Hello, everyone. Thank you for your interest in the Japanese language.

I started learning English in Australia due to my fascination with foreign fashion, music, and cuisine during my student days. Thanks to that, I can now communicate at a basic level in English when traveling to any country, which has broadened my horizons. Having this additional communication tool has also changed my way of thinking.

Currently, I am a homemaker and spend a lot of time at home, so I try to stay updated on international events through television and the internet. Of course, I understand that the information obtained through these sources can be biased, so I always have the desire to see things firsthand by visiting the actual locations.

Since I have lived in Japan since childhood, I have always been exposed to anime and games. Even now, I continue to watch anime series like "Doraemon," "Dragon Ball," "Detective Conan," "Pokemon," and more, including recent ones like "Spy Family." The internet allows me to easily watch past anime series, which is quite convenient. As for games, I look forward to new releases of classics like "Super Mario," "Dragon Quest," and "Pokemon." Recently, I've been enjoying playing "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" casually.

Now, let me tell you about Osaka, where I live (it's the city where the World Expo will be held in 2025). Osaka's charming and friendly atmosphere has been attracting more and more foreign tourists over the past 20 years, making it increasingly international. Tourists can savor Osaka's soul food, such as "okonomiyaki" and "takoyaki," and explore many shopping spots. Places like Nintendo Osaka and Pokemon Center Osaka are particularly popular.

Moreover, Universal Studios Japan initially had many attractions from Hollywood, but recently, it has introduced original attractions based on Japanese anime, making it a hit among foreign tourists. I've personally visited the Mario attraction, and it was a lot of fun!

In online lessons, I conduct lessons tailored to each student's interests through Japanese language learning to give them a feeling of being in real Japan and to spark their interest in Japan. First, let's work together to improve "speaking," and then we'll also focus on "listening," "reading," and "writing."

Thank you very much, and I look forward to working with you!