As I mentioned earlier, my coursemate at the University of Sussex in the UK visited Japan!We’re both studying Sustainable Development from the last year. Having other friends and we went
I am studying at Sussex University in England now and for undergraduate, I graduated from University of Essex also in England. I had an Essex alumni gathering in Tokyo last
I submitted another assingment! I chose about the Japanese government’s Individual Number card (My Number card) with health insurance certificate. I analysed it from the perspectives of co-production and democracy.
. I’m one of models in the guidebook ‘Shonan Chill Walk’ published by Asahi Shimbun Publications. It introduces routes for exploring the area on foot or by bus. Have a
I recorded the narration for Nerima Ward again this week. Reading it every week/month is enjoyable as I can follow the progress of the content such as events and political
There was an alumni gathering for my old school (junior high and high school) and I had a lunch after that near there with my junior and her child. The
I narrated administrative content for Nerima Ward in Tokyo this week.I’m quite familiar with the place names as several friends from secondary school and those I met through work, live
A friend from my university visited Japan again.This time, we explored and had a shopping in Ginza and headed to Shinjuku.We enjoyed some quality pork cutlet, tonkatsu. She also brought
At the request of the Chiba Prefectural High School Baseball Federation, I again taught the team staff members from several high schools how to announce during the games, house announcer.The
I submitted another paper for my postgraduate studies last week, and this week I conducted a peer review!This was actually my first time doing a peer review.
This week I narrated for a ward in Tokyo.Most of the pieces were sports-related so I delivered with energy and cheerfulness. There was also a bit of war-themed reading, which
I attended the annual gathering for my annoucement school where I learnt Japanese annoucement before I started working. In Japan, university students who want to be announcers usually go to
Japanese yen remains weak. Friends from overseas visit Japan every month. An Australian friend I met during my university days in the UK came to visit last month. She was
This week I narrated for a local authority in Saitama Prefecture. Almost no time to read the scripts beforehand, it’s good practice to read them seeing for the first time.
I wrote another assignment for my postgraduate studies in August.I choose a case study of the Great East Japan Earthquake. I analysed the Tohoku region (northern Japan) post-disaster from a
I’ve finished recording the narration for the FY2024 Annual Report on Government Measures for Persons with Disabilities (White Paper on Persons with Disabilities 2025).Several announcers read it. My parts were
I’ve finished recording narration for a local authority in Yamagata Prefecture!I occasionally do narration work for Yamagata, and as I used to work in there, it was lovely to hear
I was invited to the UK-Japan Education Mission Reception which was held on the occasion of the visit of the Rt Hon Baroness Smith of Malvern, the UK Minister for Skills and
I had another one-hour recording for local government narration.This time it was also for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.As the recording finished at lunchtime, I spent whole afternoon studying!I have a
I’ve already posted on Instagram Stories, but I went to watch the matches privately again this year!(Last year, the year before, 2022, and so on) I watched the two quarter-final
It had been a while since I was last in Okayama, and I was there to host an event! Some staff members were the same as the one in Sendai,
I joined a baseball live program in J-SPORTS. This program is unique, bit different from other ones, we read viewers’ comments from X! The commentator, Mr.Satozaki former Japan’s national team
I MCed in a company’s ceremony in Sendai where I used to work in 2019 as a baseball game live reporter. The venue was in a hotel where I often
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