It was summer of a sophomore two years ago that I came across L-CDI for the first time.
I was shocked in all.
I had you teach a class of Motivation from Big Teacher (Mr. Max Singh).
I learned what I did not "give up" "acting" most in that.
I associated with L-CDI afterwards through work camps of NPO.
In addition, I wanted to really watch reality with my eyes and went around the L-CDI center in a farm village of each place earnestly.
And I thought that I had it on myself.

Rana which taught hockey as an international volunteer in this L-CDI came to Cambodia with thought to want many people to know the hockey that hisself loved.
However, it cannot afford to still enjoy sports to people of this country, and it was the situation that was difficult so that he conveyed it.
Meanwhile, Rana which came across Big Teacher gathered players in L-CDI and decided to make a team. He wanted to have the students who played hockey here know splendor of more sports.
At the ground where a cloud of dust flew in the hot inside narrowly, a partner always agreed every day because a team was not and without an and aim of a matchand, they drove it into an exercise of hockey with a member earnestly.

In Cambodia, a wound of the civil war that politics continued with instability for years is not yet cured.
I think that such a social uneasiness reaches children.
The young people Of to 20 generations late 10s in particular are disappointed at Cambodian social structure, and it is not possible even to have hope in the future.
I think that education to work on the inside like L-CDI may be right needed now.
I think that sports are one methods to have hope to the future elsewhere to build the friendship and a relationship of mutual trust.I think whether it is a method to be able to show that an effort is realized alone in the Cambodian society which is not readily rewarded even if I make an effort in clearly.

A team of L-CDI goes for an international match sometime and wins and advances to the next around of it and prays for coming to encourage the Cambodian whole.
In addition, I am glad and, through this team, think if I have the thing that education is how important for a human being or many people notice it.

	The collaboration camping that 12Japanese + 12Cambodians + Malaysian participated in including OSA.
	A lot of neighboring children gather when they do a work.
	There are a lot of volunteers who came over like Rana from foreign countries.