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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Dewaashita
I'd report it so there was a record of it, just in case.
Posted in: Dealing with child abuse: What would you do if you regularly heard your neighbor's child screaming in distress or if you noticed a child with bruises on him/her?
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Dewaashita
She is so cute.
Posted in: Let's dance
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Dewaashita
Got to wonder.
Posted in: Knife found near scene of Kobe high school boy's murder
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Dewaashita
I agree with elbudamexicano, the automatic hugs and kisses, that cultural aborption, happens quickly. The scenes I have been a witness to have been pretty funny.
Now when they return to however, the story can be a little sad. Often, no matter how discourged with less expressive cultures, hugs and kisses will reappear in custom/familiar company. Not just Central or South American. There are sections of the US, as well.
Hugs and kisses are perfectly acceptable, even welcome. Dispise air kisses.
Posted in: How do you feel when someone you are greeting wants to hug you or kiss you on the cheek? When is it appropriate and do you think the custom can be misinterpreted in some cultures, such as Japan, for example?
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Dewaashita
Perhaps after this they could convert what is left into a lawnmower.
Posted in: Smash hit
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Dewaashita
"Women are bit more tolerant of lesbians than men are of gay males, now why on earth is that?"
HonestDictator, you know how men can tell what each other are talking about, or those of the same generation or culture--when others don't have a clue?
Women have different ways of expressing discrimination. I didn't know the facts myself until I took a class, spoke to others. Ask anyone that is a minority the differences between expressed discrimination in the North versus the South. Just as an example. Some you have to see to believe.
Posted in: Suicide surge: U.S. schools confront anti-gay bullying
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Dewaashita
How very sad. RIP.
Posted in: Suicide surge: U.S. schools confront anti-gay bullying
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Dewaashita
The suprise/wow factor is pretty high on this. Impressed.
Posted in: Johnny Depp, in pirate costume, visits UK school
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Dewaashita
This should be good reading.
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Dewaashita
Cool. Open pricing-translated into it "varies from place to place?"
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Dewaashita
Folks, you are kind of in the wrong area, and wrong country, to be emphasizing an assumed value of short anything. That goes especially for people. Cruise has long been a friend of Japan. And veteran actors should not be undervalued. As for developing a liking for Japan, Depp it seems has come around as well, and for the better.
Posted in: Tom Cruise goes with the flow
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Dewaashita
Could we not run Howdy Doody? Maybe the other party could run Godzilla. We'd have a Howdy Doody vs Godzilla race. Neither are Washington DC insiders. Seems fair...
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Dewaashita
Love the brown scarf against that soft black background. Creative outfits to the far left and far right. And the Zoot suit chain, very interesting. Begs the question, who got hit with the di-dee blasters?
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Dewaashita
Sounds like he had a long day.
Posted in: Tom Cruise goes with the flow
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Dewaashita
Duct tape.
Posted in: What's the best way to deal with screaming or badly-behaved children at airports and on planes so that they don't drive other passengers crazy?
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Dewaashita
Nice to see the Jazz fans here.
Posted in: Sonny Rollins at 80 still wows loyal jazz fans in Japan
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Dewaashita
Does this remind anyone of something that belongs in "Ghostbusters?"
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Dewaashita
There are better resources.
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Dewaashita
A great, swinging saxaphonist. Plenty of style. Good that he is around still.
Posted in: Sonny Rollins at 80 still wows loyal jazz fans in Japan
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Dewaashita
Sounds pretty good.
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