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26. Thank you, italki, italki ありがとう
I met 400 amazing people through teaching Japanese online.
Thank you for all the people who choose me as a teacher,
being my friend, visiting me in Japan, keeping in touch, and
keep inspiring me.
オンラインで日本語を教えた人の数が400人になりました。4年前の熊本地震の時も、今も、この仕事に救われています。オンライン教育の素晴らしさを多くの人に伝えたいです。出会えたすべての人に感謝します💌
Thank you for italki team that providing me the wonderful opportunity
to meet and connect amazing people across the world.
This job always helping me in the tough situations.
Four years ago, M7 earthquake hit my hometown Kumamoto,
and my mom and I escape from there. We drive to north, then jump
up to the train, and find accommodation that night.
Nobody can make money the next day that happens, but I arrived a hotel and did a lessons next day. It took more than a few months to fix life, but thanks to this job, I could survived financially.
This time also. My main job was a tour guide in Kyoto, but because of the virus, all the tour was canceled from the end of February. But thanks to this job, I could meet amazing people everyday, teach and chat. I can stay mentally healthy, and financially safely.
I love this job. Teaching Japanese is my calling.
Arigato everyone 💌
Akari
https://www.italki.com/teacher/916033
☆ Akari's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/m/akari_japanese
☆Akari's website: https://akarijapanese.com
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By Akari JapaneseI met 400 amazing people through teaching Japanese online.
Thank you for all the people who choose me as a teacher,
being my friend, visiting me in Japan, keeping in touch, and
keep inspiring me.
オンラインで日本語を教えた人の数が400人になりました。4年前の熊本地震の時も、今も、この仕事に救われています。オンライン教育の素晴らしさを多くの人に伝えたいです。出会えたすべての人に感謝します💌
Thank you for italki team that providing me the wonderful opportunity
to meet and connect amazing people across the world.
This job always helping me in the tough situations.
Four years ago, M7 earthquake hit my hometown Kumamoto,
and my mom and I escape from there. We drive to north, then jump
up to the train, and find accommodation that night.
Nobody can make money the next day that happens, but I arrived a hotel and did a lessons next day. It took more than a few months to fix life, but thanks to this job, I could survived financially.
This time also. My main job was a tour guide in Kyoto, but because of the virus, all the tour was canceled from the end of February. But thanks to this job, I could meet amazing people everyday, teach and chat. I can stay mentally healthy, and financially safely.
I love this job. Teaching Japanese is my calling.
Arigato everyone 💌
Akari
https://www.italki.com/teacher/916033
☆ Akari's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/m/akari_japanese
☆Akari's website: https://akarijapanese.com
.