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Top 3 things about Japanese culture that surprised an African who has lived in Japan for 3 years

The first half of the conversation is here    • 【衝撃】たった6ヶ月で日本語を習得したウガンダ人が凄すぎた   The Uganda Study Tour with Hara Kanta is here https://uganda-study-tour.hp.peraichi... We asked Samuel, who is from Uganda, Africa, who lived in Japan for three years, what surprised him the most about the difference between Japan and Uganda. What is the "true charm" of Uganda, as someone who knows life in Japan well? And what did Samuel think about Hara Kanta's activities to convey the reality of Africa? This content is recommended not only for those who are interested in Africa, but also for those who are interested in the differences between Japan and the world. Please watch until the end. ◆Kanta Hara's online salon Synergy is here https://peraichi.com/landing_pages/vi... ◆Kanta Hara's book "To become an adult who does not ignore the world" is here Paperback version ➡https://kantahara.thebase.in/items/58... Kindle version ➡https://amzn.to/3fLTKb7 ◆Job requests and inquiries are here https://www.kantahara.com/entry/profi... ◆Kanta Hara's book "The habit of 'seeing the world correctly' that connects you to the SDGs" is here https://amzn.to/33gLGh9 ◆Supporters Club to support Kanta Hara is here https://community.camp-fire.jp/projec... ◆Kanta Hara's profile Born in 1994. Freelance international cooperation consultant. Graduated from Waseda University. After meeting a begging girl in the Philippines, she started working in international cooperation while she was a student. She has supported former child soldiers in Uganda and refugees in South Sudan. While in college, she founded the NPO Confront World and started working in international cooperation as a new graduate. She also works on awareness-raising activities through publications, lectures, and blogs, and in March 2018, she received the Ono Azusa Memorial Award. After graduating from college, she developed adjustment disorder and left the organization. After six months of battling the illness, she resumed her work as a freelancer. She collaborates with a local NGO in Uganda, providing sanitary products to girls in the northeast. She is also involved in lectures, blogging, YouTube, and running an online salon, pursuing a new way of working that combines freelance and international cooperation. His books include "Becoming an adult who does not ignore the world" and "Habits of "seeing the world correctly" that connect you to the SDGs". ◆Twitter is here   / kantahara   ◆Instagram is here   / kantahara0422   ◆Blog is here https://www.kantahara.com/ ◆Material sites used ①The photos quoted from Shutterstock are with permission from Shutterstock.com. Register at the link below to receive a 4,000 yen Amazon gift card. https://share.shutterstock.com/kantah... ②Register at the material site "Artlist" at the link below to receive 2 months free. https://artlist.io/referral/3850694/K... Unless otherwise stated, the photos and footage appearing in the video are used to help viewers understand the video and do not necessarily link the content of the video to specific individuals, organizations, places, items, etc. In addition, there is no intention to infringe on the portrait rights of anyone appearing in the photos or videos. Unless otherwise noted, the photos and videos are used just for helping viewers understand the content, and do not necessarily link the content of the video to specific individuals, groups, places, or goods in the photos and videos. It is not intended to infringe on the right of publicity of anyone appearing in the photos or videos. This YouTube channel is a participant of the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.co.jp. #Africa #Uganda #See a list of videos by Kanta Hara here