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On Arrival Day, IES Abroad Tokyo staff will greet you at Narita Airport and provide you with a preloaded transportation card. This transportation card will cover commuting expenses for all scheduled program activities, including city and airport transfers. Any additional transportation needs beyond the amount loaded onto the card will be your responsibility. These public transportation cards will give you access to Tokyo & Tsukuba's comprehensive train, subway, and bus systems. More information regarding how to use Japan's public transportation system will be shared on Arrival Day and during...
In the summer, the weather will be hot and humid. (For current weather conditions in Tokyo, check www.weather.com or another reliable source on worldwide weather). Clothes Lightweight and breathable clothes are highly recommended. If you tend to perspire easily, or are uncomfortable remaining in sweaty clothes for long hours, carrying a change of clothes with you to change into once you arrive at your destination may be a good idea. If you decide to purchase clothes in Japan, please note that you may have difficulty finding clothes that fit in Japan. Japanese sizes often run smaller than...
In Japan, electricity operates at 100 volts and 50 hertz and power sockets in Japan usually only have holes for a two-pin plug. Read more about electricity in Japan here. We urge you to conduct some research on adapters, converters, and transformers for Japan to find out what you need before you leave. You may need to purchase a voltage convertor and adapter in order to use major electrical appliances you bring from home. Please note that an adapter only changes the shape of the plug. It does not transform the voltage. If you have concerns, please check your appliance and/or contact your...

Segenet Mulaw

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My name is Segenet A. Mulaw. I'm passionate about storytelling, exploring diverse cultures, and building meaningful connections across communities and I'm always looking for ways to better understand people and the systems that shape our lives.
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My name is Segenet A. Mulaw. I'm passionate about storytelling, exploring diverse cultures, and building meaningful connections across communities and I'm always looking for ways to better understand people and the systems that shape our lives. 

2025 Summer 1
Buenos Aires Summer - Culture & Language
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Northeastern University
International Relations
Sociology

Sayora Idibekova

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Hi! I'm Sayora, a junior Economics major at Whitman College, originally from Khorog, Tajikistan. Studying abroad has truly changed my life, and I am excited that I can share my journey with you and inspire you to submit that application!
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Hi! I'm Sayora, a junior Economics major at Whitman College, originally from Khorog, Tajikistan. Studying abroad has truly changed my life, and I am excited that I can share my journey with you and inspire you to submit that application! 

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Cape Town Summer - Internship
Cape Town, South Africa
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Natalia Sanchez

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I love creativity! I love to sing, dance, play instruments, read/write poetry, act, paint, and just perform in any way. I'm a very shy person so it's difficult for me to put myself out there but I love getting the chance to step outside of my shell!
Natalia Sanchez
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I love creativity! I love to sing, dance, play instruments, read/write poetry, act, paint, and just perform in any way. I'm a very shy person so it's difficult for me to put myself out there but I love getting the chance to step outside of my shell!

2025 Summer 1
Barcelona Summer - Language & Area Studies
Barcelona, Spain
Yale University
Anthropology
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