Let Me Introduce Myself Pt. 3/3 Sequel to Pt. 2 When I was 25 years old, I became a full-time company worker for the first time. I worked at casual wear manufacturing company and managed several categories of production such as jeans, bags, accessories and so forth. After the three-year presence, I changed my company and job a few times, and now I'm a shoe company worker. My current job is logistics and inventory controlling. I have running exercise 5 to 6 times a week. At the weekend, I go for a ride on my bike to anywhere further places, or go digging to record shops. I don't buy CDs but do buy vinyl records, yes, I love vinyls so much! Whenever time and money allow, I fly to travel overseas. I've travelled more than 10 countries with a backpack. Video games that I used to be addicted to is no longer occupying my life, but it doesn't mean I have lost all interest about them. The only series I still play with a lot of fun is Dark Souls.

Let Me Introduce Myself Pt. 2/3 Sequel to Pt. 1 When I was in the first grade in university, I took up a part-time job at Asahi Shimbun which is one of the largest newspaper companies in Japan, where I had worked for three years. My job was miscellaneous supports around making up articles or pages. Throughout the experiences, I learned processes over making newspapers. While the job was extremely tough, I received incredible wages. Having a lot of money, I spent for some luxuries and got to have interest more widely in various things out there. One of them that influenced my following life was to make my own cloths. Eventually I decided to go to cloth-making school without becoming a company worker. The school I went to was Bunka Fashion College that maybe was the most popular in the field. I learned a lot of things about cloths such as fashion design, tailoring, sewing, draughting, pattern making, production control, business theory and so forth. Now I still sometimes make my own cloths, it's getting less frequent, though. I'm also able to make women's wear if somebody asks. This article continues in Pt. 3

Let Me Introduce Myself Pt. 1/3 This is my first post in italki. Let me talk about myself, then. I was born and raised in Utsunomiya which has governmental functions of Tochigi prefecture. Speaking of Tochigi, you might imagine Nikko because of world heritage sites just like Toshogu, while Utsunomiya is not in the least popular, I assume. Utsunomiya, in fact, is famous for gyoza that is the most consumed in Japan, and I'm pretty sure it is more delicious than any other cities have. It's not exaggeration. Well, I spent my childhood in the city until I graduated from high school. When I was a child, I didn't like playing sports, reading books nor studying something. I only was keen on video games so much that my classmates sometimes called me 'otaku' (that is a person who has obsessive interest in something). Otaku culture, nowadays, has relatively been accepted domestically thanks to international trend, but at the time I was, never. After graduating from high school, I went to university, moving to Tokyo. Now I said Tokyo, but exactly it's not true. The place where I moved to was in Kanagawa not in Tokyo but closest to Tokyo. As to university, as well, it was a university not in Tokyo but in Kanagawa, which has another campus in Tokyo. It was somewhat unacceptable for me because 'Tokyo life' was what I longed for. In the University, I studied international economics. This article continues to Pt. 2