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4 years of teaching Japanese as a volunteer
3 years of living in Guatemala and learning Spanish
Provided customer support at a call center
Worked in apparel sales and customer service
I currently live in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, a city featured in The New York Times’ “52 Places to Go in 2023.” It’s a beautiful city that isn’t too urban, with mountains, rivers, and lakes. You can enjoy nature throughout all four seasons, and the food is delicious, too! 😋
I also used to live in Guatemala, Central America, for three years, so I can speak a little Spanish. I love everything about Latin America, from its climate and fruit to its food and atmosphere!
I love traveling and browsing books about travel so much that I can completely lose track of time. That’s why I also enjoy watching shows about airports and airplanes around the world. When it comes to outdoor activities, I love taking it easy in a beautiful lake in a canoe. On the other hand, I also enjoy making little crafts out of wool felt at home. I like getting creative with whatever ingredients I have in the fridge and turning them into delicious meals, too.
There are so many other things I enjoy! 😂 That’s why I can have fun conversations about all kinds of topics!
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