About Our Office
Name of office: Good Luck Immigration Law Office
Name of director: INOBE, Miyuki
Affiliation: Japan Federation of Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialists Associations (Registration No. 22441060), Oita Prefecture Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialists Association
Greeting
Thank you for visiting my homepage.
My name is Miyuki Inobe, and I am the head of Good Luck Immigration Law Office, which opened on May 1, 2022.
After graduating from university, I became a Japanese language teacher for international business people, and I was involved in Japanese language education both in Japan and overseas.
After obtaining my master’s degree, I began teaching Japanese to international students at a Japanese university.
Although some international students come from wealthy families, the overwhelming majority of them attend university after struggling to secure scholarships and part-time jobs.
I was inspired by how they came to Japan with dreams in mind and worked hard to make those dreams come true. Because of this, I decided that, in addition to teaching Japanese, I wanted to help foreigners who are working hard in Japan with their visa procedures. I would like to use my wealth of international and cross-cultural experience to serve as a bridge between foreigners and Japanese companies and between foreigners and Japanese society.
My name is Miyuki Inobe, and I am the head of Good Luck Immigration Law Office, which opened on May 1, 2022.
After graduating from university, I became a Japanese language teacher for international business people, and I was involved in Japanese language education both in Japan and overseas.
After obtaining my master’s degree, I began teaching Japanese to international students at a Japanese university.
Although some international students come from wealthy families, the overwhelming majority of them attend university after struggling to secure scholarships and part-time jobs.
I was inspired by how they came to Japan with dreams in mind and worked hard to make those dreams come true. Because of this, I decided that, in addition to teaching Japanese, I wanted to help foreigners who are working hard in Japan with their visa procedures. I would like to use my wealth of international and cross-cultural experience to serve as a bridge between foreigners and Japanese companies and between foreigners and Japanese society.
Personal History
- Moved all over Japan due to father’s occupation and have lived in Ehime, Akita, Hyogo, Mie, Oita, Yokohama, Tokyo, and Saitama.
- Graduated from Oita Maizuru High School and Waseda University.
- Was dispatched by the Japan Foundation as a Japanese Language Specialist to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Australia. Assisted local Japanese language teachers and Japanese language education effortsas a specialist.
- Earned an Msc in Applied Linguistics from the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom.
- Taught Japanese language courses for international students at Keio University, Waseda University, and the Chiba University of Commerce.
- Earned a Juris Doctor from Meiji University Law School (professional graduate school).
- Taught Japanese language courses at the Nagoya University Research and Education Center for Japanese Law in Vietnam.
- Worked as an instructor for Japanese language teacher training courses in Tokyo and Fukuoka.
- Taught Japanese language courses for international students at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University and the Beppu University Special Program for International Students.
- Registered as a Certified Administrative Legal Procedures Specialist (gyoseishoshi) on May 1, 2022.
Office Philosophy
- We aim to help realize a multicultural society in Japan.
- We will not handle cases where there is suspicion of illegal employment, illegal immigration, or sham marriages.
- We will contribute to the realization of a society free of discrimination.
