Kanon Sunayama - ISTP

According to the MBTI test, I am ISTP, "The Craftsman." the explanation of INTP is that "adventurous and independent. You like to figure out how things work and have great mechanical and technical skills. You are adaptable and spontaneous, and thrive on new and exciting situations." 

To some extent, I agree with that sentence. First, I like to try new things. For example, I start playing tennis last year and that was a big challenge for me. I like putting myself in a different or new environment. I have moved three times before and always looked forward to living in a new environment. I never found it hard or lonely to leave my previous environment. 

On the other hand, I don't think I have great mechanical and technical skills. I'm not good at handling machines. I'm the one who breaks it, not fixes it or assembles it, I think.  

mechanical and technical skills.

Comments

  1. Taisei HamaguchiMarch 10, 2022 at 7:27 PM

    You are the one who break machines lol. Machines are really difficult for me to handle as well.
    It's really nice that you like to try new things! I appreciate that.

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  2. moanaMarch 10, 2022 at 7:30 PM

    Do you continue to play tennis? Do you find it to be fun?:)

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  3. YUE XUMarch 11, 2022 at 9:00 PM

    It's very cool to try something new! So why do you choose to play tennis rather than Ping-pong or something else at the university?

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