discussed how conflicts occur in groups and the possible ways to deal with them, with the guest lecturer introducing the results of the latest research. In particular, we discussed Asian relations.

In the afternoon, we had another guest lecturer, a Japanese person living abroad, who gave us a lecture on perspectives that he had not noticed when he was living in Japan. In particular, we discussed family relationship difficulties.