He is trying to disseminate his message, "Let's make dreams come true," to broad public, and practices it as a wonderful entrepreneur. Mr. Watanabe is very passionate about education, and besides managing a school in Japan he is helping foundation of a school in Cambodia. He has also published several books to encourage young people.
Mr. Heang Chhor, President of McKinsey Japan is also my friend. He evacuated to France from Cambodia in that painful years of massacre, pursued education in spite of continuing hardships, and now is the President of McKinsey Japan. Mr. Chhor is a very earnest wonderful person.
I introduced these two people to one another. Since I was abroad, I could not join them at the luncheon. But I heared that they had a nice time together sharing same views and aspirations in many ways (Japanese site).
They have a common theme, Cambodia, so we can expect their co-operations. I am looking forward to seeing it.
And "enmusubi (coordinating new relationships)" of wonderful people like them is very exciting as well.
