def filter(self,
               pos_condition=None,
               stopwords=None,
               is_normalize=True,
               func_normalizer=normalize_text,
               check_field_name='stem'):
        # type: (List[Tuple[text_type,...]], List[text_type], bool, Callable[[text_type], text_type],text_type)->FilteredObject
        """* What you can do
        - It filters out token which does NOT meet the conditions (stopwords & part-of-speech tag)
        - Under python2.x, pos_condition & stopwords are converted into unicode type.

        * Parameters
        - pos_condition: list of part-of-speech(pos) condition. The pos condition is tuple is variable length.
        You can specify hierarchical structure of pos condition with variable tuple.
        The hierarchy of pos condition follows definition of dictionary.
            - For example, in mecab you can take words with 名詞 if ('名詞',)
            - For example, in mecab you can take words with 名詞-固有名詞 if ('名詞', '固有名詞')
        - stopwords: list of word which you would like to remove
        - is_normalize: Boolean flag for normalize stopwords.
        - func_normalizer: Function object for normalization. The function object must be the same one as when you use tokenize.
        - check_field_name: Put field name to check if stopword or NOT. Kytea does not have stem form of word, put 'surface' instead.

        * Example
        >>> pos_condition = [('名詞', '一般'), ('形容詞', '自立'), ('助詞', '格助詞', '一般')]
        >>> stopwords = ['これ', 'それ']
        """
        assert isinstance(pos_condition, (type(None), list))
        assert isinstance(stopwords, (type(None), list))

        if stopwords is None:
            s_words = []
        elif six.PY2 and all((isinstance(s, str) for s in stopwords)):
            """under python2.x, from str into unicode"""
            if is_normalize:
                s_words = [func_normalizer(s.decode(self.string_encoding)) for s in stopwords]
            else:
                s_words = [s.decode(self.string_encoding) for s in stopwords]
        else:
            if is_normalize:
                s_words = [func_normalizer(s) for s in stopwords]
            else:
                s_words = stopwords


        if pos_condition is None:
            p_condition = []
        else:
            p_condition = self.__check_pos_condition(pos_condition)

        filtered_object = filter_words(
            tokenized_obj=self,
            valid_pos=p_condition,
            stopwords=s_words,
            check_field_name=check_field_name
        )
        assert isinstance(filtered_object, FilteredObject)

        return filtered_object
* What you can do
        - It filters out token which does NOT meet the conditions (stopwords & part-of-speech tag)
        - Under python2.x, pos_condition & stopwords are converted into unicode type.

        * Parameters
        - pos_condition: list of part-of-speech(pos) condition. The pos condition is tuple is variable length.
        You can specify hierarchical structure of pos condition with variable tuple.
        The hierarchy of pos condition follows definition of dictionary.
            - For example, in mecab you can take words with 名詞 if ('名詞',)
            - For example, in mecab you can take words with 名詞-固有名詞 if ('名詞', '固有名詞')
        - stopwords: list of word which you would like to remove
        - is_normalize: Boolean flag for normalize stopwords.
        - func_normalizer: Function object for normalization. The function object must be the same one as when you use tokenize.
        - check_field_name: Put field name to check if stopword or NOT. Kytea does not have stem form of word, put 'surface' instead.

        * Example
        >>> pos_condition = [('名詞', '一般'), ('形容詞', '自立'), ('助詞', '格助詞', '一般')]
        >>> stopwords = ['これ', 'それ']