Hello everyone, I hope this email finds you happy and healthy. Now that inter-school sports is done, rainy season is upon us, as is bug…
May Newsletter from the PAs
Hello and welcome to May! We hope that you are enjoying the warm weather. Rainy season will be upon us soon enough so be sure…
April Newsletter from the PAs
Happy spring everyone! We hope that you got to enjoy some Hanami before all the sakura disappeared. It is such a beautiful time in Japan….
Being a POC in Japan: Kyle
Hey, my name’s Kyle Yukawa and I’m from West Virginia in the United States. My father’s Japanese and my mom’s American (the white kind). I’m…
Being a POC in Japan: Tsietsi
My name is Tsietsi Monare, a descendant of the greatest hunter-gatherer tribe to walk the surface of the earth. An African of both the blood and…
Being a POC in Japan: Lisa
My name is Lisa Cox and I am a second year ALT living in Nagasaki city. I’m from New Zealand. My father is New Zealand…
March Newsletter from the PAs
Happy Tuesday Everyone! We don’t have much for you this month but as we slide into spring, take the time to appreciate the rise in…
Being a POC in Japan: Cassandra
My name is Cassandra, and I’m from NYC. I’m a 2nd year ALT currently placed in Sasebo. I’m of Indo-Caribbean origin, meaning that my ancestors…
Being a POC in Japan: Michael
Hi, my name is Michael Fujimoto and I’m a third year ALT from Hawaii living in Goto, Nagasaki. So here’s my story. My dad is…
Being a POC in Japan: Paige
Honestly, I had never really thought of the implication of being a person of colour until I came to Japan. During my first few weeks…