Saho Hirose Witton was born in Shimane, Japan. She grew up in the countryside with her younger brother, parents, and grandparents. Japanese is her first language but she later moved to the United States and learned English. Saho attended Kobe Women’s University where she obtained her bachelor’s degree in Literature and Education. She went into teaching and even taught at a school she had attended when she was younger. After she and her husband got married, they moved to California and she became a teacher to Japanese students in Los Angeles. It was in California where she had her first two children, but they would all soon move to Tennessee for a safer environment and more affordable living.
At first, she was a substitute teacher, but her children’s godparents convinced her to become a real estate agent. Saho became an agent in 2007. Being a real estate agent worked well with her schedule as she had her third and final daughter the same year. She could spend time with her family and have a career for herself at the same time.
In the past 16 years, Saho has been working hard for her clients. She tries to be fair and make everyone is satisfied by the end. Her hard-working and friendly demeanor always makes her clients smile and confident that Saho will look out for them no matter what they may need. She has a variety of experiences, such as with foreclosure listings and short sales, in addition to traditional residential sales.
Her hard work and dedication have paid off in the long run, as she has received many honors and awards, such as being featured in “Nashville Real Producers Magazine” in 2017. She was also named “Best Spring Hill and Thompson’s Station Real Estate Agent” in 2019 and 2020. Saho loves her job because of the great opportunities and flexibility it gives her. She is thankful to be able to spend time with her daughters and friends, new and old. She will continue to pursue her goals and ambitions with dedication and devotion.