My name is Hiromi. I am a Japanese. Currently, I work as a study abroad coordinator at the University of Guanajuato. I speak 日本語, English, and Español. I was born and raised in Japan, but I have never really believed or felt comfortable that I was a Japanese. So, after high school, I went to California to discover who I am. After graduating from Soka University of America, I worked for one year in Japan. However, I found myself feeling really difficult to get used to the work environment. Please read my first entry to find out more about me. In this blog, I want to answer to questions like "how I struggled to be a Japanese in Japan?" "why I came to Mexico for work?" "what does it mean to be international?" etc.. I put my memories into words so that future me can read it and look back my beautiful days in Mexico. Also, as a study abroad coordinator, I want to give some chips to many of you to be "international" by getting immersed into new cultural settings. Here I begin my trip to the world!

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