For this story, I spoke with Kiyomi Oneal, who excels as a financial producer in Chicago.
My Life in American Interview Archive
#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.