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I fell in love with a Japanese girl. We are still happily married after 35 years! And I love my language.

I would like to explore my personal potential after Master’s degree, and Japan has triggered my interest for its comfortable living environment and delicate culture. As a graduate majoring in Clinical Biochemistry, I am seeking opportunities to root my career here. Meanwhile, I also want to exchange my English skills

I was born to missionary parents and raised in Japan, but as I am American, I was educated entirely in English from the time I was very small. Growing up in a predominantly English-speaking environment and attending international schools where over 95% of the students themselves were native English speakers, English became my first language. I first developed a passion for teaching English in college, when I joined an all-native English speaking volunteer English conversation club which assisted students in Japanese universities with their English-Speaking Society (ESS) circles. I realized that the public school system in Japan puts Japanese people at a disadvantage in their English education, especially when it comes to pronunciation and conversation, and I wanted to help them overcome that disadvantage.

I came to Japan to study Japanese at first. I’ve got an English teaching job after that, so I stayed here.

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I was not good at English when I was younger, but I found it interesting from my high school teacher. So, now I'd like to tell you everything I learned, too.

I wanted to teach English in Japan. I love working with kids and teaching them to have fun with English

I came to Japan because I was drawn to its rich culture, fascinating history, and unique way of life. Living here has been an exciting adventure, and I wanted to immerse myself in the community while contributing in a meaningful way. Becoming an English teacher seemed like a natural fit because I enjoy working with children and helping them learn new skills. Teaching in a kindergarten has given me the chance to share my enthusiasm for learning while building strong connections with the kids. I love watching them grow and develop their language abilities, and it’s incredibly rewarding to be part of that process.

I came to Japan as a students, I've been a teacher for 6 years and taught English as second language.

I am a university student who is studying in Tokyo. I love teaching people of any age English as I myself know how hard it may seem. The most important part of teaching a language is understanding your students!

I taught English to Japanese students when I was in college in San Francisco and I fell in love with Japan and Japanese culture.

I loved Japan since I was young, and teaching English has always been my passion.

My wife is Japanese. After living for many years in England, we decided to sample life in Japan. I chose to be an English teacher as I enjoy meeting new people and helping them to attain their hopes and dreams.