2. Some schools or universities in Japan require physical examination-there are special physical examination forms, some don't, and some even require health certificates. Look at the school you apply for. This result usually does not appear on their physical examination form. There seems to be no discrimination against hepatitis B in Japan, so don't worry.

3. Procedures for studying abroad: choose a Japanese school (choose by yourself or through an intermediary)-take an exam (be strict or go through the formalities)-submit materials-the school will help you apply for the qualification to stay in Japan-pay tuition fees-obtain the qualification to stay in Japan-apply for a visa (through an intermediary)-fly to Japan. okay

It is easy to study in Japan. Let's go