Louise was born in Australia and lived in Iran and Ukraine before moving to Sweden at the age of 11. She has during the years found three passions, music, guiding and Japan (which has been her focus both studies and in profession).

Louise has always liked traveling, learning languages and learn about other cultures. But she is not only interested in other cultures, she is also very interested in the Swedish culture.

Louise has been playing the Swedish traditional instrument “nyckelharpa” since she was 14 years old and became a “Riksspelman” in 2015.

Apart from music, Louise’s interest in the Swedish culture, history, society, etc. led her to become a Qualified Stockholm Guide in English and Japanese in 2018.

You can read more by clicking the links below:

• Music
• Qualified Stockholm Guide
• Tour leader to Japan

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What Louise has been up to:

• 1990 – 2001: Living in Australia, Iran and Ukraine studying at the International French School
• 2018 – 2013:  Studies in Japanese language, social science, culture & history at Stockholm University, Stockholm
• 2010 – 2012: Studying Japanese language & history at Sophia University, Tokyo
• Aug. 2013 – Jan. 2014: Internship at Cultural and Information Section at Embassy of Sweden, Tokyo
• Mar. 2014 – Dec. 2015: Sweden – Japan relations officer at Swedish Center Foundation, Hokkaido
• Mar. 2016 – Nov. 2016: Sales Advisor at H&M, Tokyo
• Nov. 2016 -Mar. 2019: Area Manager in charge of  Japan at Blueberry Språkresor, Stockholm
• Apr. 2018 – currently: Qualified Stockholm Guide & tour leader
• Sept. 2019 – May 2022: Embassy of Japan in Sweden
• May 2022 – Operations Manager at the travel agency Världens Resor