【目指せ東大 日本史60点】日本史は過去問でのみ学べる！

Following on from last time, Naoki Kanda, who studied independently without attending high school and was accepted into the University of Tokyo, talked about his Japanese history study methods! ◆Here are links to Naoki Kanda's recommended reference books: ↓↓ https://www.yamakawa.co.jp/ (Search "Japanese History Libretto"!) ◆University of Tokyo Study Tips ↓↓ https://www.tiktok.com/@taketora_sh?l... ◆Free exam consultations now available! (Online consultations available. Please feel free to contact us!) https://www.ohrin.jp/consultation/ ◆[Nationwide] Online classes now available! https://www.ohrin.jp/online-course/ ◆We help students from middle school to high school, and even those who have already graduated, with all their learning concerns, so they can "develop a winning habit"! Ohrin Preparatory School http://www.ohrin.jp/ ◆After dropping out of high school, he attended the Faculty of Medicine at Shinshu University and graduated from the Faculty of Economics at the University of Tokyo. Principal's Blog ⇨ https://ameblo.jp/gakunenn-biri/ ◆Ohrin Preparatory School Branch Websites Urawa Branch: https://www.ohrin.jp/minamiurawa/ Kawagoe Branch: https://www.ohrin.jp/kawagoekou/ Tachikawa Branch: https://www.ohrin.jp/tachikawa/ [Speaker Information] ●Yuki Tsujinaka At the end of his second year of high school, he scored below 50% on the National Center Test for University Admissions (Mathematics), then attended Ohrin Preparatory School. He scored 90% on the second-stage mathematics exam and was accepted into the Faculty of Letters, Division 2 at the University of Tokyo. He graduated from Saitama Prefectural Omiya High School. He taught numerous students as a head instructor at Ohrin Preparatory School's Omiya branch, and later became the principal of Ohrin Preparatory School's Kawagoe branch. ● Kosuke Yamafuji He scored 118/120 on the University of Tokyo's second-stage English exam, nearly topping the English section, and achieved 407.6 points out of a possible 550, falling just 0.1 point short of passing the Faculty of Science Division 1 at the University of Tokyo. (The passing score for the Faculty of Science Division 3 in the 2017 entrance exam was 407.7 points.) Graduated from Sakae Higashi High School. Currently working as a lecturer at Sakurain Preparatory School Omiya Main Branch. ● Taketora Shingu (Principal) After consistently ranking last in his grade since entering high school, he agonized over his decision to drop out. One year after dropping out, he made a bold move and passed the University Entrance Qualification Examination. Using his unique study method, he enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine at Shinshu University. After six months of studying, he passed the Faculty of Letters Division 2 at the University of Tokyo, and went on to study at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Tokyo. His books include "How to Go from Last in Your Class to Getting into the University of Tokyo, Medical School, Waseda University, and Keio University" (Yale Publishing), "Gain the Ability to Think Deeply! Genius Club Chalepe 1 General Edition," and "Gain the Ability to Think Deeply! Genius Club Chalepe 2 [Mathematics] Edition" (Jitsugyo no Nihon Publishing). Passed the University Entrance Qualification Examination (now known as the High School Equivalency Examination) (high school dropout) Shinshu University School of Medicine Admitted to the University of Tokyo, Faculty of Letters, Division 2 (ranked 1st in the University of Tokyo mock exam) Graduated from the University of Tokyo, Faculty of Economics After graduation, worked as a TV station producer before opening Sakurarin Preparatory School #UniversityofTokyo #Self-Study #UniversityofTokyo #StudyAbroad [Recommended External Related Videos]    • ドイツ留学！(Study in Germany)学費が安すぎ？　Free Mover...      • ドイツ留学ガイド【完全版】学費・生活費・メリット・DAADドイツ学術交流会 Why ...      • ドイツ留学どうだった？1年間の留学を終えた日本人2人にインタビュー！      • 【ワーホリ】諦めない！私のドイツ留学 #ちか友留学生活2019      • Video