I would like to changupdate my self-introduction because the current one iwas written almost onea year ago.

I am learning English because it is necessary for research activities.

It is also fun for me to learn new knowledge about English and to interact with others in English.

I am not a specialist in Japanese but I have been educated in Japanese and I like reading books.

If you have any questions about Japanese and Japan, I will answer as farhelpfully as possible.

I would like to change my self-introduction because the current one iwas written almost onea year ago.

Hello, I am a university student in Japan.

It's fine to say "university student", but I don't believe any native speakers would introduce themselves as a "university student". They would just say that they're "a student" or "at uni/university" (in the US they would say they're at college).

It is also fun for me to learnacquire new knowledge about English and to interact with others in English.

The original sentence is fine, but "learn knowledge" sounds rather awkward. You typically say you pick up knowledge, gain knowledge, acquire knowledge, and so on. More colloquially you could say "learn new things about English".

Additionally, I want to help Japanese learners throughon this site.

If you have any questions about Japanese andor Japan, I will answer as far as possibleto the best of my ability.