My experience living and working in Japanese and American cultures have given me a unique perspective as a working professional. I consider myself a citizen of the world.

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I have lived in six cities and two countries and traveled to eight countries and numerous cities. By visiting countries communicating with local citizens and absorbing their culture, I have cultivated an international mindset.

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When I first came to the United States I did not know single letter of the English alphabet. However, I made friends without understanding a single word. My struggle to meet this challenges has made me a stronger person.

Personal interaction with international friends gives me ideas living abroad and familiarize to unexperienced culture. I now consider the United States as my second home.

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The knowledge and passion to communicate with each other is more important than any other skills. You need to immerse yourself personally. My experience with other cultures and my commitment to be international citizen will continue to open new doors for personal and professional growth.