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Joan Sisole from Kenya opens up about her study journey in Japan. She explains why she shifted from agriculture to medical anthropology, and how that connects to a project on elderly care back home. Joan’s advice is clear: “Be prepared—culturally, emotionally, and mentally.” She shares language insights, her chopstick-practice story, and how small habits help you adapt to a new culture. If you’re considering study in Japan, Joan’s experiences offer honest lessons on preparation and resilience.
Joan Sisole from Kenya opens up about her study journey in Japan. She explains why she shifted from agriculture to medical anthropology, and how that connects to a project on elderly care back home. Joan’s advice is clear: “Be prepared—culturally, emotionally, and mentally.” She shares language insights, her chopstick-practice story, and how small habits help you adapt to a new culture. If you’re considering study in Japan, Joan’s experiences offer honest lessons on preparation and resilience.