From Chiba
N High School 2nd year

I'm excited to start my activities as a Summit member. While there's a bit of nervousness being a part of APU's first endeavor, I'm determined to make it a fun and enjoyable year that outweighs any worries. Above all, I want to give my best effort to make APU and society as a whole a better place. Please, let me hear many of your thoughts.

From Miyazaki
Iino High School 2nd year

While I have some apprehension about being entrusted with such a significant role as a Summit member, it is outweighed by even more anticipation and excitement!
I am truly looking forward to the numerous encounters and experiences that will go beyond the framework of "school." I want to think deeply about the future of learning, update my values, and connect these insights to my future.
There may be difficult challenges ahead, but by collaborating with the Future Visionary Vice President and other Summit members, I aim to become part of a team that attracts attention not only from Japan but from around the world. Through this experience, I aspire to become someone who changes and influences society, rather than just adapting to it.

From Kanagawa
Yokohama Futaba High School 1st year

I am truly honored to be part of such a significant project. Even if it is small, I want to create a new impact on the world through this activity, and I am committed to contributing to the best of my ability.
As a Summit member, I believe it is important to balance two aspects: supporting the Future Visionary Vice President and finding what I can do within that role. Although this is my first challenge, I aim to learn and grow significantly through this experience.

From Shiga
Zeze High School 2nd year

Hello! My name is Kotaro Hayashi, a second-year high school student living in Shiga Prefecture. I am excited to announce that I will be participating as a Summit member.
My favorite activity is engaging in dialogue! Not only do I want to spark conversations within our team, but I also aim to stir discussions about the numerous educational challenges Japan faces, including those at APU.
Over the next 10 months, I will do my best to think about what I can do through dialogues with all of you, while also facing various challenges. I look forward to working with you all!