I am currently a senior student majoring in International Studies, with a strong interest in cultural anthropology. My research focuses on Indigenous cultures, particularly the Ainu people of Hokkaido and Aboriginal communities in Australia. I have studied abroad for one year in Missouri, USA, and also participated in a short-term study program in New Zealand. These international experiences have deepened my understanding of cross-cultural perspectives and Indigenous issues, which I continue to explore through my academic work.
Participated in a one-year exchange program at a university in Joplin, Missouri, focusing on cross-cultural communication and international studies. Engaged in academic coursework alongside local students and actively participated in campus and community activities, gaining firsthand experience of American culture and society.
Participated in an academic field study in Central Europe (Vienna, Bratislava, and Brno), investigating the current state of education in each country as well as the preservation status and conservation efforts of UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Academic Research: Proficient in conducting independent and collaborative research; experienced in literature review, data analysis, and publication writing
Presentation & Public Speaking: Skilled in delivering clear and engaging presentations at academic and professional conferences
Intercultural Communication: Effective communication across diverse cultural contexts; experienced in international collaboration
Project Management: Capable of managing multiple projects and deadlines; familiar with research timelines and grant proposal coordination
Japanese: Native
English: Fluent (IELTS 70)