She was able to pass on her first attempt. I'd like to be a judge. In her first year, studying organ transplant law got her interested in taking the exam. According to Mika, her little secret to success is to concentrate on studying for a limited period. On the other hand, Ms. Nozaki had taken the exam three times in the past, which is normally the case in Japan.
Potential lawyers have to take the test many times before passing.
She wants to practice law on Okinawa. Having dreamed of becoming an attorney since high school, she wants to help Okinawa in any way she can. Kanoko Yamada is now in her third year at Johoku Junior High School in Shuri, Naha. As a fourth grader in Johoku Elementary School, Kanoko and her classmates sent one thousand folded paper cranes on a string and a collection of student compositions to a volunteer group in Kobe. Her poem was on the back cover of the collection.