超エリート官僚(えりーとかんりょう)の立場で、ドイツの「ベルリン」へ留学した

'The Dancing Girl' (Maihime) is a pioneering masterpiece of modern Japanese romanticism written by Ogai Mori during the Meiji period, depicting the tragic conflict between the modern 'self' and 'social career.' Toyotaro Ota, a super-elite bureaucrat who graduated from Tokyo University with top honors, traveled to Berlin, Germany, under government orders for study.