Message from Founder
My Eyes Tokyo was launched in October 2006. I 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.
At the beginning of 2012, we launched the SNS which would be able to change the world dramatically. “Bukatsu (club activity) SNS” which connects people via hobby or interest. We will provide a place where any person can enjoy the same thing and interact with each other whoever they are, wherever they are.
Now My Eyes Tokyo has interview articles, a radio show and an SNS – 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)
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