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My parents got to know each other because they both share the same date of birth, and a mutual friend of theirs planned a birthday party for them.

photo source:
Visite du Ponte Vecchio à Florence - Impressions de voyage (impressions2voyage.net)

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On April Fool's Day of 2005, I was born in the periphery of Florence, by a Japanese mother who moved to Italy to learn how to make jewelleries, and an Italian communist dad.

photo source:
Corté, l'Université de Corse. | jjlm-fr | Flickr

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I went to a normal public kidergarten in Italy, and used to talk to the teachers in Japanese sometimes, because at that time I occasionally confused Japanese and Italian.

Question:
are you going to teach your future children multiple languages from a young age.

Anpanman: Is the children’s superhero the best thing since sliced bread? (japantimes.co.jp)

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I went to a local school just like any other italian kid, but during summer vacations I traveled to Japan and attended school there, just like any other Japanese kid.

photo source:
Crossed Flag Pins Italy-Japan Flags (crossed-flag-pins.com)

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I made a lot of friends and had one of the best years of my life in first grade, but all the fun didn't last long as I had to move to Japan, where it took me a few years to get used to the new enviroment; nevertheless, I enjoyed my japanese life as well.

Question:
did you experience any troubles when you moved to a foreign country?

photo source:
青梅市立第三中学校 (@aosan_daisuki) / Twitter

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I managed to get admitted to the highschool I wanted, where I made a lot of friends of diverse international backgrounds, had sooo much fun.

photo source:
ホラン千秋はハーフ！父と母＆高校と大学で堪能な英語まとめ | AIKRU[アイクル]｜かわいい女の子の情報まとめサイト

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So far, so goood!