JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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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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- Translator
- ZAIHON, Inc. (日本財務翻訳株式会社), Tokyo
- Salary: ¥6.0M / Year Negotiable
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EurajReturns
"Let he who is without sin among you cast the first stone at the stoner."
Posted in: Olympic swimmer Phelps acknowledges photo using pot pipe
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EurajReturns
Who cares? Daschle withdrew his name now.
Posted in: Daschle apologizes for not paying taxes; fights to save nomination
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EurajReturns
It's kind of hard to imagine... That a country doing nonsense like this hosted those wonderful, Olympic games a little while ago.
Posted in: Chinese translation cuts out parts of Obama speech
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EurajReturns
I can hardly agree with that statement, but I guess time will tell.
Posted in: Bush, in farewell address, says he acted in nation's best interest
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EurajReturns
Oh please. Tell that to the millions of people who travelled to Washington because they "wanted" something like this. Presidents act on what the people want, or are you a Bush supporter who gives the new ex a thumbs up for his abyssmal approval ratings from going against the will of the people. Like I said, this was one of, if not, the greatest accomplishment of any American of African descent in our history. If you didn't expect this, you're out of touch with reality.
Posted in: Obamas cap inauguration with 10 balls
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EurajReturns
Cluelessness. He's saying he's always wished he could stop the atrocities that happened back then, and judging by the wording in this article and others, it's something he frequently thought about. I doubt it's something any of you consider even on a weekly basis.
Posted in: Cruise says he 'always wanted to kill Hitler'
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EurajReturns
Yes, the objective is to stop it from going there after these last eight years of bad economic policies.
Posted in: What do you think President Barack Obama's first priority should be?
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EurajReturns
Certainly sounds more efficient than the little image relay system.
http://www.tecfre.com/i-can-be-invisible-invisibility-cloak/
Posted in: Science closing in on cloak of invisibility
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EurajReturns
Just used the TV. How obsolete am I?
Posted in: Obama's inauguration video draws record crowds online
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EurajReturns
You guys need to get real. History was just made. There was obviously going to be a big celebration. I don't really care about all the balls he got into.
Posted in: Obamas cap inauguration with 10 balls
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EurajReturns
Voted "below average." He's bashed more than he deserves and a lot of the things that happened were out of his control, but I definitely wouldn't call it a successful presidency.
Posted in: How would you evaluate George W Bush's presidency?
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EurajReturns
Altria:
.... Not really. It's more like the Japanese Police Force saying they have new "raid technology" or what not before it's used. Your parallel would make it seem like the U.S. is already attacking people in the region with the jets. : /
Posted in: US to deploy 12 stealth fighters to Okinawa
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EurajReturns
He sold some cars, so I doubt he'll be feeling guilty. These guys need to realize the downturn isn't doing good things for Japan either though, and I hope this isn't a signal of the return of the 1980s-style bashing of Japan.
Posted in: Angry Ford dealer in South Carolina blasts Japanese imports in ads
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EurajReturns
This movie will be watched by me.
Posted in: The Day the Earth Stood Still
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EurajReturns
People really need to think about whether or not American blood should be shed to bring democracy to people who obviously aren't interested in it. Bush's "evil" policies have assured that this person can do something like this and not have his head roll, but no one acknowledges that. These days, I'm less and less looking down on people who say to me things like, "it's not our responsibility to stop those morons from killing themselves and sending their societies backward."
In the long run, I think the Iraqis will be better off, but will it be worth the blood shed in the process of bringing a better state? I don't think so anymore. Even if Obama isn't hated as much, I doubt he's going to be able to do much towards healing the destructive images the West and Middle East have of each other.
Posted in: Across Mideast, Arabs hail shoe-hurling journalist
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EurajReturns
Smith said:
Not beside the point at all. One bad school in the United States does indeed, reflect many, many others around the country. I've seen my fair share of awfullness myself, so it does not need to be proven to me. Nevertheless, seeing "ONE" good school that draws the envy and attendance of foreingers from around the world reflect several others like it around the country. I'd expect the educational system of the strongest nation in the world to rank higher than 18th, but I have to acknowledge that here, I'm seeing your persnickety reprobations being farther off the mark than usual. The U.S. isn't the best, but it certainly doesn't deserve for you to try to drag it to the bottom.
I'm hopeful that Obama's Administration will help stop the slippage as well.
Posted in: Obama chooses education secretary
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EurajReturns
There hasn't been a terrorist attack carried out on American soil since 9/11. That's the only positive thing I can see being warped into his history in the future that I can think of at the moment.
Posted in: Bush defends his record of using military might
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EurajReturns
ca1:
I was thinking policies like that could be for protection. What was I thinking? You have my word that I will automatically criticize Obama if he does anything pre-emptive against terrorism or any other disaster.
Posted in: Obama faces heady challenges, and they're growing
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EurajReturns
Madverts
Iraqis were whacking the fallen statue of Saddam Hussein with shoes too. Congratulations to the members of JT for blowing this, in my opinion, laughable moment out of proportion. This doesn't bring to our attention anything about the mindset of Iraqis that we didn't already know.
Posted in: Bush dodges shoe protest during visit to Iraq
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EurajReturns
He had a little tension with Rumsfeld. That'll make him come off as a good pick by defalt.
Posted in: Rumsfeld nemesis Shinseki named Veterans Affairs secretary