Hello! Thank you for visiting my profile.

My name is Kiki, and I am 30 years old. I was born and raised in Osaka and have several years of childcare experience both in Japan and abroad.

I worked as an Au Pair in the United States for two years, caring for children from infancy to 8 years old. During my time with two host families in Washington, D.C. and Connecticut, I provided daily care, planned activities, prepared meals, and supported children's development in a safe and nurturing environment.

My first host family had three children aged 1, 7, and 8, while my second host family had a 1-year-old toddler. These experiences taught me the importance of patience, flexibility, communication, and building trusting relationships with both children and parents.

In addition, I worked as a Teaching Assistant at a nursery school in Japan, where I supported children's daily routines and introduced basic English through fun and engaging activities.

I enjoy creating activities tailored to each child's age, interests, and personality. Whether it's arts and crafts, reading stories, outdoor play, baking, or imaginative games, I strive to make every childcare experience enjoyable, educational, and memorable.

Having lived abroad and worked closely with international families, I am comfortable adapting to different parenting styles, cultures, and family needs. I can also introduce children to Japanese culture through crafts, games, stories, and seasonal activities.

As a former Universal Studios Japan team member and an Osaka local, I would be happy to help families visiting Osaka. I can provide recommendations for USJ, family-friendly attractions, local restaurants, cafés, and hidden gems that make your trip even more enjoyable.

Families often describe me as caring, reliable, patient, and adaptable. My goal is to provide a safe, warm, and engaging environment where children feel comfortable and parents can enjoy peace of mind during their time in Japan.

I look forward to meeting your family and helping create wonderful memories during your visit to Japan!