Leon is a first year student studying Mechanical Engineering at Kobe University. He has been spoilt by the all the amazing food and travel places that the Kansai region has to offer. On most days can be found precariously navigating the steep slopes of Kobe on a bicycle. He hopes to be able to better serve the SSAJ community beyond Tokyo.

Caleb is currently a first year student at Waseda's School of International Liberal Studies. An avid enjoyer of animation and movies, you can often find him watching seasonal shows or YouTube videos overanalysing said media. He does this while drinking his favourite beverage (plain water).

Cheryl is a third-year student at Waseda’s School of International Liberal Studies whose main interests are urban studies, language and history. She survives the summer with fully-stocked freezer of ice cream and winter with a cupboard full of tea. She enjoys reading (and might have spent a bit too much on books she still hasn’t read) but is always on the lookout for new titles and of course, ideas for SSAJ events!

Rebecca is a first year masters student at Hitotsubashi University studying History. When she’s not spending her hard earned cash on gacha games she’s trying to avoid a sedentary lifestyle by figure skating or bouldering. During her term she hopes to make the SSAJ insta more vibrant!

Steven is a first year engineering student at Tohoku University. He enjoys taking spontaneous trips across deserted regions in Tohoku and frequenting hardcore ramen joints. Please hit him up if you are running out of things to do in Sendai or are interested in learning broken Korean using Katakana. On the serious side, he hopes to help promote studying in Japan so please bombard him with all your creative ideas!

Josephine is a second year student at the School of International Liberal Studies in Waseda University. When she’s not running around trying to find nature in Tokyo, she’s stuck for hours in the kitchen trying to recreate dishes from back home. She loves the SSAJ community, and wants to make studying in Japan as uncomplicated as possible.