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Captivated by Japanese culture, Vincent traveled to Japan to pursue his university education. He spent several years working across the archipelago, living successively in Tokyo, then near the small island of Enoshima (Fujisawa), and finally in Shikoku.

Ever since, he regularly returns to Japan to explore new locations and indulge in the local cuisine. Above all, he loves matsuri (traditional festivals), particularly the renowned Awa Odori festival. Bring up Japan in conversation, and he can talk endlessly about it!

Since his first trip to Japan in 2007, Norbert has explored the country by foot, bus, and motorcycle. An amateur photographer with a passion for exploration, his latest favorites are the cities of Fukuoka and Kagoshima.

He regularly returns to Japan, always seeking out new places to explore. He is a huge fan of anything related to pop culture. If you talk to him about anime and manga, you'll find he's extremely knowledgeable on the subject.

Listy fell in love with Japan in 2002 when she moved there and attended a Franco-Japanese school for a few years. Since then, she has returned many times, often for her studies, and has lived in several cities including Tokyo and Nagasaki.

Her favorite place is the island of Miyajima, near Hiroshima, where she loves climbing Mount Misen at sunset. So, don't hesitate to ask her any questions you have about Japan!

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Laetitia fell in love with Japan twice over: first through its pop culture, and then during her travels, which touched her with their harmony and tranquility.

Having spent a year living in Oita as part of a student exchange program, she had the opportunity to experience everyday Japanese life and began practicing yosakoi, a folk Japanese dance from Kochi. Her philosophy? Observe and emulate the Japanese for an authentic immersion.

Christian is German and represents Japan Experience in Berlin. He is perfectly fluent in English & French. His passion for Japan was born during numerous personal trips to the country, where he volunteered with local associations. He has also contributed to the development of Japanese Matsuri (folk festivals) in Berlin.

Above all, he loves the Kansai region and the north of Japan, as well as the shrines and traditional craftsmanship. He enjoys traveling by train and ferry to gradually explore the most remote places in the country.