Ken.Oz
Japanese expat in Uzbekistan
Forum posts
4
Contacts
6
About me
Japanese
Lives in Tashkent, Toshkent Shahri
Speaks Japanese (Mother Tongue)English (Fluent)French (Medium)
Registration: 19 August 2017
Occupation
I am Employed.
My expat journey
Tashkent, Toshkent Shahri, Uzbekistan
Volunteer in Non Profit Organisation.
Paid volunteer
Brighton, England, England
I did my master here.
Master student.
There were sea and hill nearby so not a bad place to spend the lockdown.
To be honest I am not satisfied with my master course for five weeks strike and lockdown since March.
I wish I could have done two years master earlier.
Vichy, Auvergne, France
French language school.
Tokyo, T艒ky艒, Japan
I stayed in my hometown for few months but I felt boring.
Part time job only.
Gurgaon, Haryana, India
It was a hard time working in a Big Four auditing firm in Gurgaon as a consultant for Japanese clients.
Manager in Japan Business Services.
Himalaya mountain trips on weekends, discovering Delhi, and singing ont en choir.
Working culture in Gurgaon was nothing but awful.
Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
First time to live outside my home country for work.
I was lucky to have a opportunity to work in an international auditing firm as a manager.
I really enjoyed my life here.
I joined international choir and auchestra of Ho Chi Minh city and I was happy I could always be surrounded with music.
I went to many social events in the night at many hotel, which was also interesting to meet many new people.
You will hardly walk around since motorbike and taxi is everywhere and not good for pedestrian street lovers.
It?s not a very English speaking place and people does not really have the definition of hospitality in their mind.
Tokyo, T艒ky艒, Japan
After 5 years stay in Europe, I stayed in my home country for 19 years including high school, university and first job in city governance (tax , social insurance and social welfare administration)
It is interesting places where you would never get bored of lives, with so many interesting events and opportunities.
As a Japanese, I felt hard of living the Japanese way, which forces you to live and behave the drame ways with other people.
I think it?s hard to live this place without Japanese language.
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New members of the Uzbekistan forum, introduce yourselves here - 2020 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Uzbekistan forum? Don't know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Hi, I just moved to Tashkent amid this horrible Covid situation. Hope I could enjoy my life in Tashkent, my contract is one year. Read More
New members of the India forum, introduce yourselves here - 2018 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the India forum? Don聮t know how to start? This thread is for you聽;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Thank you so much! I really appreciate many nice people here! Read More
New members of the India forum, introduce yourselves here - 2018 by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the India forum? Don聮t know how to start? This thread is for you聽;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Dear all, I鈥檓 Ken Japanese, will move to Gurgaon very soon on late March. (I鈥檓 currently in Vietnam where I鈥檝e stayed for 3 years) I will work as a business consultant in an Indian firm. I like singing in the choir, traveling ... Read More