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Hola a todos! Soy Minami un intern de Hippo Japón.
日本でインターンをしています、みなみです(^^)

Yo decidí trabajar en oficina como intern porque yo quería saber mas sobre hippo!
My intern life is always soooooo fun! 😃
특히 페미리 응원활동이 체일 재미있어요!
I support new Fellow who started hippo activity a year ago.
Un nuevo miembro de hippo nos enseña muchas cosas  y pensamientos. 
yo creo que muy importante de conocer nuevo socios.
Also is very interesting at singing the sounds with many children! 🙌👶💚
그리고 my special interns!

Tenemos interns que fue a Estados unidos, Brazil,Malasia,Alemania,
Australia y Mexico.
So sometime we talk in multilingual very naturally.
앞으로도 히포위해 열심히 일하고 싶어요! Thank you Hippo!
再見(^^)/
またね(^^)/
Minami Sakurai
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