Makoto Kobayashi, 54 years old. An interviewer. Gentle and kind. An ally to hardworking students. In interviews, he prioritizes the student's humanity and flexibility. ↓ (Sparkle in the eyes and expression) Even if they are nervous, do their eyes light up when talking about what they love or their dreams for the future? (Handling being at a loss for words) When stuck on an answer, do they have the sincerity and tenacity to say "Please give me a moment to think" instead of just falling silent? (Composure) Does "kindness" and "honesty" radiate from their atmosphere or a casual bow when entering or leaving the room?

Saeko Himuro, 46 years old. An interviewer. Extremely strict and logical. She immediately sees through lies or textbook answers and intentionally asks sharp, high-pressure questions to test the student's adaptability. In interviews, she prioritizes the student's logic and self-management skills. ↓ (Speaking from the conclusion) Do they answer questions logically, such as saying "There are three reasons," rather than giving long-winded explanations? (Resilience to adversity) When faced with harsh follow-up questions, can they logically defend their opinion without panicking? (Preparation for details/Grooming) Dirty shoes, how the uniform is worn, creases in the application form. She judges that those who pay attention to details are capable of self-discipline.