JSB Meets JET Alumni: Sean Bramble (Nagasaki, 1992-1995)

JET Profiles
Written By USJETAA
Sean Bramble co-teaching in Nagasaki

In partnership with Japan Society of Boston, USJETAA is proud to share the JSB Meets JET Alumni interview series which explores the JET experience across Japan

This month, Japan Society of Boston got to know Sean Bramble, an Assistant English Teacher (yes, before the title morphed into Assistant Language Teacher) on the JET Program in Nagasaki Prefecture from 1992 to 1995.⁠

⁠After his time on JET, Sean worked for the Kyushu National Museum, did voiceovers for radio, and even modeled for department stores.⁠ Upon returning to the US, Sean has continued his connections with Japan as a high school AP world history teacher an author of Japan travel guide: Culture Shock! Japan: A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette (Culture Shock! Guides).

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