February 4th, 2013 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
マイク・キャドマンさん Educator (He’s been in Japan since 2004) To know the differences between Japanese and English is the best way to learn English. Nowadays, My Eyes Tokyo is engaged in English-related projects because we’d like to encourage people who want to be able to speak English well. Today’s interview will [...]
January 5th, 2013 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
ハナス・ジャスティンさん Founder/CEO of Fake Food Japan (Resident in Japan since 2001) Japan is the leader in [...]
November 14th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
ハイチュウさん Singer (He’s been in Japan since 2001) I feel my activities connect Vietnam and Japan so I’m really happy now. A Happy New Year 2013! My Eyes Tokyo hopes this will be another great year for you! *Uploaded on January 6, 2013 My Eyes Tokyo and its radio [...]
November 5th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
李東烈さん Social entrepreneur/Chief organizer & Global facilitator of Startup Weekend Tokyo (He’s been in Japan since 2005) I believe something wonderful will happen if people who are isolated connect with each other. Today we would like to introduce you to one of the organizers of the event for those who are interested in bootstrapping. [...]
October 3rd, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
タオ・ロメラ・マルティネスさん Engineer of Sanpo If you get out of a warm water bath, go out in the cold and get in a bath again, you’ll feel much more comfortable. My Eyes Tokyo interviewed a guy from Spain for the first time! Tao Romera Martinez, an engineer of the smartphone application service called “Sanpo“. Sanpo (散歩, [...]
September 8th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
デビッド・シンデルさん Lawyer There won’t be a war as long as you know about others and talk to them. Today we introduce you to a lawyer who’s been bridging America and Japan for about 20 years. David Sindell is a business immigration lawyer with offices in New York, San Francisco (Silicon Valley), and [...]
August 17th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Talk on 3.11, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
アンジェラ・オルティスさん Director of Administration of O.G.A. For AID We’re not going to end here. We hope to help other areas around the world. Interview with Angela Ortiz, who’s been supporting people in the devastated area in the Northern part of Japan since 3.11 Earthquake occurred, still continues. In this part, we tell you [...]
August 17th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Talk on 3.11, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
アンジェラ・オルティスさん Director of Administration of O.G.A. For AID The earthquake occurred right in a backyard of our place. That’s why it was natural for us to stay in Japan and help victims. My Eyes Tokyo flew to Tohoku finally in the summer 2012. We wanted to see an American woman who’s been supporting the [...]
July 19th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
顧しょうたさん Representative of China Elite Club We want to make China and Japan good friends after trying to do things that governments and corporations cannot accomplish. One day I received a mail. “I’ll launch a new web media so let me hear your ideas”. A person who sent me this mail is Shota Ko, today’s [...]
June 20th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
カテリーナさん Bandura player/singer (She’s been in Japan since Dec.2006) I won’t deliver any message. I sing for people. That’s my mission. I interviewed a foreign musician in Tokyo for the first time in ages – introducing Kateryna from Ukraine. A friend of mine took me to a piano concert. She [...]
June 8th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
孔連順さん Project Supervisor of the Earth Festa Kanagawa 2011 & 2012 (Born in Japan) I have no nationality. “I want to know how people from countries far from Japan look at Japan and Tokyo”. That’s the motivation for continuing interviews with people far from here physically and culturally. So I’ve [...]
April 8th, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
閻宜菲さん Sushi chef (She’d been in Japan Sept.2008 – Apr.2012) How many women in Japan could learn about sushi that much? My Eyes Tokyo Radio listeners may have heard the name of this sushi restaurant. “Nadeshico Sushi“. Nadeshico (Nadeshiko) is originally a kind of flower and it has become a compliment to the [...]
April 1st, 2012 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Featured, Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
アヴィリヤノヴァ・リュドミーラさん Trading farm staff/Russian Cafe organizer (First visit to Japan in 1998, Returned to Japan in 2006) I had my fateful encounter with Japanese. That’s why I got into the language that much. One day I was invited to a Russian language salon by my friend. It’s called “Russian Cafe”, which is held near [...]
August 19th, 2011 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | 2 Comments »
ジョン・マシューズさん Radio anchor & reporter (He has been in Japan since 2006) We are voices. We are just narrating the world. John Matthews – a journalist who usually broadcasts news coverage about Japan via NPR (National Public Radio), America’s non-profit media organization. “Voices have power, voices give us imagination”. He loves reading news [...]
July 26th, 2010 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
Dream-inspiring-dream project Living your dream is the easiest thing to do in life. What is difficult, is to pretend that your dream does not exist. The interview “Big Generators” continues. Tay & Val, Singaporean girls who carry out the global project called “I Believe That Dreams Can Come True“, said bye to everything in their [...]
July 26th, 2010 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
Dream-inspiring-dream project The moment you tell people about your dream, you have already taken one step closer to it. We bring you the series of interviews called “Big Generators”, which contain interviews with persons who radiate high energy enough to affect others seriously and knock their heads against a brick wall to change the [...]
July 20th, 2010 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | 1 Comment »
モハメド・バシルさん Mutual fund employee （He’s been in Japan since 2000） It may be no exaggeration to say that Japan is a country for visually-impaired people. Interviewees whom we’ve talked to so far told us about their life in Tokyo or Japan through their eyes. But today we introduce you to a man who can [...]
April 30th, 2010 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | 1 Comment »
エリーナ・カリタさん Belly dancer/instructor (She’s been in Japan since mid 90s) Dance like yourself. Today I introduce you to a beautiful belly dancer. Elina Kalita from Ukraine is a born artist. Her career as a belly dancer spans about two decades and she’s been raised on many kinds of performing arts [...]
April 16th, 2010 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | 3 Comments »
エクトル・シエラさん Founder of “Artists Without Borders” （He’s been in Japan since ’93） People never need my activities; that’s my ideal world. We can’t say that we’re in peace. The guns never fall silent and people release gunfire in any number of places. There is a man who walks through the conflict regions with crayons [...]
April 12th, 2010 | by My Eyes Tokyo | published in Tokyo Interview | Leave A Comment »
メリンダ・ジョーさんSake/food journalist（She’s been in Japan for several years） What people eat or what people drink is a window onto the culture. Do you like sake, a Japanese alcoholic beverage made from rice? If so, how much do you love it? I met an American woman who really loves it enough to [...]
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