"I have no time to sleep (I have)." Such a rumor is in me(lol). In order to assimilate the contents at the same time、I think that this pace is the limit. At this pace、there is not much time lag with me. Because I also think that "I see," while composing this blog(lol).
This is a just inaccurate parsing of Shiba Ryotaro-san's opinions、based on my own memory of reading his books. Shiba-san probably entered what is now Osaka University of Foreign Studies some time after the Pacific War began (the educational system was different then than it is now). Shiba-san majored in Mongolian at this school. Based solely on my recollection of what Shiba-san said、after failing the entrance exam for a national university at the time (which may have been the only one that could be called a university)、Shiba-san was so devastated about his future that he decided to go to Manchuria and Mongolia and become a bandit、and enrolled in a local foreign language school in Osaka. Apparently、adventure novels of this nature were popular among boys at the time. However、at the time、there were few people majoring in Mongolian、so Shiba-san was apparently calculating that after graduating from the University of Foreign Studies、he might be able to get a job as a staff member at the