Hello, everyone. Nice to meet you.
I'm traveling solo across Europe starting from February 2026!!

I'm a university student in Kyoto, studying Japanese law to be a lawyer in the future.
I had played soccer for about 10 years, and I competed in a national tournament when I was in elementary school.

I'm outgoing and active — I love talking with my friends, hanging out, and having fun together. Karaoke is one of my favorite things to do.(To be honest, I'm not good at singing.😂😂)
At the same time, I also enjoy spending time alone — walking around, relaxing at home while watching anime.
I like both outdoor and indoor activities!!

Every country I have visited so far has been fun, interesting and inspiring.
Through Couchsurfing, I want to connect with local people, learn different cultures, and share good moments together.

I'd be happy to talk together, explore the city, and teach me your favorite cheap and good restaurants.
I'm not very good at speaking English, but I will do my best!!
Looking forward to meeting you!!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I want to stay locally and have good friends around the world!

I have enjoyed my trips as a tourist before, so I have many memories, such as the beautiful and historical buildings, the delicious food, and the fantastic nature.
Until now, my travels were mainly focused on sightseeing, but I have started to feel that I want to experience local cultures that I can't get just from visiting tourist attractions.

Talking to people from different countries and cultures, spending time together, and sometimes being surprised by differences will be a great experience for me.
Also, They make my English better.

That's why I started Couchsurfing.

Interests

I love walking around the cities and nature!
I love watching anime! My most favorite anime are SAO, Attack on Titan, and Demon Slayer.

• culture
• architecture
• walking
• anime
• traveling
• music
• hiking
• sports
• soccer
• nature

Music, Movies, and Books

RADWIMPS, ONE OK ROCK, Charlie Puth, Your Name, Demon Slayer, Studio Ghibli

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I work part-time at a sushi restaurant in Japan!
I learned some basics of making sushi.
For example, the rice should be 16 grams, and It's important to make it quickly so the fish doesn't get damaged by the heat of your hands.

Teach, Learn, Share

Smile!
Everything I have!
I can teach you Japanese!

What I Can Share with Hosts

Same as above!
I can clean your rooms.

Countries I’ve Visited

France, Italy, South Korea, Switzerland, United Kingdom

Countries I’ve Lived In

Japan