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Archive of Young Researchers' Papers
Young people in Japan share their experiences and thoughts of everyday life. These essays were written in English.

History
		The Two Currents of Time
Opinion
		Catch a Message from Young Socrates
		Children's View of Self and Comic Books
		A Man Who Cannot Walk by Himself
		Being a Patient
		Help...
		Japanese "YUTORI EDUCATION"
		Me and the World
		A Book of Learning
		A Japanese Who Saved Thousands of Jews
Creative Writing
		The Wonderful Night
		Dear My Princess
		Strange Experience in France
		Unexpected Encounter
		The Penguin
		Life Is Not Easy
Life in Japan
		My Experience at Shouji Elementary School
Family and Friends
		A Friend
		On Saying Good-bye
		An Emotion to Overcome
		The Value of Friends
		Dear Richenda: GOODBYE and THANK YOU
School Activities
		The Most Disagreeable Job
		The Reason
		To Become a Teacher
		When The Candle Went Out
		Goal!
		My Memoir of My Years at Doshisha International (1995-2000)
		My Gymnastic Life
		Singing in the Rain
		Sports in My Life
		Memoire
Global Understanding
		Defining an Open Country
		Being Who You Are in this World
		A Box of Jigsaw Puzzle Pieces
		Minges Spartans
		SHOCK!
		"Home" of My School
		Learning from Experiences
		World Youth Meeting 2000
		Days I spent with Courtney
		Everything on the earth is interconnected
		How Education will Overcome the World Population Problems
		Between Two Countries
		Japanese Immigrants in South America
		Valuable Times in America
		The Journey Where I Found Myself
		Different Culture, Different Tastes
		The Environment
		What Is True Internationalization?
		From Different Perspectives
		Discovering Myself
Multimedia
		Communicating through "Print Clubs" and Pagers Tomohiro Kawamura, CRN Researcher
Psychological Maladjustment
		Young People Living in Different World
		Stress and I
		Living With Stress
		Young People With Guns and Knives
		Why Do Young People Carry Knives or Guns?

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