Thanks for visiting my profile.  I am currently teaching English to the university students in Tokyo and Kanagawa, Japan and have kept an SNS(Social Neworking Services) for my studnets for three years.   If you're interested in my activity, let me know by message privately or on the wall. 

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Are you interested in Japan, Japanese language, people and Japanese culture?   Do you like meeting new people and make friends with them?   Do you like to communicate with people?  Do you like writing?  Don't you want to tell about yourself, what you like, what you do, what you think with other people from abroad? 

I have my own private SNS for my students,  university students,  in Tokyo area.   In Japan, after several years' learning English, not many of English learners can handle English.  I assume that it's mainly because that they don't have chances to use it in real situation.

Seeing young people absorbed in some SNS activity, I thought of having this activity of my own.  The original purpose for me to have this site was to give my students nice places to practice writing in English.   As time went by with the members from this sites, the site has become a nice communty with members in their teens to 60's from various countires. 

Won't you join us and help my students with  English?  There are people just like you who like making friends from various countries.

Cheers!

Any race, nationality,​  gender, age just with honest, sencere and curious mind would be fine.  Let's enjoy communicatin​g with each other. But, at least, please update your profile before you talk to me.

traveling, singing, toastmasers:​ I joined it last year.  When n make a trip domestic or abroad, I'd like to visit the toastmasters​ club in my destination.​

Pops, Country

Mr.Holland's​ Opus, Love Story,You've​ Got Mail, While You Were Sleeping, Sleepless in Seatle, Roman Holiday, The Kite Runner

Full House, The Wonder Years, Bloossoms

The Giving Tree, The Little Prince

"There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle."​ — Albert Einstein