Hi, I'm Masumi Furusato ,from Nagasaki,Japan.
I work in Cochin,India as      a        Software

professional . My job is to translate from japanese to English, or from English to Japanese. It is difficult but keep learning enhances me. India is a nice place. Kerala people are so friendly. The company environment is good.. I learned more about English, also cultural differences. Indian people and Japanese people have the very different culture, but to respect others are the prime principle thing.

          Hi, I’m Satomi Sakamoto from Kumamoto, Japan. I’m teaching Japanese to the    local    staff     at

Indocosmo Systems. Kerala is very nice place where coconut trees grow luxuriantly, and people are kind and friendly. It’s sometimes difficult to teach in India which has a different culture and language, but I’m trying my best to help them improve their Japanese. Also, I’d like to teach not only languages but Japanese custom, culture, and so on.
If you are interested in culture, cooking, traveling in Kerala, please feel free to call us.

          Greetings from Kerala, India; I'm Satoshi Nakagawa from Indocosmo Systems.     As        a

translator and a communicator, I deliver demands/requests from Japanese clients to our Indian staffs by converting Japanese language of e-mails, documents and phone communication content into English, the universal language especially used in this country. There are sometimes some difficulties I have to face against my work; however, starting my career in India, an economic giant, is nothing more than a superb opportunity. With the chance I've acquired, I would like to learn anything from any aspect.

    Hi, I'm Kira Masaaki, from Japan.
My job is Software Engineer in Indocosmo.     I       am

studying English and Software skill in India now. India is a very beautiful place. The nature is deep and people are very kind. Moreover kerala is a famous spot for resort. India is accomplishing rapid growth now. I want to challenge various things like Indian people, too.