Junko Hosoya

In 1994, began working as an attendant, interpreter/translator for exhibitions, sports tournaments, etc., and staff for international conferences.
2001-2003 In-house translator for domestic pharmaceutical companies and foreign PC manufacturers.
Freelance interpreter/translator/language staff since 2003
English class instructor since 2006 (mainly for infants, elementary and junior high school students)
2008 Passed Iwate prefecture limited area interpreter guide certification
In the same year, completed the 2007 Iwate prefecture regional limited interpreter guide qualification training

Born in Morioka City. After going to university in Tokyo and working for a company in Tokyo for about three years, I worked at an English-related job while attending an interpreting school. I returned to Morioka in 2004, and mainly work as an English instructor, as well as interpreter, translator, and English staff. Natori of the Wakayagi style of Japanese dance. My parents' family makes Morioka's traditional mochi confectionery. My hobbies are karaoke (Western music), handicrafts, and studying English. Last year, I had the opportunity to visit various areas in Iwate Prefecture, and I was reminded of the charm of Iwate Prefecture. I would like to further study so that I can convey my ideas to people overseas.

“Famous historical sites” (Morioka City, Hiraizumi area)
``Fashion'', ``Cooking, Food and Drinks'' (Mochi Sweets)
"Traditional culture"
"History, literature"
"Music, paintings, movies"
"Subculture" (manga, anime)
"Science and Technology" (IT/Communication field)