
Stadium MC at a baseball charity match
I’ll be the MC for a baseball charity match this weekend.Former peofessional and amateur baseball players will face selected junior high school student players from Kanagawa prefecture. I will make

I’ll be the MC for a baseball charity match this weekend.Former peofessional and amateur baseball players will face selected junior high school student players from Kanagawa prefecture. I will make

The displays in the picture above are upcycled products from wedding parties. The second day of the Asia Smart City Conference successfully ended.The Yokohama Declaration was adopted at the closing

I’m the English MC for the Asia Smart Cities Conference this year too.The official website is here, and last year’s blog (Day 1 and Day 2) are linked. This year’s

This was the second announcement lecture this year, following the one in the spring, at the request of the Chiba Prefecture High School Baseball Federation. Students this time were second-year

The conference brought together more than 100 youth participants from about 80 countries around the world. I was the English MC for the closing session on the last day, which

The Chiba Prefecture High School Baseball Federation requested me to teach announcement to students who will be stadium MCs during high school baseball championship this summer. The class was held

A charity baseball clinic was held in Ofunato City in Iwate prefecture Northern Japan last weekend. This event was organized using donations raised through a charity match where I MC’d

I had held a speech training session for Japanese women working in the United Nations last year. I was asked to do that for Japanese, both women and men, working

I changed my business cards’ design (put my logo on them!) and imprinted Braille on them. I ordered it to a welfare workshop in Saitama Prefecture, North of Tokyo.They usualy

The week started with an English news followed by a meeting on a new project.The next day also started with an English news followed by a meeting for another new
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Tomoko is a news and sports anchor and reporter, with about 20 years of experience in television and radio journalism. Also, she is a communication specialist at international organizations.
She is a graduate of Essex University in England and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics. Along with her work, she is now a Masters candidate for Sustainable Development at the University of Sussex Business School.
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