My interest in Japanese arts and culture has propelled me to live in Tokyo during my gap year between high school and college. Staying with a local family, I explored many aspects of Japanese culture not only by auditing at local high schools but also by learning Japanese traditional art style, wood printmaking. My stay at Tokyo has later persuaded me to return to Tokyo after graduation. While at Penn, I continued my exploration through joining the Japanese Student Society and taking advanced Japanese language courses. As someone who foresees herself pursuing a career in Tokyo after graduation, I was very pleased to learn of the Global Internship Program (GIP) in Tokyo from my Japanese professor. I therefore write to express my interest in the Penn Global Internship Program in Tokyo, specifically in the areas of art & design, marketing & PR and real estate, and to submit my resume for your consideration. I am eager to take advantage of this opportunity in Tokyo to bridge my interest and academic background to my future …show more content…
Working as the Vice Chair of Marketing of the Wharton Undergrad Fintech(WUFT) and participating in organizing the annual Hackathon, I obtained skills in communicating and collaborating with members from diverse