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On the 20th, Kenki Fukuoka, Japan’s representative for the 2019 Rugby World Cup, reported on his Twitter account that he had passed the Juntendo University School of Medicine. On this day, we will re-launch the secret childhood story of the comfortable candle, which lives up to “Bunbu Ryodo”, how to participate in the opening match of the Rugby Top League and show great success how to give a try (First toss public: August 2019) 31)
Kenki Fukuoka’s arms wing is the fast train that is listed as the point man of the Japanese national team at the Rugby World Cup that opens in September. This Speedster aims for a unique “future”.
Aiming to participate in rugby sevens next year at the Tokyo Olympics, he has announced that he will re-enter medical school after the Olympics and aspire to become a doctor, a dream he has had since childhood. .
How was such a literary and martial arts Lagerman born? I visited my parents who live in Fukuoka prefecture.
The Fukuoka family is a family of doctors whose father is a dentist and his grandfather is an internist. However, his father, Tsunajiro, says that he never forced his son to become a doctor.
“I never said ‘become a doctor’. Of course, I could be a dentist. Regardless of what profession I got, I wanted to find what I wanted to do.”
While he has always been active at the highest level in rugby, starting at the age of 5, he went to Fukuoka High School, one of the main schools in Fukuoka prefecture. Although he was a ronin, he passed the University of Tsukuba Computer Science Group a year later. Everyone, not to mention parents with children, will be curious to know how they were raised and what they have studied.
More than education for the gifted, it is an opportunity.
From an early age, their parents spared no effort to expand their possibilities by letting them do various things like swimming, rugby, piano and calligraphy.
“When I was little, I could have tried various things and pointed in the direction, saying, ‘This may be appropriate.’ (Mother, Nobu)
According to Tsunajiro, Kenki was a smart boy from a young age.
“I used to ask Kazuki about calculation problems in the bathroom, but it was quick to understand. Even if I couldn’t do it at first, I understood as soon as I explained it, and then I asked him about the problem. I think he was good at that kind of understanding since I was in the lower grades of elementary school. “
Although he was creating “triggers” to be interested in something, it appears that he did not receive so-called gifted education from a young age.
