Kaori Fujishima (藤島加織) is an intern at Nikkei Voice who is responsible for producing articles for the English and Japanese section of the newspaper and taking photographs.
She has interests in art, photography, dance, reading, science, and all things Canadian. Kaori is a versatile artist with skill in both drawing and photography, though her major at Tokushima graduate school was pharmaceutical studies. After she finished school, she worked as a researcher in Japan. Kaori is eager to connect Japan with the world. “I want to make Canadian friends,” she said. “Please feel free to talk with me if I have an opportunity to meet you and I want you to be interested in Japan!”
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