先週のテレビ📺東京「カンブリア宮殿」には学びがたくさんありました
「若者、ばか者、よそ者』揃わなければ地方は変わらない」と、現SYONAI山中社長の「田んぼの中にホテルを作って、人を集めてみせる」という提案に、融資ではなく投資を英断した山形銀行に敬服しました
「山中君は退路を経って山形に来ている」と銀行経営陣の心を動かしたのですね
山中社長の「不完全でも目をつぶって動き出せ」というバイタリティと、「私たちが地方の希望になる」という志にも感動させられました
私の関わっているOB会や大学校友会の目指すべきテーマとしても、「高齢者の希望になる」という志が必要ではないか、と思わされました
Last week's TV📺There was a lot to learn from Tokyo's "Cambrian Palace"
"If we don't bring together young people, idiots, and outsiders, rural areas won't change," he said, and when current SYONAI President Yamanaka suggested "build a hotel in a rice field to attract people," he made the wise decision to invest instead of taking a loan. I admire Yamagata Bank
"Yamanaka-kun has left the country and is now in Yamagata", which moved the bank's management team.
I was also moved by President Yamanaka's vitality, saying, "Even if it's not perfect, just close your eyes and start moving," and his ambition to "become the hope of the region."
It made me think that the goal of the Alumni Association and University Alumni Association that I am involved in should be to "provide hope for the elderly."