１．Ｂirth 　２． E-mail Address ３． Self-introduction

Ayako Toguchi

１．04/21/1979　

２．be1157ta@tiu.ac.jp

３．I’m a junior majoring in international relations at Tokyo International University (TIU). I’m very happy to be a TIU student, because my teachers and friends always inspire an encourage me by their positive way of thinking.

　 I like watching TV, listening to music, driving, playing bowling, billiard, and so on. I love to have many experiences I’ve never had, even if they are not as good as I expect.

　 One of my purposes in life is to go and see the world and meet people living there. They have different ideas about life from mine. Don’t you think so?

See you very soon.

Yukiko Senda

１． 07/10/1978

２． bf1093sy@tiu.ac.jp
３．  Hi! I’m Yukiko Senda from Tokyo International University. Please call me Yukko, Sencyan or a running girl! (^^) because I’m always running on the campus and wherever I go.

This is my first visit to Taiwan. Going to Taiwan is one of my dreams, because I have some Taiwanese friends who have often told me about their country. Of course I‘ve always enjoyed it. Now it’s my turn to introduce my country and myself. To my new friends in my dream country Taiwan.

I know you cannot wait for me, because I have so much to talk about Japan and My self. Just wait!

　
Kei Ishiyama

１．03/16/1981

２．ce1076ik@tiu.ac.jp

３．I study international relations, politics, economics, and so on. My hobby is watching movies, reading books, and traveling. I love Asia, so I have been to China and South Korea (twice). I want to go to many other places where I haven't been. So I'm very glad that I’m going to Taiwan. And I have heard that Taiwan food is Number 1 in the world (my friend from Taiwan said so). So I'm looking forward to eating Taiwan food as well as meeting people over there.

Yumi Murta

１．12/03/1980

２． ce1065my@tiu.ac.jp

３．I am a Tokyo International University student, but I look younger than my age (I’m

148 cm tall). So it’ll be very easy to remember me.

I like to see people smiling, so I want to have a job which makes people happy. Now　I’m interested in education and I’m thinking of becoming a teacher.

　I love to talk with a variety of people and make good friends with them. Only after I became a college student I have been abroad; Malaysia, Singapore and Australia. I have such nice memories in those countries and have learned many things from local people.

I’m looking forward to seeing you all.

Yuriko Yamamoto

１． 09/20/1980

２． ce1069yy@tiu.ac.jp

３．My major is international relations. I study international economics, international politics, local communities, and so on. I also study environmental problems, education, economic development. Now I'm especially interested in peace and war.
　 My hobby is traveling. Travels open my eyes and show me different values all over the world. Among Asian countries I have been to Korea and China. This time I am going to Taiwan.

I'm looking forward to talking with Taiwanese young people and I also want to have a good time there with Japanese high school students.

Toki Isono

１． 10/31/1980（昭和５５年１０月３１日）

２． ce1077it@tiu.ac.jp
３．Hello! My name is Toki Isono. I'm a sophomore at Tokyo International University. My major is international relations.　Especially I'm studying international politics.

My hobby is dancing. I'm doing jazz dance twice a week. It's a lot of fun! If you

like dancing, let's dance together! I enjoy my school life with my friends. After school and on holidays I have a part time job at a donuts shop. I like it very much, because there come many happy customers like families, friends and couples. Some of the customers come alone to enjoy their free time. Anyway I’m happy to serve them. And of course, I like donuts myself and my friends too!!
　I'm really looking forward to going to Taiwan and meeting you. See you soon!!.

Hiroyuki Watanabe

１．02/27/1953 

２．whiro@tiu.ac.jp

３．I’m an English teacher at TIU. Before TIU I was a high school English teacher.

I love my students, though I’m not sure if they love me. I’m interested in promoting English and computers both as communication tools, especially among Asian countries.

Last July when I attended WYM in Nagoya, the Taiwanese people really impressed me with their high communication abilities ( I mean it). Since then I’ve been wishing to visit the country. And my wish is coming true. We, TIU group, that is, six beauties and one beast, are very excited to see you, our Taiwanese friends. We are also trying our best to support the Japanese high school students..