– Art and Society

– Economics

1. Problems of Japanese Enterprise

2. How can Japan be self-supporting

– Education

1. The comparison of new education with old, The merits and demerits of new education, Co-education, Student self-government, Part-time jobs of students.

2. Student Exchange

3. Vocational and Academic Education

– Journalism

1. A comparison between Existing Concepts of Journalism and Their Contributions to World Peace

– Jurisprudence

1. Historical Survey and Reformation after 1945

2. Judicial Supremacy

3. International law

4. Law and Power

– Medicine

1. Introduction of the system of medical education in both countries

2. Socialized medicine

3. Separation of medicine and Pharmacy

4. TB and cancer

5. Sex education

6. Birth control

– Politics: Is the co-existence of the two worlds possible or not?

– Religion: How can religion contribute to World Peace

– Science: How can science contribute to World Peace

– Social Problems

1. Juvenile Delinquency

2. Population Problem