About me

// NPO Director // TV Commentator // Web Designer // Interpreter // Father // Idea Searcher //

NPO Director @ Nikkei Youth Network
TV Cmmentator @ The Golden Hour, Tokyo MX TV
Web Designer @ Freelance
Interpreter @ Peace Boat / Freelance (Japanese<>Spanish<>English)
Father @ 1 son
Idea Searcher @ always looking for innovative ideas.

You are? The name is Akira Uchimura, it sounds Japanese but in fact I am half Chilean.
My hobbies: Photography, photoshop, tennis, web design, chilean wine drinking.

Where are you from? This is a difficult question for me because I was born in Costa Rica, but my father is Japanese and my mother is Chilean.

What do you mean? then where’s your home town? Because of my father’s job as a diplomat, we lived in several countries for only a few years each. After being born in Costa Rica, then we went to Paraguay, Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Japan, Suriname, and then to Chile. After that I wen to do my masters in Japan, and that is where I live now.

What did you study and what do you do? I studied International Commerce in Chile for my bachelor’s degree and then went to Japan to study Public Administration for my master’s degree in the International Christian University, Japan. After graduating I worked in Peaceboat, a Japanese NGO that takes about 1000 Japanese tourists around the world, then as a coordinator for the Nikkei Scholarship of Nippon Foundation, and now I am the Executive Director of the Nikkei Youth Network, and organization of young nikkei (people connected to Japan) leaders from around the world. Also, once a week I am a television commentator for a TV show called The Golden Hour. Every day of the week, 3 commentators from different countries tell their point of view on Japanese news, culture and cuisine.

What do you like? I love, parties, web design, photography, travel, photo manipulation, and many other things. I also love food, and being in Tokyo, a city with most of the cuisine from around the world, I like to taste all the different flavors.

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