-Keep volunteering the senior care center-

Make notes everything what I think about, Interview with seniors

*In order to know about senior care system in Canada, I have to go to Japanese consulate general in Vancouver and ask staffs there to teach me senior care system in Canada at first. Of course, I have to keep volunteering at a senior care center. I also have to make notes what I notice, interview seniors what they think about senior care system in Canada and what they think about to be older during the volunteer work.

*Each senior have different health problem. According to the problems, senior cares toward them are changed. I have to meet and interview with many seniors in different health condition, go to many senior care institutions divided into health conditions and circumstances of seniors

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*I will research senior care system in countries all over the world, mainly about the difference in health condition and senior care system between developed countries and developing ones.I will focus on the difference in senior care systems between Canada and Japan.I will also research about senior care system, peoples' thinking toward getting old of each countries and cultures.

* I will use the World Wide Web.

*I will interview a Japanese researcher of senior care system. She lives in Japan so we will talk by telephone. I will do it at the last time of my research because she knows many things about senior care system and we can talk in Japanese. If I talk to her at the beginning of the research, it will be easy for me to research but it is not a good way to improve my academic research skills.

�AKeep volunteering at the senior care center and make a note of everything what I think about senior care system.

�BInterview with Canadian seniors in the center about their attitude toward being older

�CResearch on senior care system and seniors' attitudes toward getting older in the world. I will consider each situation of countries and cultural differences

I will use academic, magazine and newspaper articles in the World Wide Web. In addition, I will go to UBC health sciences bookshop to buy many books about senior care system in the world and read them.

�DVisit to several institutes for seniors in Vancouver.

�EInterview with a Japanese researcher of senior care system in Japan by telephone. I would like to know what she is thinking about problems of Japanese senior care system, how it will be changed.