Official Author
坂崎 なお（Nao Sakazaki）
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Japan
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Female
Hello, my name is Nao Sakazaki.
I have a strong interest in Japanese literature, and I spent my university years studying classical literature such as "The Tale of Genji" and "Tsurezuregusa," as well as modern and contemporary literature by Kenji Miyazawa, Natsume Soseki, Osamu Dazai and others.
For the theme of my graduation thesis, I chose Nagai Kaze's "A Strange Tale from East of the River," which depicts the atmosphere of good old downtown Tokyo.
After graduating, I moved to Kyoto, where I could enjoy the beautiful scenery unique to Japan, and while working as a writer for a tourist magazine in Kyoto, I studied hard for the Kyoto Proficiency Test, challenging myself to learn more about temples and shrines in Kyoto.
As a result of these efforts, I was able to obtain the highest level of the Kyoto Proficiency Test, Grade 1.
I am currently studying for the World Heritage Examination, expanding my interests to include all of Japan and other countries around the world.
In Japan, besides popular places that are registered as World Heritage sites, there also many hidden gems that only a handful of people know about.
I want to unravel the the history, culture, and popularity of many of these spots and introduce their beauty to you.
I have a strong interest in Japanese literature, and I spent my university years studying classical literature such as "The Tale of Genji" and "Tsurezuregusa," as well as modern and contemporary literature by Kenji Miyazawa, Natsume Soseki, Osamu Dazai and others.
For the theme of my graduation thesis, I chose Nagai Kaze's "A Strange Tale from East of the River," which depicts the atmosphere of good old downtown Tokyo.
After graduating, I moved to Kyoto, where I could enjoy the beautiful scenery unique to Japan, and while working as a writer for a tourist magazine in Kyoto, I studied hard for the Kyoto Proficiency Test, challenging myself to learn more about temples and shrines in Kyoto.
As a result of these efforts, I was able to obtain the highest level of the Kyoto Proficiency Test, Grade 1.
I am currently studying for the World Heritage Examination, expanding my interests to include all of Japan and other countries around the world.
In Japan, besides popular places that are registered as World Heritage sites, there also many hidden gems that only a handful of people know about.
I want to unravel the the history, culture, and popularity of many of these spots and introduce their beauty to you.