This time, we have the opportunity to speak with M.N, a Language Training Assistant at a language school.
My Life in American Interview Archive
#11: 薬学の知識や子育ての経験を活かして在米日本人の生き生きとした笑顔を広げたい- 立川ひさ子さん（CA）
This time, we interviewed Hisako Tachikawa from San Diego, California, who manages a nonprofit organization while working as an interpreter in medical care environments.
#10: 点と点を線として繋ぐキャリア形成を意識するーブラウン恵子さん（VA）
This time, I'm introducing Keiko Brown, who works in the Marketing and VIP Service division of MGM and also manages a flower arrangement business.
#9: 自分をエンパワメントしてくれる「何か」は、自分で見つけにいく。ー竹中はる花さん（MD）
In our 9th installment, we introduce Ms. Haruka Takenaka who works in freelance advertising.
#8: 和菓子の歴史を英語で伝えていきたいー角田幸子さん(VA)
This time we're introducing Sachiko Tsunoda, who is passionate about making Japanese sweets.
#7: ファイナンスの知識を活かして人助けできる毎日がとても楽しいー オニール清美さん（IL）
For this story, I spoke with Kiyomi Oneal, who excels as a financial producer in Chicago.
#6: 失敗を恐れずに、やりたいことに挑戦するーリーヴス智恵子さん（DC）
For the sixth story in the "Women's Way of Life" Interviews, I spoke to Chieko Reaves, a musician and trumpet-player.
#5: 大切なのは最初の一歩を踏み出すこと ー 菊農桂子さん（VA）
This time we are interviewing Ms. Keiko Kikuno who is working as a knitting designer in Virginia. 1. Please tell us about your journey coming to the United States.
#4: 着物を通して、日本文化を継承する役割を担いたい ―瀬山由佳さん（D.C.）
This time we interviewed Yuka Semaya, who manages a kimono shop in Washington DC. 1. Please tell us about your journey coming to the United States.
#3: 子どもと関わる仕事を続けていきたい！- Y.N.さん（VA）
This time we’d like to introduce Y.N, who is working as an assistant in a school. 1. Is there anything you've been particularly passionate about lately?
#2: カフェに勤めながらバリスタを目指す！ーY.N.さん（VA)
The second story in "Women's Way of Life in America" is with Y. N,. who studied English at community college and is now working in a café.
#1: 子育てをしながら２つの仕事を兼業中！- 清水良子さん（VA）
“The Lives of Women in the United States” is a series in which we introduce resilient Japanese women who have managed to strike a great work-life balance here in America. In the first of this series, we interview Ms. Yoshiko Shimizu who balances a career as a real estate agent with working at a Japanese restaurant.