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/ @courrier_japon 👆️Please subscribe and rate this video. Denmark, a small country with a land area roughly the size of Japan's Kyushu Island and a population of approximately 6 million, consistently ranks among the world's top countries in happiness rankings, and boasts a GDP per capita twice that of Japan. This time, we'll be interviewing Tomoko Nielsen-Kitamura, author of "Denmark's Amazing Education" and a cultural translator residing in Denmark, about the reasons why Denmark has achieved both economic success and high levels of happiness. Guest Tomoko Nielsen-Kitamura Profile Residing on Lolland Island since 2001. Cultural Translator. Founder of DANSK. Director of AIDA DESIGN LAB. Advisor to the Japan Sustainable Restaurant Association. Lecturer in the "Food Culture Design Course" at Kyoto University of the Arts Correspondence Education Department. Journalist, coordinator, and advisor. Plans and conducts lectures, workshops, and learning journeys. Reference Book "Denmark's Amazing Education System: Higher Economic Power and Happiness" https://amzn.to/4dMiu3H Table of Contents 0:00 Opening 01:22 Denmark: Achieving Both Economic Strength and Happiness 02:31 What is a "Forest Kindergarten"? 07:56 No Textbooks? The Danish Education System 13:36 Options After Compulsory Education 15:31 The "Gap Year": A Period of Unevaluated Care 18:30 The Meaning of "Adulthood" in Denmark 20:00 "What Do You Want to Do?": A Question Asked from Early Childhood 24:33 No Standardized Test Scores or University Rankings 25:38 No Concept of a "Good Company" 29:20 English Education in Denmark Interviewer Yuka Sato