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I was born in Tokyo. I work as a tour guide for Brazilian and Portuguese customers. I love flowers, especially the beautiful Jacaranda flowers. My dream is to go to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Of course, I'll be rooting for Samurai Japan!
Tuney-Tosheia McDaniels is studying the effects of precipitation through the lens of Jungian Psychology. Precipitation can impact psychological well-being throughout the world, which is also often depicted in animation.
I have established NAC-J, a non profit organization, and are engaged in communicating the history of Japanese Americans. As part of that, I made a movie "Go for Broke! Memorie of Hawaii Japanese Niseis". This movie was premiered at the 2012 Maui Film Festival. And, produced the movie "Okagesama de ~Hawaii Nikkei Women's Trajectory". This movie has been officially selected for the 2021 Hawaii International Film Festival. The revenue of the activity will be used to support Kansha Preschool run by Nisei Veterans Memorial Center of Maui. This Kansha Preschool is a preschool that conveys pride and value as a Nikkei and gratitude to Nisei.
Polygrot in English, Portuguese, Spanish. Born in Akita, Japan majored in JP immigrants and Law in Bacharel degree in Keio Gijuku Univ. Tokyo. Ex-Brazilian Commercial flight administrative staff and international logistics.
Yonsei living in Japan. Working as Engineering Manager for Google Maps full time, volunteering for Discover Nikkei as a technical consultant. Member emeritus of organizing committee for Copani San Fransisco 2019, and regular attendee of Copani and Kaigai Nikkeijin Taikai. Past lives include bio researcher, teaching, consumer science, startup engineering. linkedin.com/in/momoto
Peruvian-Japanese Born in Peru, Living in Japan. My Grand grand father was from Niigata and from the first group of japanese migrants to Peru.
My long-held hobby of receiving shortwave broadcasts has led me to research the history of Japanese language radio broadcasting in Japanese communities.
Fourth generation Nikkei Peruvian. Associate Professor at Ritsumeikan University (Japan).
Living in Osaka. I have been working for Intellectual Properties in a law firm and soon will start to work as an immigration lawyer. Then I would like to help Nikkei people including searching their roots and obtaining resident status in Japan.
I lived in Critiva, PR for 2 years until 2000 for work
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