I like physical chemistry such as quantum mechanics and solid state physics, and I chose the Chemistry Department to study them broadly. Through lectures I found the principle of FT-IR spectroscopy to be interesting and smart, and then came to be attracted to other various spectroscopic techniques such as Raman spectroscopy, NMR, and nonlinear optics.

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I'd like to develop spectroscopic techniques and devices with high speed to follow up short-time dynamics, high spatial resolution to study detail structures, and high sensitivity to detect a tiny amount of chemicals. Don't you think it's wonderful to become able to see mysterious phenomena we can't see before??