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NameYui
Genderfemale
Country of OriginJapan
Destination CountryJordan

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s-1 When Yui's friends encouraged her to join them on a trip to Syria in 2009, she was about to refuse.
s-2 I had an idea in my head that the Middle East was not safe.
s-3 But my friends insisted and I went.
s-4 The food was delicious, the people were so friendly, and the architecture was so beautiful.
s-5 I fell in love with the region right away.
s-6 Back in Japan, I felt uncertain about my job, and had no desire to work in Japan forever.
s-7 I always wanted to work outside of my country so I could explore the world and see things from a different perspective.
s-8 I saw a position in Jordan at a major tourism company.
s-9 I could help other Japanese become fond of the region as well!
s-10 Now, Yuis job is to bring Japanese tourists to Jordan.
s-11 She takes visitors to different tourist sites in Petra, the Dead Sea and Wadi Rum.
s-12 I really love my job, because I feel Im doing something new.
s-13 There arent so many Japanese people living in Jordan.
s-14 Im the only one in my company, so my ideas are taken seriously when it comes to attracting tourists.
s-15 Its my job to make sure that the places where Japanese tourists stay appeal to their sense of hospitality.
s-16 In the meantime, she has built a new life in Amman.
s-17 People here are so friendly.
s-18 When I am sick, my friends come visit me.
s-19 My neighbors invite me for dinner at their place.
s-20 I never feel really lonely in this country.
s-21 Friendship means a lot here.
s-22 Despite her warm welcome to Jordan, Yui still misses her homeland.
s-23 Sometimes, when I see the strong bonds that people have with their family and friends here, it makes me miss my family.
s-24 Sometimes when my mom hears that something happened in the region, she calls me to tell me not to go to any tourist sites.
s-25 But hey, Mom!
s-26 Thats my job!

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