(Continuation from yesterday)

Besides this, paper are required to quote a lot of past papers.

Also in the requirement, "please quote at 10 to 30 papers" (really).

So, if I write an English paper, I have to quote English papers naturally and I also have to read all of them.

For "engineers who are not loved by English", this can be said to be one of the hells on the world.

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In the first place, I am a human who does not ask "people's opinion".

Because, even if listening to another person's justice?, is it fun for you ?

Listen to the story of everyone telling you?

Huh?

Such a person should finish his/her life, just listening to people's opinions.

... I'm sorry, my feelings are annoyed, so I inadvertently vomited "justice".

Back on topic.

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I am not sure how to write the paper and to operate the procedure, I am asking the secretariat of the academic association by e-mail - in English.

The person in charge of the secretariat is very kind. It politely responds variously - in English.

However, the name of the secretariat, which is described in the e-mail, is like Japanese name, no matter how I look at it.

The location includes "Tokyo" and I am also sending the address of the company stating "Yokohama".

Somewhere in Scandinavia, Africa and the Middle East might be called "Tokyo", however , the possibility seems to be low.

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In Japan, Japanese people exchanges English messages.

"What a useless think they do!"

I agree with you, however, in the world of such academism,

"Official language = English"

It has such a strong power.

This is "customs".

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When we say "customs", we make images as follows,

- In the old family, at the husband's parents home, his wife should not join the New Year's party, Just to make meals in the kitchen, or just to serve dishes (true story)

- On the night of New Year's Eve, all relatives of the spouse gathered in the drawing room, sitting on the sofa (stretching the spine), and watching th NHK symphony orchestra's year-end concert (true story)

In conclusion, it is no exaggeration to say that our world is made with just "customs".