Past Series

Q&A with Travel Industry Experts Chiara Terzuolo and Rie Miyoshi

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Leading up to our upcoming monthly meeting on ‘Unveiling Japan: New Themes in Travel & Tourism,’ we’re featuring a Q&A with speakers Chiara Terzuolo of…

How I Got Here: Tanja Bach

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Ever been asked “What do you do?” My answer: “I empower people to become the best version of themselves.” As a coach and facilitator, I…

How I Got Here: Tia Haygood

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If you were to tell me that I would be an entrepreneur in a country 11,000 kilometers from my hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina, I…

History of FEW Series: Illustrating Women in the Workplace

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In celebrating 35 years of empowering women in Japan, FEW has been looking back on our unique collection of FEW historical items and information. One of our favorites is the FEW 20th Anniversary Newspaper, which highlights the early years of our organization. This newspaper is full of great mentions, interviews and historical anecdotes, all of which set the scene for what our members were thinking about in 2001.

Q&A with Rena Suzuki, Co-founder and Leader of Lean In Tokyo

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Leading up to our upcoming monthly meeting on ‘Leaning In’ in the workplace, we’re featuring a Q&A with speaker Rena Suzuki, Co-founder and Leader of…

History of FEW Series: Past FEW Speakers

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For the second part of our History of FEW series, we’re taking a look back at past speakers at FEW. We’ve highlighted just a handful of the many impressive leaders that have shared their insights and experiences with the FEW community. These speakers are from the years leading up to 1998, and we’ll be featuring more speakers later in the series.

How I Got Here: Philomena Keet

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It’s not without a sense of irony that I find myself settled in Tokyo with my Japanese husband and two children, writing about Japan for…

History of FEW Series: The Founding of FEW

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In honor of the 35th anniversary of FEW last year, we are featuring highlights of major milestones in FEW’s history. We’re kicking off this month with the founding of FEW in 1981 and how the organization has grown over the years into a community for internationally-minded women in Tokyo to learn, connect, and achieve their full professional and personal potential.

How I Got Here: Megumi Moss

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I am founder and CEO of CareFinder (www.carefinder.jp), a bilingual babysitter matching website operated in Japan. I have done a number of things before CareFinder.…

How I Got Here: Helen Lewis MA (Oxon)

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I teach English to young people in Japan. I help them hold conversations and write in their non-native language more clearly, gracefully and confidently. I…