Last year, I feel that there was a topic called Kotara how a project that allowed AI (artificial intelligence) to take the University of Tokyo entrance exam, but the Chuo-ku Tourism Association apparently introduced artificial intelligence and responded to the shortage of correspondents It seems that he has embarked on measures.
The other day, if you were walking around Kyobashi, why is Pepper to Edo Grand! ?
How long do you like this? Did the budget increase after the tourist association was incorporated?
If you look closely, this is surprisingly cute. It's serious (>_<)
I felt a heartfelt hospitality force in multilingual support.
Since the contents of the tourist guide are relatively one pattern, there is no need for a huge amount of big data, and the content within the test range of the Chuo-ku Tourism Certification is sufficient.
Maybe Pepper could pass by (rude) easy victory.
The only story here, Atakushi, also took the 10th anniversary test approaching this weekend, and is studying hard to get a special limited pass goods. (← absolutely secret)
Last year, I took the exam and passed it, so it's OK if I don't take it strictly, but from a senior correspondent,
"That's useless to take the exam every year," he said from the top (>_<)
Well, that's the tenth anniversary, so I applied for a light glue at the end of the year with a light glue to commemorate it.
This blog seems to have been read by many correspondents, but I think some readers will take the exam for the first time this time.
Without permission from the Chuo-ku Tourism Association
I would like to introduce you to the outlook for Atakushi's own initiative here. Is there any problem?
This year's theme problem is "70 years of Chuo-ku".
Therefore, it is a good idea to check the items from 1947 on page 184 in the chronological table at the end of the official text "Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia" (latest edition published in 2017).
For example, when was the Chuo-ku Tourism Association established? Questions like (1959) are expected.
Of course, you have to know the year of Zubari because it is a four choice, but the knowledge that "Nihonbashi Ward and Kyobashi Ward have been merged into the current Chuo-ku" (birth of the new "Chuo-ku" on Text P. 126 ~ The present) will also be asked.
・・Well, that's so far
Whoever thinks about it?
This is a low-level forecast (>_<)
In the seventh installment, Yoshida Shoin's resignation phrase was presented in connection with NHK Taiga drama series's "Hana Moeyu," which was broadcast at the time.
So, this time, "Saigo Don" story is expected. This is what I say for myself, but it is quite advanced, and I don't think artificial intelligence or Pepper can predict (probably)
The ruins of the Saigo Takamori mansion in Text p.90 have not been asked in the past, and an explanation board for the remains of the mansion has been installed right next to "Yoshiume Yoshicho-tei", which appeared as a new item in the newly renovated text since last year. Did you know?
So, it seems that this is a question of walking around the city.
By the way, Yoshiume Yoshicho-tei (P. 132) is the only new item that has not been submitted as a national registered Tangible Cultural Property, and is likely to be aimed at high establishment.
[Yoshiume Yoshicho-tei]
Although it is difficult to understand with black-and-white photographs in the text, it may be presented as a "photo problem" using beautiful color photographs. All the Tangible Cultural Property on this page is questioned about photo issues!
(*Recently, only photos are printed in color on this test question paper.)
The beginning of "Monoshiri Encyclopedia", which was newly released last year (?) Then, please note that two pages, "The Past and Present of Chuo-ku Seen in Photos," have been added! It seems that the question will be asked from a plain viewpoint that is not mentioned in the text. For example, in the Olympic story, a new photo of the relay point of the torch relay in 1964 has been added, but it is a question like "What is the bridge behind it?"
Then, as you can see from examining the past questions from the first session, the questioners seem to like Kabuki. Kabuki stands out in questions related to traditional performing arts such as Edo Sanza and Kabukiza Neta. Atakushi is assigned to items that have been submitted in the same category when the past question is executed. ★Since it is checked with a mark, if you try the past 9 times, the same item will inevitably be checked more than 3 times. So ★Those with three marks are called "three-star class" (without permission)
[Edo Customs Twelve Months in November, Saruwaka-cho, Fighted Musume Figure]
In photography, Nishiki-e is often asked.
In addition, there are some items that have been submitted four or five times after slightly changing their viewpoints and approaches, so it is worth keeping the 3-star class as the most important item.
I don't know if the subject is the same person every year, but if you were the same person, I guess this person really likes sushi. (I also love Atakushi!)
↑ Well, usually I like most people.
In Chapter 4 of the text ("Monoshiri Encyclopedia"), sushi, soba, and tempura are frequent in the corner to learn about food culture, but sushi ingredients are delicious in a 5-star class (No, it's not Share)
And the recent trend is the item related to "old town name". In the new version of the text, the commentary on "Old Town Name" (P.175) has been doubled and renewed, and the content has been enhanced, and it is interesting to read. Here's a check.
Also, what the atakushi personally recommends is "Chuo-ku Machikado Exhibition Hall". This is also a recent trend every year, but for some reason there is no question from the Ningyocho area at the moment. All of them, such as Tsukuda and Ishikawajima, came out. The "Yukata Museum" is likely to be targeted this time. High-level hooks are expected, such as arranging the names of living national treasures, Kotaro Shimizu in the options.
We are about to enter the 100 years of life. It's a waste not to study without the exam. I'm embarrassing to say self-development, but I want to use the test as a tool to hone myself and find the treasure of life that can be seen behind the question and on the other side of passing (>_<).
Even if you say Tokanandoka, you don't want to be deceptive to study hard because of the exam (>_<) (>_<) (>_<) (>_<)
I hope everyone who takes the examination test will pass!
There is an era in which AI makes decisions on autonomous driving and personnel changes. The role of the tourist guide may change gradually, but I would like to work on correspondent activities again this year while exploring the appearance of stylish guidance and hospitality that cannot be imitated by artificial intelligence, full of humanity. I think