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I intend to major in biochemistry. In my native country, Japan, my father founded and still runs a health food company. During my childhood and adolescence, I became very interested in the subject of biochemistry, especially as it relates to the health of the human body and the harm that can be caused to it by various chemical ingredients and compounds in certain unhealthy foods. Before coming to the United States in 2001 to pursue my higher education, I also worked for six years in the sales department of a pharmaceutical company. That experience, especially my interactions with physicians, pharmacists, chemists, biologists, and others in various medical and scientific fields, further increased my interest in studying biochemistry as a future academic subject and career area. I also feel that knowledge of biochemistry could benefit humanity, for example, as my father has done in founding his health food company. After I complete my higher education, I would like either to follow in my father's footsteps, by founding and running a similar business; take over, expand and improve his company, or work on my own as a biochemist for a pharmaceutical or other scientifically or medically-related company.
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I believe this to have been the most difficult experience of my life, but also my greatest period of personal growth. That particular experience made me stronger; more mature; more sympathetic to others, and overall a better person. My passion for soccer developed early on, and from elementary school through high school I played soccer competitively, and was usually captain of my team. After my high school graduation, I quickly turned professional and played for a Japanese soccer team called the Yokohaha Flugels from 1988 until 1994, when an injury unfortunately ended my career. That is when I learned about resiliency and how to absorb a major disappointment and move on. I believe that experience taught me about leadership; patience; sympathy, and teamwork, all qualities that would enable me to contribute positively to the vitality of the University.
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