Japanese aid-expert-turned-language-teacher in Afghanistan

Japanese aid-expert-turned-language-teacher in Afghanistan

Takayo Takigawa (far L), a native of Osaka, Japan, her Afghan husband Mohammad Osman and their children, daughter Sana (2nd from R) and son Hayato, celebrate Hayato's fifth birthday at their home in Kabul, Afghanistan, in March 2015. Takigawa, who came to Afghanistan in 2005 as an aid expert with the Japan International Cooperation Agency, married Osman the following year and became the first Japanese-language teacher at Kabul University in 2014. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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