Indian woman who born and raised in Japan

[r_v]

She is talking without any flaws. Felt like a river flowing so calmly.

[MissTXTee]

Her English speech is impeccable. I am American and can't even detect an Indian or Japanese accent.

[gee_emm]

Imagine having Indian AND Japanese food at home! She’s living the dream!

[elementneon]

She NEEDS to be a voice actor. She has such nice pitch and treble in her normal speaking voice.

[RohitKota-pzmn]

Her voice is giving me inner peace, i can listen to her whole day

[SavannahVu]

Her answer was so precious. What a sweet girl.😊

[TheWotsa]

An Indian born and raised in Japan with a perfect american accent.. Now that crazy! in a totally positive way

[nishantmudgal]

Born : Japan
Parents : Indian
Accent : American 💀

[brittani]

most huggable voice and personality! ❤

[jayanths]

I could listen to her read a phone book for hours and not get bored.

[butterpecan]

I wanted to hear her speak Japanese, but her expression in English is equally eloquent. Smart girl with a rich multi cultural background. Her parents raised her well.

[grrrlbreaker]

Woman is blessed to have TWO beautiful cultures in her life....

[laminceesay]

Beautiful. Greetings from Africa. We love Japanese and Indian food and especially their food.

[madikiestherkhiangte]

She a cutie❤
I am a northeast India, nice to see an Indian baby raised in other country.

[evedotcom]

Very cool! And she speaks English so well too without the strong accent that many Japanese and Indian people have.

[kaivanmehta]

Half Japanese, Half Indian & speaks western language pretty decently.. I am jealous.

[andrewcavallo]

And somehow her voice sounds sounds American lol

[mirtamurphy]

She is so beautiful, irritates calm and kindness

[potatopotatoeOG]

I feel her.. being raised in one culture but knowing you’re from a distant land is a tricky but honestly really beautiful thing to experience. Some people don’t make it out alive being a foreigner in a diffère country. Tough stuff to come to terms with but makes you grateful

[Dakshinian]

She is so fortunate to have Japanese and Indian cultural exposure!