Metal plates are the core that supports the manufacturing industry!☎+81-(0)11-708-9920 7 days a week―Please share your image of Japan.―Asa, please tell us about yourself.―What made you interested in piloting in the fi rst place?MIIIMIIIBIYI“You are the leading role in fi nding your room”Chikuma-shi Uchikawa 622-1, Nagano Prefecture, 389-0802Available Position Machine operator: Operate machinery to produce metal platesLocations Atsugi-shi (Kanagawa Prefecture), Chikuma-shi (Nagano Prefecture), Komaki-shi (Aichi Prefecture), Onomichi-shi (Hiroshima Prefecture) saiyou@union-plate.co.jpE-mailWe can refer the listings of rental rooms in entire Sapporo city and in neighboring area near Sapporo to you.We help a lot of Japanese students and foreign students to fi nd their rooms every year.We will make a great eff ort to help you so that you can fi nd the best room satisfying your hope.Feel free to ask whatever you want to know.Hokuen Building 1F, 6-1, Kita 7-Jo Nishi, Kita-ku, Sapporo-city, Hokkaido 060-0807 JapanFriday, August 10, 2018Union Plate specializes in production of metal plates that form the basis for any manufacturing equipment and dies in particular. We are proud to be producing metal plates with an established quality and at an amazing supply speed ‒ 30,000 plates per day. Our company is among the leaders of custom plates manufacturing industry in terms of shipping and sales.We invest a lot of effort into the development of Human Resources and work environment to embrace cutting edge technologies to have the capacity to manufacture goods of high quality and accuracy. Let's aim to be number one in Japan together!B1F Shin-Okubo Entertainment CaféR&B is also open!Communication Building was built for all kinds of people visiting Shin-Okubo with the purpose of promoting culture and language exchange.Menu boasts a range of healthy options, including dessert, and is proud to have lunch menu that includes the dish of the day .We also hold international exchange events every month at the café to support the aspirations of the younger generation. For those interested in learning a foreign language we also offer language lessons (several languages available) for only 500 yen.We have a lot of events going on throughout the year!Please visit our website for more details▼Search from our listingshttp://sakura-blossom.com/ of rental rooms!!Union Plate Co.,LtdShin-Okubo Communication Building2-11-23 Hyakunincho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 169-0073TEL +81-3-5348-5333http://shinokubo-commu.com/Connecting people from all over the worldCommunication BuildingCommunication BuildingCommunication Building２F Yumeiro CaféOPEN 11：00〜18：00CLOSED Sundays and public holidaysMon-Fri 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM Breakfast buffetIf you look for rental rooms in Sapporo city,The Shinro Shimbun Hawaii Edition11●Profi leWorks as a PR Manager for“Advertising Associates International, LLC.” And runs his own company that offers translations services. His current goal is to study at Sojo University in Japan.had been home-schooled since I was 5 or 6 years old. My teacher taught me calligraphy, traditional tea ceremony, koto and many other Japanese culture-related things. Once I graduated from high school I enrolled at the University of Hawaii where I studied translation and interpretation for 1 year. Now I run my own company that provides translation services.y current goal is to become a pilot, so I study until midnight every day once I get home from work in order to get accepted into Sojo University's (Kumamoto prefecture) Department of Aerospace Systems Engineering. There's going to be a pilot aptitude test in November, and entrance exams are going to be held next February. My current aim is to ace the exams and get a scholarship.was fascinated with the pilot I saw piloting the Japanese government aircraft when I was a kid. Apart from that, I also had an opportunity to board a plane a couple of years ago, and as the plane was landing I once again realized how smooth the work of the pilot was.have already taken part in flight course at Honolulu International Airport several times. The more I fly, the closer I get to becoming a professional y image of Japan is that its people always keep their promises and respect rules. The Japanese also care a lot about people around them, and do everything to avoid inconveniencing others. I absolutely love Japanese culture. I've traveled to Kyoto before, where I had a chance to visit Kinkakuji, Heian Jingu, and Kiyomizudera Temple.―Please tell us about your future aspirations.want to become a pilot who would be able to bring both passengers and the crew safely to the destination. I would be very happy to receive a “thank you” from the passengers. That's the kind of pilot I would like to become.had always thought that becoming a pilot was something beyond my reach, however, recently I've come to realize that it might not be as impossible as I thought it was. After all, it all comes down to whether you take any steps towards your goal or not. So my advice to all students interested in studying abroad is “Don't give up thinking I won't be able to do it.” If there is something you want, do your best to achieve it.―Tell us about your background.'m studying at Okayama University (Okayama-city). I'm actually from Osaka, Japan, and I grew up in Chiba when I was an elementary school student. Before graduating from the elementary school, my family and I moved to Hawaii, so I entered and studied in middle school and high school in Hawaii. Since I hadn't studied English very much till I came to Hawaii, at first I couldn't even write my name in English. I clearly remember having trouble caused by difference between Hawaii and Japanese language and culture in several situations.ut by entering high school, I got to be able to speak English well, so I engaged in volunteer, Track & Field club and Cross Country club activities. The people who I met at these activities made me sociable.―What do you study at Okayama University?belong to “Okayama University The Discovery Program for Global Learners” which started since October 2017. In this program, professors conduct classes by accepting students' idea, so students can take the initiative to express their own opinion. That's why I decided to enter Okayama University. This program is “Liberal Arts” program, so it is very interesting that we can flexibly take several departments / faculties' classes following my ●Profi leBorn in Osaka. Spent time in Hawaii from when junior high school to high school. Studying at Okayama University The Discovery Program for Global Learners as a freshman (bottom-left of the photo)own interest. The most interesting class for me is about NPO. Now I study what kind of activities big volunteer groups are focusing on, and how they manage themselves.―Have you had any experience of cultural difference among yours and students' from other countries at this university?es. That was when I had potluck dinner with my classmates. I brought and introduced “natto,” “miso-soup” and “white rice” with them as the typical Japanese food. But classmates who like natto and don't like are clearly separated according to where they are from. That was interesting. Also, I was surprised the number of classmates who had religious dietary restriction was more than I expected. I think it is one of the best part of studying abroad to understand these kinds of cultural difference from my own experience.―What do you want to try in the future?'m still looking for what I want to do in the future, but I feel like doing something contributing to the friendly relationship between Hawaii and Japan. And also, the idea of “animal protection” is more popular in Hawaii than in Japan, so I would like to spread the idea of “animal protection” over Japan. I wish to make the society where animals are not abused by humans.Enriching Monozukuri withsimplicity and fortitudeMs. Kokoro SekiguchiMr. Asa Nagahisapilot. Of course, I also feel the pressure of being responsible for safety of all the passengers.a Trustworthy Professional PilotAiming to Become between Hawaii and JapanWant to be a bridgeStudent Interview
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