Yamazaki Natsuko

Hello, I'm Natsuko Yamazaki, I was born in the city of Kyoto (Japan). I like going out to drive especially in natural environments where I can breathe fresh air, I am a kitchen lover for me represents the maximum cultural approach, so whenever I visit a new country I prepare Japanese food to share a little of me and I try to learn culinary secrets of the place where I am. I have had the opportunity to travel to several countries of the world, especially to visit my friends and learn from their customs. From a young age, I was interested in the notion of cultural exchange between Japan and Latin America and I have been promoting it over 7 years as interpreting in Kyoto and 1 year as a teacher in Colombia.

Betancourt Sandra

My name is Sandra Betancourt, I was born in the city of Bogotá (Colombia) and I will tell you a little about me Reading and practicing karate. The last 10 years I have had the opportunity to work as an interpreter, translator, teacher, cheerleader of Japanese traditional arts, and I have also visited several destinations in Europe. I want you to know what Japan means to me and that is: "unique existence", for this reason, one of the most stimulating reasons to teach is to imply this argument.

Baba Satona

Hello! I am Satona Baba, I was born in the city of Nagano (Japan). Traveling to learn about new destinations and cultures is my favorite hobby, especially if it involves a good drink in a special environment. I enjoy Asian tourism, I have had the opportunity to venture in a large part of Eastern Asia and additionally I have experienced and enjoy the cultural variety in Latin America. During my experience as a teacher the last 5 years I have worked in Mexico, Bolivia and Colombia, which has allowed me to adapt to a new world for me, since, not only I teach and transmit to my students the meaning of Japan, but also Cultivation in me a bit of Latin America and what it represents.