Hans R. Nagl

ウィーン、オーストリア生まれ
アメリカ、ペンシルバニア州、ペンシルベニア州立大学、工学部、修士課程修了
長年製薬会社で統計学士として勤務
2017年埼玉県小川町に家族と移り住む
日赤病院の近くの古民家をリノベーションして住んでいます。古民家の一部をカフェルームにし、教室として利用しています。
BOSCH (つきのわ , 東松山)
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) 　農林水産省
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)　 経済産業省
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (MOFA) 日本外務省
Financial Services Agency (FSA) 　金融庁
Rikkyo University 立教大学　– Part time lecturer – Local people’s perspectives in international culture
ALT – Assistant Language Teacher – Ogawamachi, Sakado
　　ALT –アシスタントランゲージティーチャー–坂戸市、小川町
About Hans (non-professional),
From Vienna, Austria (Europe) and the Yspertal in the Waldviertel, Lower Austria.
 
Moved to the United States in 1984
Lived in Tokyo, Japan
Mostly lived in Pennsylvania, USA, in the greater Philadelphia area before moving to Franklin, Massachusetts and Bethel, Connecticut.
Now lives in Ogawamachi, Saitama Prefecture, Japan
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Below are photos of some of my most memorable events sometimes involving skilled and experienced people living in Europe, Asia, or America. Grateful to all of them and those not (yet) represented here, I am glad that I had these valuable encounters.
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Professional Story:

Saint Joseph’s University, Philadelphia – Undergraduate, Management Information Systems

Penn State University – Graduate,  Engineering Sciences

Quantitative Business Analysis, Promotion Response Analysis, Forecasting, Market Research

(United States, Europe and Japan)

Please visit my LinkeIn page for more information.

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Global meeting in Vienna, Austria organized while reporting to Charlotte Sibley. It including most countries in Europe, The United States and Canada. It was a privilege to have met many of the people in this photo.
Global meeting in Vienna, Austria organized while reporting to Charlotte Sibley. It including most countries in Europe, The United States and Canada. It was a privilege to have met many of the people in this photo.
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Publication Rikkyo University
Publication Rikkyo University
Saying "Thank You!" to a great team
Saying “Thank You!” to a great team
Dreaming at the church organ in Altenmarkt in the Yspervalley.
Dreaming at the church organ in Altenmarkt in the Yspervalley.
My piano made by Friedrich Ehrbar (around 1880) in Vienna
My piano made by Friedrich Ehrbar (around 1880) in Vienna
Aug-1999 - Kimono Show with Kiharu Nakamura - oldest living Shimbashi Geisha at this time - model for Memoires of a Geisha. She wrote a book with the same title many years earlier also translated from Japanese into German. The Author of the story with the same title in English interviewed Nakamura and others to come up with his final story and movie. Nakamura was not very happy about this story since she believed that it was a misrepresentation of her art which I also believe. Kiharu Nakamura passed away in New York on Jan 5th, 2004
Aug-1999 – Kimono Show with Kiharu Nakamura – oldest living Shimbashi Geisha at this time – model for Memoires of a Geisha. She wrote a book with the same title many years earlier also translated from Japanese into German. The Author of the story with the same title in English interviewed Nakamura and others to come up with his final story and movie. Nakamura was not very happy about this story since she believed that it was a misrepresentation of her art which I also believe. Kiharu Nakamura passed away in New York on Jan 5th, 2004
January 1st, 2001 - Going fishing (tried to) with my friend Michael - Kamogawa - Japan
January 1st, 2001 – Going fishing (tried to) with my friend Michael – Kamogawa – Japan
A hot summer day at Bryant Park in New York
A hot summer day at Bryant Park in New York
Meeting many famous sake brewers in Japan was a tremendous privilege.
Meeting many famous sake brewers in Japan was a tremendous privilege.
Joined a copper etching group under Riyo Seki Sensei in Ikebukuro - Tokyo - Japan
Joined a copper etching group under Riyo Seki Sensei in Ikebukuro – Tokyo – Japan
Joined a Copper Etching group under Riyo Seki Sensei in Ikebukuro - Tokyo - Japan
Joined a Copper Etching group under Riyo Seki Sensei in Ikebukuro – Tokyo – Japan
Playing with very skilled musicians in Tokyo, Japan.
Playing with very skilled musicians in Tokyo, Japan.
Playing with very skilled musicians in Tokyo, Japan
Playing with very skilled musicians in Tokyo, Japan
My favorite cafe in Vienna - The Hawelka
My favorite cafe in Vienna – The Hawelka
Attempt to learn how to ride a horse in Narita, Chiba - Japan. Lucky enough for the horses I did not continue very long.
Attempt to learn how to ride a horse in Narita, Chiba – Japan. Lucky enough for the horses I did not continue very long.
Hiking in Hakone - Japan famous for hot springs, volcanic activities, museums, art and many other things
Hiking in Hakone – Japan famous for hot springs, volcanic activities, museums, art and many other things
Doshinkan Aikido Seminar near Philadelphia with Utada Sensei (right) and Chida Sensei.
Doshinkan Aikido Seminar near Philadelphia with Utada Sensei (right) and Chida Sensei.
Became a friend of Hikoniyan the mascot of Hikone close to lake Biwa in Shiga prefecture, Japan
Became a friend of Hikoniyan the mascot of Hikone close to lake Biwa in Shiga prefecture, Japan
Biking at Provincetown, Cape Cod with my very special co-pilot.
Biking at Provincetown, Cape Cod with my very special co-pilot.

2 Comments on “Hans R. Nagl”

  1. Thank you for following! Is that Cape Cod in your header? From your “about” photo, It looks like you’ve been on the Provincetown bike trail. That’s a fun one, especially if you like roller coaster biking.

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    • Thank you for your comment. Its the first one I ever received since starting this blog about 2 weeks ago.
      Yes this is Provincetown at Cape Cod. Just recently I enjoyed cross country skiing along the dunes with my camera which resulted in this photo. Agree, biking from dune to dune requires quite an effort. At first sight these Dunes look very manageable, however, I just recently changed my opinion. As my fellow countryman Arnold used to say: “I shall be back”.
      In general I really like the Cape. Its a great escape anytime during the year and there is always something new to be discovered.

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