Japan's NHK popular talk show "The Last Lecture Notes" is a phenomenon-level open class for all and the Japanese version of "Let's Talk". Elites and scholars from all walks of life are invited to give speeches on the theme of "If today was the last day of your life, what would you want to convey?" This set of books is the complete version of the four documentaries of "The Last Lecture", including parts that were not broadcast when the programs were made into books.
Cartoonist Keiko Nishihara, film director Nobuhiko Obayashi, Japan's "Father of Modern Robots" Hiroshi Ishiguro, and biologist Shinichi Fukuoka, used a lecture to talk about their accumulated experiences throughout their lives, and presented their thoughts to young people, including women's self, the future of industry and technology, the future of mankind, as well as professional experience, key knowledge and self-growth process.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting. Four big guys in different fields shared their experiences and thoughts, which benefited me a lot. I particularly like Keiko Nishihara, her views on the female self are illuminating. However, I kind of hate Obayashi Nobuhiko, and I don't quite agree with some of his ideas. The overall writing style is very relaxed and the writing style is good, just like chatting with friends. Highly recommended!
This book is very interesting. Four big guys in different fields shared their experiences and thoughts, which benefited me a lot. I particularly like Keiko Nishihara, her views on the female self are illuminating. However, I kind of hate Obayashi Nobuhiko, and I don't quite agree with some of his ideas. The overall writing style is very relaxed and the writing style is good, just like chatting with friends. Highly recommended!