I think that learning a language is like getting paints and brushes by drawing a picture. However, that alone is not enough to draw the picture that I imagined. However, that alone is not enough to draw the picture that I imagined. Interpreters and translators are required to acquire various knowledge such as the culture, history, and general education of the country. The practical interpreting and translation skills, business skills, and business information processing that I acquired at Tokyo Foreign Language College are very useful for my current work. Currently, I am involved in information processing and analysis of insurance and guarantees at a rental housing management company in Japan. I wanna support people's lives by being interested. I would like to continue to do my best with such a goal.

"Language problems" when foreigners work abroad. I wanna be a bridge to solve that problem.
That was my motivation for Tokyo Foreign Language College. After graduating, I decided to get a job at the supervising organization of the technical intern trainee I wanted, and I am working as a bridge between the trainee and the accepting company. The curriculum such as IT knowledge, business Japanese, business etiquette, speeches, and bookkeeping that I learned while I was in school is very useful in the field of work. I also feel that a wide range of knowledge, such as international affairs and Japanese history, has led to trust in accepting companies and technical intern . I will continue to do my best while feeling rewarding.