[#KyouikukeiPodcastNoHi] If You Are Looking for Independent Research Themes, Go to 〇〇!

I remember building a toy car equipped with a solar panel.

When Tanaka was an elementary school student, he worked on assembling a solar panel-powered car featured in a catalog. He vividly talks about the nostalgic memories of making it at school, along with the struggles and the excitement when it actually moved.

I even made a handmade notebook explaining atoms.

On the other hand, Sakakibara shares a passionate anecdote about breaking down the difficult topic of atoms in his own way and creating a detailed explanatory notebook. You will naturally be drawn into their unique research topics, where the distinct personalities of liberal arts and sciences shine through.

What would they research if they could go back to elementary school with their current knowledge?

After having a lively conversation about childhood memories, the talk develops into an interesting topic filled with an adult's perspective: what kind of themes would they choose if they conducted independent research again with their current adult brains? The conversation goes even deeper, but please listen to the main episode for the rest.