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 performed in a completely different tone, as if I were someone else.
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 performed in a completely different tone, as if I were someone else.
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.

This week’s narration recording was about local politics in Inagi City, Tokyo. We’ve taken care to convey this information which has a direct impact on residents’ daily lives, accurately and

I recorded a narration about Shinagawa Ward’s local government . It was 90 minutes long! Shinagawa Ward is one of the places I’ve been familiar with since my secondary school

I went to see ‘Shibuya Solo Reading – Miyuki Torii × Edogawa Ranpo: “The Caterpillar”’. Before the reading, there was a rakugo performance by former announcer and rakugo artists. Rakugo
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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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