Farewell fukuoka

[Umaga's Witness]

Kenki fukuoka at just 28 is leaving rugby to go to medical school.

what a great contribution he has made to wold rugby, sad to see him go, but well done to him.

 

[Al Bangor]

If Covid-19 taught us one thing it's that we need more qualified doctors and nurses. I wish Kenki well in his medical pursuits.

 

[sigesige00]

Kenki fukuoka at just 28 is leaving rugby to go to medical school.

what a great contribution he has made to wold rugby, sad to see him go, but well done to him.

In the USA, Medical Schools are 4-year graduate course. How about in New Zealand?
In Japan, Medical Schools are 6-year undergraduate course.

List https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_schools_in_Japan
HUKUOKA Kenki entered Juntendo University's medical school. However, unfortunately, the selection process is highly dubious.

 

[Umaga's Witness]

In the USA, Medical Schools are 4-year graduate course. How about in New Zealand?
In Japan, Medical Schools are 6-year undergraduate course.

List https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_medical_schools_in_Japan
HUKUOKA Kenki entered Juntendo University's medical school. However, unfortunately, the selection process is highly dubious.

This is how you become a physician in new zealand: complete a five-year Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) degree at Otago or Auckland. work for two years as a house officer (supervised junior doctor) in a hospital. complete another six years of specialist training and examinations to become aFellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians

 

[sigesige00]

By the way, Hukuoka (I am against the spelling "Fukuoka") is a common surname, and also place name. Hukuoka was born in Hukuoka Prefecture, and graduated from Hukuoka Prefectural Hukuoka High School.

 

[Umaga's Witness]

By the way, Hukuoka (I am against the spelling "Fukuoka") is a common surname, and also place name. Hukuoka was born in Hukuoka Prefecture, and graduated from Hukuoka Prefectural Hukuoka High School.

Sorry for my ignorance, can you educate me? Why do you spell it with an h but others spell it with an f?

 

[sigesige00]

Sorry for my ignorance, can you educate me? Why do you spell it with an h but others spell it with an f?

There are different systems of Romanisation of Japanese. "Fukuoka" is Hepburn system to which I am strongly opposed. These articles may help you https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kunrei-shiki_romanization https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hepburn_romanization