Mika Nonomiya, the assistant producer of G-STAR Gaming, a women's e-sports team for "training-type" e-sports by G-STAR.PRO, Inc. Mika Nonomiya, who has experience studying abroad in Taiwan, has opened an official account on Weibo.
Mika Nonomiya, who has experience studying in Taiwan
Mika Nonomiya has studied in Taiwan and is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
I remember meeting her at the "After 6 League," an e-sports event for working professionals, and she spoke it fluently.
Incidentally, Mika Nonomiya is also an ambassador for the "AFTER 6 LEAGUE" and is very popular in Japan, with over 100,000 followers on social networking sites.
Weibo has a large number of users in China, as Twitter and Instagram are not available in China due to the Great Firewall (Golden Shield).
Weibo is not only available in simplified Chinese, but also in Taiwanese and Hong Kong versions that support traditional Chinese.
By disseminating information via Weibo in the future, its popularity is expected to grow rapidly in Asia, especially in the Chinese-speaking regions.
In the future, don't miss the activities of Mika Nonomiya's official Weibo as well as SNS such as Twitter and Instagram.