望月 奈々 –Nana Mochizuki–
❚Qualification
RYT200・SUP Yoga Instructor
Childcare Worker Qualification・Kindergarten Teacher License
❚Current Activities
While working as a marine activity guide with her husband, she also works as a yoga instructor and head care therapist.
Her activities include yoga lessons, SUP yoga instructor training courses, horseback gymnastics instruction at a riding club, and event planning. She welcomes interaction on social media.
❚Message
To be the person you want to be…
I will not give up just because I “can’t” or “don’t know how.” I will continue to challenge myself. Through yoga, I have learned to confront my emotions and adapt to change. I believe that “being true to oneself” is what makes people shine and is the source of cherishing those who are important to us. I am living a life that I could never have imagined in high school, but by continuing to move forward, opportunities come my way, and the scenery I see and the things I feel change. Everyone is “amazing,” and I value the criteria of “do I like it, does it excite me, does it make my heart race?” when looking at people. Going forward, I want to continue sharing time filled with smiles and love, without fearing change.
I am from Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture. During high school, I had neither dreams nor good grades, and I was unable to engage in job hunting.
After obtaining my childcare worker and kindergarten teacher licenses at a vocational school, I worked as a childcare worker at a children’s welfare facility and a bilingual school.
To support children’s dreams, I decided to be honest with myself and began pursuing a new dream.
Despite disliking English, I taught myself and now English has changed my life, allowing me to make friends around the world. Working part-time at Starbucks helped me improve my English and boost my self-confidence. Seeking a more challenging life, I spent a year in Victoria, Canada, engaging in cultural exchange and self-discovery.
I moved to Okinawa to follow a former student’s family. I started working as a babysitter and at sea, and was captivated by Okinawa’s ocean, feeling that “adults should play too.”
I started with front desk duties and debuted as a tour guide for kayaking, snorkeling, and SUP. Through practice, I learned the joy and rigor of nature.
Despite being unathletic, I overcame challenges with a competitive spirit and refusal to give up, supported by many people, and launched “Narooma SUP.”
望月 魁人 -Kaito Mochizuki-
❚Qualification
SUP・Snorkeling Instructor
Water Rescue WorkerBoat Operator
❚Current Activities
While working as a marine activity guide with her husband, she also works as a yoga instructor and head care therapist.
Her activities include yoga lessons, SUP yoga instructor training courses, horseback gymnastics instruction at a riding club, and event planning. She welcomes interaction on social media.
❚Message
The name of the store, Narooma, means “blue water coast” in the language of the Australian aborigines. We will do our utmost to ensure that your time spent here becomes an unforgettable treasure.
I am from Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture. During high school, I had neither dreams nor good grades, and I was unable to engage in job hunting.
After obtaining my childcare worker and kindergarten teacher licenses at a vocational school, I worked as a childcare worker at a children’s welfare facility and a bilingual school.
To support children’s dreams, I decided to be honest with myself and began pursuing a new dream.
Despite disliking English, I taught myself and now English has changed my life, allowing me to make friends around the world. Working part-time at Starbucks helped me improve my English and boost my self-confidence. Seeking a more challenging life, I spent a year in Victoria, Canada, engaging in cultural exchange and self-discovery.
I moved to Okinawa to follow a former student’s family. I started working as a babysitter and at sea, and was captivated by Okinawa’s ocean, feeling that “adults should play too.”
I started with front desk duties and debuted as a tour guide for kayaking, snorkeling, and SUP. Through practice, I learned the joy and rigor of nature.
Despite being unathletic, I overcame challenges with a competitive spirit and refusal to give up, supported by many people, and launched “Narooma SUP.”
