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Boy, 14, breaks exam age record
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A 14-year-old boy has become the youngest licensed bilingual tour guide on record, the Japan National Tourism Organization announced Feb. 4. Junior high school student Shintaro Iwai of the city of Kumamoto beat the old record, held by a 15-year-old, by succeeding on his second attempt at the English-language exam. He was 14 at the time he applied but has since turned 15. The exam tests knowledge of Japan, including geography, history, economics, politics and culture, in addition to linguistic skills. (Kyodo News)
通訳案内士試験で最年少合格者、出願時14歳
日本政府観光局は2月4日、平成22年度の通訳案内士試験で、熊本市内の出願時14歳の中学3年生がこれまでの最年少で合格したと発表した。
Shukan ST: February 18, 2011
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