Todai Seminar Kashiwa School - Kashiwa

I am a 2016 graduate of the University of Tokyo Seminar Kashiwa School. Thank you for your help from the summer of 6th grade to the end of 3rd grade. He taught me how to study, how interesting it is, how rewarding it is, and how it feels to be achieved, because I didn't know how to study at all. I passed the international high school I was hoping for and was able to get good grades in high school. After graduating from high school, I went on to college in Canada and am now studying at the University of British Columbia in Canada. What I learned at the Todai Seminar is valid not only for regular junior high school tests, but also for high school, university, and foreign countries. To be honest, I didn't really like cram school when I attended the East Seminar. A fair amount of assignments, quizzes, and middle 3 summer vacations were particularly tough. However, if you make an effort in the East Seminar, the tenacity will become your weapon later as much as you do your best. The deviation value at the time of elementary school 6 was about 40 or not. By the end of middle 3, it had risen to about 62 or 3. Now, even at a university in Canada, I manage to keep good grades while desperately biting. If I hadn't met Professor Sato, the head of the Kashiwa school at that time, I would have been enrolled in the current university and would not have been able to keep up with the classes and assignments. Now that I can speak English, my life has become much more enjoyable. I want to report to President Sato that there is something good about studying. I really appreciate it. It was really really good to enroll in the East Seminar at that time. Thank you very much!