I haven't posted entries for a long time.
Now I am preparing to leave for Vietnam.
I will leave Tokyo on September 22nd.
I will go through Korea and China to visit my friends.
I will finally arrive in Ho Chi Min City(Sai Gon) around October 10th.
Hopefully, I'd like to set up a software company that exports software to the countries like Japan and US.
I have been learning Vietnamese for three months. It's so much fun. This is no wonder since I am a natural language mania, so...
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I have been working on Ruby on Rails for years. I am a software engineer as well as a business person who tries to create the future.
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- Eiji Sakai a.k.a. elm200
- I am a Japanese software engineer living in Tokyo, Japan
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