Welcome!
Hi there! Thanks for visiting my site. I hope that you enjoy the trip!
About Me
I am half Cuban and live between Mexico, Japan, and the US. Most of my close relatives live in Mexico, so that's where I am currently based, but I teach university classes to landscape students in Japan. I attained a PhD in spatial planning and environmental engineering while living there for many years. My PhD focused on how we can use ethnobotanical plants to connect with nature and create a positive future for all life on Earth.
Actually, I have a lot of fun. I enjoy a variety of different hobbies and interests. My interests are the seeming extremes of technology, art, and nature.
Whether in Japan or in the US, I have been a member at maker spaces -- community spaces for people interested in fixing electronics, creating art and technological stuff, and generally sharing and learning about how to hack the world to make it a better place. I enjoy using a soldering iron as much as a paintbrush.
I love to go for walks in nature and identify birds and plants. I like to imagine many things, and have been labeled a visionary. I believe that no one is perfect and we all have something important to bring to the table.
I love to dance, sing, and make music with my synthesizers.
Services
- English Paper Editing — academic manuscripts, logic, structure, and English
- Tokyo & Mexico Tours — personal cultural experiences shaped around your interests
- Ecological Greening Design — sustainable, edible, and wildlife-supporting spaces indoors and out
Asides
- Ethnobotany in English and Japanese — 英語と日本語でエスノボタニー(民族植物学)