I went to Kobe for the first time to attend the annual WHO’ meeting.(Details)
We discussed various topics from experts around the world, had a fruitful discussions.
I didn’t have time to go around the city. I will come again.
I went to Kobe for the first time to attend the annual WHO’ meeting.(Details)
We discussed various topics from experts around the world, had a fruitful discussions.
I didn’t have time to go around the city. I will come again.
Tomoko is a news and sports anchor and reporter, with 15 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. In her spare time, Tomoko enjoys volunteering and travelling.

I was invited onto the podcast hosted by Yuri Yoshikawa whom I had interviewed. I talked about: ‘Even small actions can bring about change’‘Choosing the harder, more challenging path makes

Since May, I’ve been deepning my knowledge and skills as a journalist through a course for journalists in the Western Pacific region, organised by the WHO, the World Health Organisation,

The 30th Anniversary report, which I was involved in producing, has been published in English and Japanese. (links to both)You can see how the centre developed and contributed to the
Thank you for visiting Tomoko Kurabayashi’s official website.
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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