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Message from Founder

My Eyes Tokyo was launched in October 2006. I (Isao Tokuhashi, a founder of My Eyes Tokyo) had some experiences interacting with foreigners in Japan before that. I was really interested in what they looked at and what they felt about their daily life in Japan. That’s the reason I started this project. “My Eyes” in the name of this website means the expats’ points of view of Tokyo and Japan.

Also I wanted to transmit the current situation in Japan to people in the rest of the world. Many people know very much about traditional Japan but I wanted them to know about modern aspects of Japan, too. My Eyes Tokyo brings you many stories of foreigners who are now living in modern Japanese society. I hope this website would be helpful for those who want to travel to Japan or live in Japan.

Now My Eyes Tokyo has interview articles and a radio show (*archive) – we would like to contribute to helping Japan be a good place to live for people from any background and a place to visit for people from many different countries.

 

 

 

Isao Tokuhashi (Founder of My Eyes Tokyo)
General Manager

 

Radio program  (- March 31, 2012) 
Arlene Kuroda
Maya Fujimura

 

Web Design & Development
Yuka Kayamori at Atlier-K of KAY-WAVE

 

Proofreader (English)
Daniel Penso Read more >>

 

Visit our Facebook/Twitter page!
● Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/myeyestokyo
● Twitter: https://twitter.com/myeyestokyo

 

Listen to our radio show on Chuo FM 84.0!
* Ended on March 31, 2012 
http://fm840.jp/blog/myeyestokyo/ *You can listen to our voices on it!

 

☆☆☆ May we help you? ☆☆☆

● Translation (English → Japanese)
● Interviewing and writing

● Radio MC (Japanese/English)
● Host of events (Japanese/English)
● Making videos (Plotting/covering/shooting/editing)

Career of Isao Tokuhashi, My Eyes Tokyo founder 

Charges/fees are negotiable. If you’re interested, send an e-mail to myeyestokyo★gmail.com.
(ATTN; Isao Tokuhashi) *Change ★ to @.

Thank you very much!

 

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