Kazō was so talented that the founder of Japan's modern army, Murata Zōroku (named Ōmura Masujirō afterward), who worked with Kazō to build the steamship, is said to have mentioned that he could be a professor at a university if he lived in Europe.
I think Kazō's life is a guide for the path that Japan should take toward achieving economic growth -- that is, incorporating knowledge and coping with globalization. Thank you very much for your kind attention.