I am passionate about education and sustainability. I graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington and am currently enrolled in an online MBA program at EGADE Business School. In Yuri Education Center of Tokyo, I conduct classes for children aged 10 months to 3 years and their parents, providing an enjoyable learning atmosphere and experience in English, music, and sustainability. We engage in singing English songs while moving our fingers and learning English words through simple body movement. During the sessions, I read picture books to introduce young children to concepts regarding sustainability, science, and nature. Additionally, as part of workshops, I encourage them to participate in games and coloring activities. The specific activities are tailored based on the age groups.

Also, in Yuri Education Center, I conduct experiential studies and in-depth academic discussions on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for students ranging from 6 to 22 years old. To further enrich the learning experience, I regularly invite seasoned sustainability practitioners and esteemed professors who share invaluable insights, practical knowledge, and the latest industry updates with my students. Moreover, I put emphasis on engaging in workshops and fieldwork beyond academic studies to observe the sites, understand the reality, listen to people’s voice, and become successful leaders in society.

My sandal project is a signature project. Durable and fashionable sandals are made from used motorcycle tires and clothes. To make each project successful and achieve SDGs, global initiatives, creative thoughts, and responsible actions are required. Through these endeavors, students cultivate a sense of purpose, bolster their confidence, and develop a heightened global awareness that resonates with diverse audiences, communities, and the wider public.