10/4 (Mon)
I sent a thank-you email to Prof. Gordon. Also, I emailed the people involved about the Rikuzentakata project.
I did some work on the editorial committee of the Architectural Institute of Japan. I send an email to the Disaster Committee about my visit.
I ordered a temperature/humidity meter and a humidifier.
I made an appointment for influenza vaccination.
I did the rest of the coding in nvivo, from top 2 to 4 in English.
I attended USJP Seminar “Japan’s Changing Cybersecurity and the Future of U.S.-Japan Relations.”
10/5 (Tue)
I boiled vegetables until waiting for windows repair.
I did the rest of the coding in nvivo—English top 5 to 8.
Participated in HIST2016.
I got an SSN.
10/6 (Wed)
Stacie and Prof. Whitelow sent me information about the former Reischauer's house.
Lee-sensei of the same apartment invited me dinner next week.
Went to Belmont, played tennis, and had dinner at Kaoru Iokibe's house.
10/7 (Thu)
I sent a video to the Maki-sensei's kaken research group.
I finished the rest of the coding in nvivo—English top 9 to 10.
10/8 (Fri)
I wrote and sent an ISSS peer-reviewed report.
I organized NVivo's coding results but didn't have enough time.
I attended the Weatherhead Center gathering.
10/9 (Sat)
I went to the MAC(gym). I tried a heavy weight than the last week and drunk protein.
I went through business school and shopped at Trader Joe's.
I attended to Hiroko Kumaki's seminar.
In talking about mental care for the victims of Fukushima, I asked about distrust of the government and TEPCO and the outlook for community care. The inability to talk about sensitive direct feelings may affect their mental health.
And I received a temperature/humidity meter and a humidifier.
