About my recent life

Hello! I'm Maika Kawamura. Thank you for taking the time to look at my blog. This time, I'd like to talk about my recent life so that you can get to know me.

I work part-time at a cram school and a hamburger shop. At the cram school, I enjoy working with a lot of ingenuity to improve the grades of the students I teach.  At the hamburger shop, I am very busy, but I am enjoying doing more and more things little by little. It is very hard to manage my schedule when I work two part-time jobs, but it is a good experience for me.

My hobby is to watch Korean dramas. I enjoy watching Korean dramas because they have long and deep stories. I also feel that watching them with subtitles is a great way to learn the language. If there are people who share my hobby, let's talk.

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  1. Maharo Sugimoto2021年10月13日 2:49

    I found out that you are working hard at a part-time job. Also, I haven't seen Korean dramas, but I think it's very good that you have a fun hobby.

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  2. Natsuki Kurose2021年10月13日 10:29

    I know you are very busy with your part-time job. You're working hard, so I can think of doing my best too.

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  3. Yu Shigeamsa2021年10月13日 17:14


    I also work two part-time jobs, just like Maika. It's hard to manage the schedule. Let's do our best.

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  4. Ritsu Kawahara2021年10月13日 17:50

    It was fun to know your recent life. I like watching Korean dramas as well as you. Let's talk.

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  5. Haruka2021年10月13日 20:39

    I also work at a hamburger shop, so I can understand how hard it is. It's nice to have a hobby.

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  6. Noa Takuma　BE-Ⅲ2021年10月14日 1:52

    I admire you for knowing that you have two part-time jobs. I especially respect people because I can't do cram school. I am also interested in Korean dramas. Please tell us your recommended work!

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  7. Yuiho2021年10月14日 2:30

    Because I like dramas, I'm interested in the topic of your hobby. I don't usually watch Korean dramas, but I would like to watch them!

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  8. Noriko Honda-BEIII2021年10月28日 23:37

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