Bungetsu Tetsurō

A person who was even featured in an elementary school ethics textbook The book \`\`Bushido'' introduced the Japanese way of thinking to people around the world and caused great surprise and excitement. Inazo Nitobe, known as its author, was born at the end of the Edo period. During these turbulent times, he completed his studies and became an educator, educating students at many schools. He later served as Under-Secretary-General of the League of Nations and worked hard for world peace. It depicts the life of Inazo, who was active as an international citizen and was even featured in elementary school moral textbooks.

He was also featured in elementary school ethics textbooks Nobel loved studying from an early age. He was born to his father who loved invention. As a result of his influence, He became interested in science. Through studying abroad in France, England, and America, Nobel witnessed the world's most cutting-edge science and technology. Now he wants to contribute to the future of humanity. Later, Nobel, who invented dynamite, used his profits to accumulate a huge inheritance that contributed to human development and peace activities. He hoped that it would be used for an award to honor people.