What is different between your culture and Japanese culture? In Salem, the bus might come every hour, and the bus might not take you to the destination directly. I also appreciate the public transportation in Japan. I visited the Haneda wholesale market, and that is a fun place to go, too. I love Senzoku-ike park, and I thought AEON grocery store near Ontakesan station was very beautiful. Tokyo is almost identical to New York on the surface level, but when you live here, you learn that there are so many cultural differences. Hugh-san: I like Japanese history, Kabuki and Noh theater. What do you like about Ota City and Japan? I participate in local festivals and get interviewed. Hugh-san: I try to introduce things about Ota in my YouTube channel called “ Going to Japan? Go to Ota City!”( ). What do you do as a Global City Ota A mbassador? I also hold English conversation sessions now. Then, just in time, I became an ambassador of Ota City in June 2017. Hugh-san: Well, because of bad vision, I couldn’t learn Japanese, so I quit the school. It was only 1 hour every week, and I didn’t learn very much, so I decided to go to Japanese Language school in Tokyo in 2016. I wanted to stay in Japan for the long term, and I was taking Japanese lessons in America.
In 20, my wife and I returned to Japan to visit, and in 2014, after losing my wife to cancer, I came back to Japan alone. We stayed with a host family and met great friends.
When my wife and I became members of the Salem-Ota cultural exchange program, we got a chance to visit Ota in a group in 2007. But, I was afraid to come here because I didn’t want to make mistakes such as when to bow down….
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He taught me how to count 10 in Japanese, and I was always interested in Japan. He even had a Japanese girlfriend and conducted Tokyo Symphony here. He was sent to Japan as an Army officer after WWII. *Salem is a city on the north coast of Massachusetts above Boston Salem and Ota are sister cities, and my wife and I were members of the cultural exchange program. Hugh-san: I am from Salem, Massachusetts. I had a chance to meet and talk with him at Cafe Cosmo in Ota City office. Hugh Stewart is one of the very active members of Global City Ota Ambassador and Salem-Ota cultural exchange program. Interview with Global City Ota Ambassador, Mr.
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