Abstract

Using this method, the author passed the Certified Public Accountant exam in his 50s!

This book provides comprehensive instruction on how to "solidify knowledge and not forget it."

This method is suitable for qualification exams, multiple-choice exams, essay exams, and calculation questions in university and graduate school entrance exams!

It has proven its proven track record, with successful candidates passing Japan's most difficult qualification exams in a short period of time and even getting accepted into the University of Tokyo.

This book is a culmination of the author's unique study methods.
After nearly 50 years of practical research and study, the author has arrived at a "natural" approach that will deliver the best results!

[Proven success for these exams!]
● University of Tokyo, MBA, Systems Analyst, CFP (Certified Financial Planner), Certified Public Accountant, etc.
→The author himself passed.
● Bar Exam, Tax Accountant, Medical School Entrance Exam, etc.
→Many test takers have passed using the author's study methods.

[Learn the basics and tips you need to achieve results! 】
● The Principle for Clarifying Your Goals
● The Principle for Clearly Seeing Your Current Self
● The Principle for Continuous Study that Pays Off
● The Principle for Quickly Reading, Comprehending, and Memorizing
● The Principle for Changing Your "Non-Studying" Mind
● The Principle for Eliminating Wasted Time
● The Principle for "Obvious Strategies" for Each Exam

★~I'll Share with You the "New Study Method Conclusion" for Successful Exam Passing~★

Author’s Information

An expert in study methods utilizing speed reading and memory techniques.
Representative of Trespect Educational Institute.

Born in 1967. Graduated from the Faculty of Economics, University of Tokyo. After working for a publishing company and a consulting firm, he studied at New York University (MBA).
After working at a foreign-owned bank, he became independent in 2002 and established Trespect Management Educational Institute (now Trespect Educational Institute).
For over 30 years, he has continued practical research while applying speed reading and memory techniques to exam preparation, establishing a unique study method that incorporates insights from neuroscience, psychology, and cognitive science.
He has guided many students to success in difficult exams such as the bar exam and medical school entrance exams, and has also passed many difficult exams himself, reporting on his exam preparation experiences in newsletters and blogs.
He has made numerous media appearances, including on NHK.
He currently works at an auditing firm.