Our Vision and Mission
Our Vision
“The world where young girls can create their joy of living by believing their abilities”
Our Mission
- We carry out activities for girls to develop their self-evaluation
- We give girls tips how to be independent both emotionally and economically
- We become new role models of girls to look up to
- We create new female values to the world
Profile
Representative
Noriko Tsurumi
I grew up in Yokohama, Japan. I now live in the Tama area of Tokyo with my partner. I am an open-lesbian in my 50s. I achieved my Information Management Bachelor degree from Sanno University by studying psychology. I have developed and sold my own iPhone app called Pom Squad, which helps people escape codependent relationships. I did that as one of the activities of this organization.
The goal of this activity: to dedicate the rest of my life to contributing to the happiness of girls in the world.
The reason why I started this activity: This idea came to me while I was struggling with my emotions and beliefs through getting out of an unhealthy relationship.
The trail to my activity: I used to be good at making most of my ex-partners bossy, and I didn’t know why. I realized that it was based on how I build my relationships – codependency. I learned it by reading books and watching YouTube videos which talk about toxic relationships. My biggest question was “Why can’t I detach from someone who hurts me?” And the answer was “codependency”. I used some English Apps to change my codependent mindset. They all worked together. Then, I wanted to help other women who are in the same situation by developing an App to support them. At the same time, I have learned how we are affected by our culture and the way elderly people live their lives. I wanted to become one of the better role models for young girls, though I am a lesbian with no children, so I decided to found this voluntary association to be one. So far, I am the only one to run this but willing to cooperate with like-minded people as well.