JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- Corporate Business English Trainers
- ACT Systems, Inc.（株式会社アクト・システムズ）, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥269,500 ~ ¥280,000 / Month
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- English Instructor (Osaka, Kyoto, Kobe)
- Berlitz Japan, Inc. (ベルリッツ・ジャパン株式会社), Kansai
- Salary: ¥125,000 ~ ¥250,000 / Month
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- FT English Teachers for Kids - Osaka
- Kohgakusha Co., Ltd. （株式会社興学社）, Osaka
- Salary: ¥255,000 ~ ¥275,000 / Month Travel Expenses, Encouragement of Japanese learning*
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BurakuminDes
Well done Vegalta Sendai - you have given a boost to the people of Tohoku!
Posted in: Sendai opens with win as J-League resumes
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BurakuminDes
Permission shouldnt be needed. Euthanise them - any farmer who does not agree and wants his animals to continue suffering should either a/ return to the zone to feed and take care of them or b/ be charged with animal abuse. (however this is possibly not a crime in Japan?)
Posted in: Vets to enter evacuation zone to deal with abandoned animals
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BurakuminDes
Not at all. Just fed up with people who are always on the attack - even in a humanitarian situation like this they will find a way to insult people.
Posted in: Visit from PM
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BurakuminDes
Seesaw - Yes. Probably very old too.
Posted in: Visit from PM
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BurakuminDes
123chachacha - what a negative comment from a negative poster.
Posted in: Visit from PM
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BurakuminDes
Wow - lots of religious (American) conservatives on here. Yes - it is possible to have a female leader. Yes - it is possible for leaders not to be married.
Some of my best friends in Australia, those with the most solid relationships, are not married. Been together for almost 20 years some of them. Good luck to Julia - a PM shaking up the conservatives and their traditional, boring "family values". All power to her! Proud to have her as my PM.
Posted in: Visit from PM
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BurakuminDes
Cleo and Yubaru - as an animal lover myself, that would be a perfect solution. However, this is Japan, and we all know they WONT be released/cared for. The residents are not allowed to pick up their pets. These animals are all going to die - unless you guys want to risk arrest by breaking in and feeding them? I'm afraid the ONLY humane solution is to shoot them all to prevent suffering.
Posted in: All gone
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BurakuminDes
No one really cares about the intelligence/cuteness etc. of these pets in these grime times. People discussing their qualities and merits here are wasting their time. They are ALL going to die a slow and very painful death - and the one in the photo is already suffering.
Do the humane thing Japan - like the Russians did - send in the troops and shoot them all before they die in agony. I am certain everyone agrees.
Posted in: All gone
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BurakuminDes
Whether they have died of radiation poisoning - or more likely of starvation and lack of water - it was an awful way to go. The Russians at least sent the troops in to shoot all the animals and pets in their 30km Chernobyl zone. It would have been humane if the Self-Defence Forces did the same here.
Posted in: Evacuation zone widened beyond 20 kms from nuclear plant
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BurakuminDes
There is a possibility - I admit a small one - that a super-wealthy American X-Japan fan has snapped up the piano. I hope it's true - that cash would be a real shot in the arm for the Tohoku relief campaign.
Posted in: Y6 billion bid for Yoshiki's piano
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BurakuminDes
BTW, impressive comb-over front left of the photo.
Posted in: Julia Gillard
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BurakuminDes
Good onya Julia.
Posted in: Julia Gillard
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BurakuminDes
Are you serious?
Posted in: NGOs warn evacuees of possible sexual assaults in shelters
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BurakuminDes
Yep, I am Koriyamaboy, and still all the evacuees here - to the best of my knowledge - are staying in gymnasiums, public centres and schools. Plenty of vacant hotels and ryokans up here, let me tell you, in fact most of them have been pretty vacant for years!
Posted in: Cramped quarters
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BurakuminDes
Umm, how about somewhere not on a cold hard floor and without cardboard separating the next person? Look, it was necessary to have these makeshift shelters for a short time, they have been very important - but not for months. The hotels, ryokans, vacant houses in other prefectures etc are there, empty and available. Some of these people can't move back into their houses for 9 months minimum - likely much more. Let's all hope the red-tape is expediated and they can be put into accomodation ASAP.
Posted in: Cramped quarters
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BurakuminDes
You are right, koriyamaboy. It's the same up in Fukushima city. It seems the government is either a/ too stingy to pay for decent accomodation or b/ doing the usual red-tape shenanigans that mean 1000 people have to approve and sign off on relocation for these victims. So sad.
Posted in: Cramped quarters
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BurakuminDes
This cowardly rapist and murderer deserves nothing less than execution. Let's finish it off soon.
Posted in: Trial of Lindsay Ann Hawker murder suspect Ichihashi to start July 4
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BurakuminDes
It is well-known most women in Western countries who are raped don't report it - and I'd imagine in a joint like China almost no women do. It is highly likely this monster DID rape even more than these 116 children and women. No-one will shed a tear when he takes his last miserable breath.
Posted in: Chinese man appeals death sentence for 116 rapes
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BurakuminDes
Good on him! He has just replaced another old fella as the oldest man, an American who only died 5 days ago - also 114. He looks quite spritely for his age, too!
Posted in: Happy 114th birthday
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BurakuminDes
Well done! These two are winners - regardless of the results anyway!
Posted in: Winners