I felt truly myself by the time of the internship at The National Institute of Health and Nutrition in Tokyo, Japan. I enjoyed every moment of my working time under a great support from the host institute. I had a huge opportunity to engage with scientific researchers and scientific environment. That time really brought me a great basement to stand up as a real Leader with the spirit of Fuji san, the spirit of the Japanese. I believe that this experienced moment will open up and lead me to the new height, from the good to the great.

• Academic achievements:
• Research projects and publications:
• Completed the analysis and the abstract “Passive smoking at home by socioeconomic factors in a Japanese population: NIPPON DATA 2010”
• Completed the analysis and the abstract “Gender differences in the association of current smoking with socioeconomic factors in a representative Japanese population: the NIPPON DATA2010”
• The abstract “Passive smoking at home by socioeconomic factors in a Japanese population: NIPPON DATA 2010” was submitted to the World Congress of Epidemiology, August 2017, Saitama, Japan
• Manuscripts of two projects were preparing to submit to Journal of Epidemiology
• Proposed new projects “Smoking and Lipid profile by socioeconomic status, NIPPON DATA 2010
• Training and workshop participation:
• Participating international workshop “Capacity and Leadership Development in Nutritional Sciences”, organised by the International Union of Nutrition Sciences and The Japan Society of Nutrition and Dietetics, Tokyo.
• Attending international conference “Global Health at a crossroad: How can research shape the future policies’, Tokyo.