In Your Sixties: What to Change, What to Keep Yoko Kishimoto Chuo Koron Shinsha Chuo Koron Shinsha :9784122075283

**"Follow your heart's journey and fill your life with abundance!"**
Yoko Kishimoto is a Japanese essayist. She is also the Vice Chairman of the NHK Central Broadcasting Program Council. She also works as a visiting professor at Shukutoku University. She is also a director of the Japan Sento Culture Association and has written many books on haiku.
Born in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, she joined Toho Mutual Life Insurance Company after graduating from the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Tokyo. After leaving the company, she studied abroad at Beijing Foreign Studies University in China. After returning to Japan, she began her writing career.
She has written many books, some of the most representative being "I Hate Crystals," "Taiwan: The Island of Slight Fever," and "Starting with Cancer."
Q: What is her contribution?
A: She advocates valuing one's heart and living an abundant life.
Q: What are her famous works?
A: Her book "Starting with Cancer," which recounts her experience recovering from appendiceal cancer, received a great response.
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**"Follow your heart's journey and fill your life with abundance!"**
Yoko Kishimoto is a Japanese essayist. He is also the vice-chairman of the NHK Central Broadcasting Program Council. He also works as a visiting professor at Shukutoku University. He is also a director of the Japan Sento Culture Association and has written many books on haiku.
Born in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, joined Toho Mutual Life Insurance Company after graduating from the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Tokyo. After leaving the company, he studied abroad at Beijing Foreign Language Institute in China. After returning to Japan, I am developing my writing activities.
He has written many books, but some of his most popular ones include ``I hate crystals,'' ``The Island of Slight Fever: Taiwan,'' and ``Starting with Cancer.''
Q: What did you do?
We advocate valuing the heart and living a fulfilling life.
Q: What are your famous works?
The book ``Starting with Cancer,'' which describes my own recovery from appendiceal cancer, received a great response.
Wikipedia:岸本葉子