Masako Ikemoto

His experience as a Japanese and English instructor led him to develop an interest in different cultures, and he has been teaching comparative international culture at the Japan Hotel School for 18 years. In these days of increasing globalization, he is devising ways to teach classes that convey the importance of "respect for diversity." His hobby is playing golf both in Japan and overseas.

Department

Daytime

Specialization

Language field General education field

Department

Hotel Department Bridal Department

Subjects

International Cultural Comparison

Message to students

"Hello! Bonjour! Ni hao! Jumbo!..." The world's population now exceeds 7.8 billion, and diversity is continuing to grow. I hope that students will learn from this International Cultural Comparison class that it is important to accept differences in race, ethnicity, language, religion, social customs, lifestyles, and values, and to understand each other.

Thoughts on the future of the hotel and bridal industries

For most people, hotel life is an extraordinary world. Guests head to hotels to forget about their daily lives, relax, and enjoy a soothing space and time. I hope that hoteliers and the hotel industry will cherish the feelings of such guests and be considerate to them.

Seeing is believing!

"Seeing is believing!" Various experiences will help you grow as a person. Travel all over Japan and abroad!!! If you are interested, give it a try! See, touch, confirm and feel with your own eyes. Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do now!!!