
More and more people from foreign countries are choosing Taiwan as a place to live and work. Today, we meet Shiori, a Japanese agent in the music industry. She loves Taiwanese food and culture. Her love of Taiwan made her decide to study Chinese and take frequent trips to Taiwan. She’s determined to become a Taiwanese and this year received a Taiwan Employment Gold Card. Let’s meet her.
One of Taiwan’s most classic snacks is a bowl of braised pork on rice with an egg. Shiori, an agent in the music industry, loves Taiwanese food and culture so much, that she visits Taiwan all the time. She even studied Chinese and is determined to become a Taiwanese.
Shiori
Japanese agent in music industry
No matter where I go, the people I meet are very caring and gentle. In Japan, there’s a feel of distance between people. The feeling of distance in Taiwan is just right.
Although Shiori graduated from the Faculty of Education at Tokyo Gakugei University and is qualified to teach at elementary schools and high schools, she never became a teacher. At first she was a backpacker. During her years at university, she travelled all over the globe to 46 countries. After graduation, she worked in a travel agency. In 2015, she brought Japan’s Little League Baseball team to Taiwan for a match, and promptly fell in love with Taiwan. For reasons relating to the COVID pandemic, she became a freelance worker, hoping to become a mediator and act as a bridge between Taiwanese and Japanese cultures, so that even more Japanese can get to know Taiwan.
Kuo Kai-wen
Taiwanese friend
Generally Japanese people have quite a lot of rules and customs, but Shiori is a very carefree person who doesn’t get stuck in the small things.
Cheng Kuang-yu
Taiwanese friend
I’ve never seen a Japanese girl with so many expressions when she speaks. I even specifically asked her: You’re not an actress, are you?
On Shiori’s Instagram account, almost every photo shows her somewhere in Taiwan. Shiori often flew back and forth between Taiwan and Japan before she obtained a residence permit. She now shows off the Taiwan Employment Gold Card she received in April this year. She hopes to have more opportunities to work in Taiwan in the future and get even more deeply involved in the nation.
Shiori
Many Japanese people go to Taiwan. I like that.
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台灣被列入最適合移居的國家,吸引不少外籍人士來台居住,其中,日本正妹、也是音樂經紀人的志於里(Shiori)因為熱愛台灣美食及文化,為了學中文,當空中飛人,來台多次,今年還拿到就業金卡,立志當台灣人,一起來看看她的故事。
一碗滷肉飯,外加荷包蛋,最經典的台式小吃,邊吃邊讚不絕口。從事音樂經紀人的志於里(Shiori),因為太愛台灣美食及文化,不僅來台多次,還學中文,立志當台灣人。
[[日本音樂經紀人 志於里(Shiori)]]
“不管去哪裡,遇到的人都很貼心、很溫柔。日本的話,那個人跟人的距離感,有距離感的感覺,台灣的距離感剛剛好”
Shiori畢業於東京學藝大學教育學部,擁有小學到高中教師資格,但她不當老師,當背包客,大學期間,踏遍46個國家,畢業後,在旅行社工作,2015年,帶日本少棒隊來台比賽,從此愛上台灣,因為疫情,轉型為自由工作者,希望能居中牽線,當日台文化橋梁,更多日本人認識台灣。
[[台灣友人 郭開文]]
“一般日本人會比較多規矩,跟那個習俗,但是志於里,是很大而化之的人,不拘小節”
[[台灣友人 鄭匡宇]]
“我從來沒有看過,日本女生講話表情這麼多的,你不是演員吧,我特別問她”
IG上,一張張照片,幾乎都是在台灣的足跡,還沒拿到居留證的Shiori,常常當空中飛人,台日兩邊跑,她還秀出今年4月拿到的就業金卡,希望未來有機會在台工作,更深入台灣。
[[日本音樂經紀人 志於里(Shiori)]]
“很多日本人去台灣,我喜歡這樣。”
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