High Tea with Dr. Zoie Wong in Tokyo

My family annual travel 2017 to Tokyo Japan was from 1 to 6 May.  Minda and I had chance to meet our HKSQ exco friend Dr. Zoie Wong in Ginza on 5 May 2017.  

Then we had a high tea near Nissan Crossing.  Zoie serviced in St. Luke’s International University (Graduate School of Public Health) and her title was Associate Professor, Division of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics; and Consultant, Support Unit for Conducting Clinically Essential Studies.  

Next day, I visited a book store named “紀伊國屋書店” and read a book named “Innovation Economics – The Race for Global Advantage”.

I wrote down 8 “I’s” of Innovation Policy below:

1.      Inspiration: Setting Ambition Goals

2.      Intention: Make Innovation Based Competitiveness a Nation Policy

3.      Insight: Improving Understanding of Innovation Performances

4.      Incentives: Encourage Innovation Production and Jobs in the US

5.      Investment: More Public Funding for Innovation and Productivity

6.      Institutional Innovation: Doing New Things in New Ways

7.      Information Technology Transformation

8.      International Framework for Innovation

The following photos I would like to share during my Japan trip.

We went to “河口湖溫泉旅館”.

Second target was “富士芝櫻”.

The last target was Skytree “進擊之巨塔”.

Reference:

St Luke’s GSPH - http://university.luke.ac.jp/sph/