To figure out what I should work on next, I specifically arranged a discussion with Ito-san. He replied that 2 p.m. would work, and even went to sleep at 1:30 for it.

My original plan was to add a button in Gmail that could upload directly to HDE Secure Mail for Online Storage, but it seemed that this could only be done as a Chrome Extension. Ito-san thought it was interesting, but since many customers still used IE, he later suggested that I instead implement a way for HDE Secure Mail for Online Storage to receive files from Google Drive. I hope I can finish it in time.

In the evening, Nakagome-san invited Philipp and me to Josui Kaikan. Josui Kaikan is the alumni hall of Hitotsubashi University. Besides the foreign employees from the company, there were also Nagatsuka-san, whom I had met before, some Hitotsubashi students Sunny had invited, and Tori, whom I had also met previously.

From Josui Kaikan, we could see Tokyo Tower. The view was nice, and everyone was having a good time.

Sunny felt uneasy that Nakagome-san had invited relatively few working professionals, because the original expectation was that this would be a networking event between professionals and students.

In any case, I still had a great time drinking. In the end, Nakagome-san paid again, and I only paid 1,000 yen.

Note: This article is translated from Traditional Chinese.