Japan is a beautiful and complex country that combines, as it seems, incompatible things. For example, it's skyscrapers and cozy wooden houses, genetic engineering and tea ceremony and more. These are the opposite things, but it is here that they are in harmony.

This is already my third visit to Japan, and I can say that this is one of the most fascinating of my trips. Kanazawa is one of the places where one should come to teach a young scientist. 
I studied at the Department of Oncology and Molecular Biology (Professor Takahashi), and the Department of Medical Oncology (Professor Yano), which allowed me to deepen my knowledge in oncology.