In the context of mental health, fearing the illness of Shinkeisho (mind-body syndrome) is called "hypochondria" by the founder of Morita therapy, Masatake Morita. My research aims to use Morita therapy and ACT therapy to alleviate the mental health risks of university students with strong hypochondriacal tendencies through awareness of inner sensations. I aim to contribute to the practice of Morita's "cultivation of hypochondriacal tendencies" by proposing new methods for people who suffer from hypochondriacal tendencies in social life.

I am also interested in learning about interesting knowledge of personality psychology and social psychology, such as the MBTI personality test. In linguistics, I enjoy learning about the similarities and differences in pronunciation among different languages. My hobby is music, and I like listening to and singing various types of music in my free time.