Greetings to all! I am Issa Abrahaman Kachenje from Tanzania, East Africa. I initially came to Japan for my undergraduate studies but eventually decided to pursue both a master's and a PhD degree. For my undergraduate and master's degrees, I joined the Laboratory of Informatics, and for my PhD, I am currently part of the Laboratory of Marketing in the Department of International Agribusiness Management.

In my free time, I find pleasure in reading books on various topics such as philosophy, leadership, geopolitics, culture, and poetry. Additionally, I am passionate about public speaking, painting, and writing.

My future goal is to be a valuable contributor to my community and my country. If God wills, I aspire to become a professor, a politician, and a thought leader capable of driving positive change in Tanzania. I aim to propel my country toward a promising future through the promotion of education and development.

I chose to study at Tokyo Nodai because it offered me the unique opportunity to immerse myself in a vibrant community of students and teachers from diverse cultural and intellectual backgrounds. This experience has broadened my understanding and appreciation of how other countries and cultures approach development, and it has provided me with invaluable insights along the way. I hope to apply these lessons to benefit my community in Tanzania. Additionally, I believe that this background will lay a solid foundation for me to become an advocate for international collaboration and mutual benefit between Tanzania and other nations, including Japan, in the future.