Technical Interns

The rooms where the technical interns live!!??

2026/01/09

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

This happened last year, but apparently things have gotten completely out of hand at our Nepali dorm!!

Wowwwww...

That international vibe really came through...

I won't deny it, but this is pretty amazing, huh? lol

 

Apparently, he's going to sleep just like this lol

This color would be unthinkable for a Japanese person, but it’s actually quite common overseas.

I generally like things that are really flashy, so when I go to stores overseas, they're packed with LED lights.

 

But I never thought they'd go so far as to do it inside the house...

And it's Japanese-style, too.

Are the dorms for foreign employees at your company okay? lol

 

I’m obtaining a certification as a life skills counselor in order to hire interns, but,

It doesn't say anything about putting LEDs like this on the house, so I don't know what to say. lol

Well, since it doesn't harm anyone else and they're having fun, I won't say it's wrong, but I just hope it doesn't start a fire.

 

When I work with people from other countries, I discover many things and learn a lot from them.

It's really interesting as you get more and more involved.

Being involved doesn't just mean working—please take the time to learn more about the culture as well.

Please ask me more questions.

Getting to know each other will help us work together more effectively.

 

See you later.

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