I’ve been in Japan for close to ten years now. 7 of these years werededicated to Japanese University and graduate school and 3 were spent working as an interpreter. Throughout this time, I’ve had my fair share of good times and bad times. However, I chalk up my immersion into the Japanese culture as my best achievement yet.  

My Japanese language skills need a lot of work, but my vocabulary and comprehension is good enough for everyday use. I can express my feelings in Japanese very well. Living in Japan has helped me gain valuable insight into my own self. At this time, I can detect subtle and not-so-subtle differences between the Japanese and Vietnamese lifestyles. 

 Working as an employee is no problem for me. However, I believe myexperience is best suited to help myself first and to help the people around mesecondly   all with the end goal of improving the relationship between Japanand Vietnam. This is one of the primary reasons why I decided to start thiscompany.   

Our company has a limited staff but we will perform to the fullest degreetaking advantage of IT technology and sound Japanese/Vietnamese businessmanagement to provide our customers with effective solutions. To conclude, wehope that this company will pay dividends in strengthening the relationshipbetween Japan and Vietnam.