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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Foxie
They must have read our comments, we did post that solution numerous times.
Posted in: Gov't wants to buy abandoned Fukushima land to store radioactive waste
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Foxie
Quiet honestly, taking a monohull like that to Antarctica prooves only you have no idea about navigation. Then, renaming a ship brings bad luck.
@JT: There seems to be a mistake with the text under the picture, it says multihull there but the Brigitte Bardot is a monohull. Not sure if you can change it since it is from AFP but maybe tell them.
Posted in: Huge waves damage Sea Shepherd boat during chase
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Foxie
Tabetai! Tabetai!
Posted in: Big bargains
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Foxie
With those rigid measures, China will have the safest train system in the future.
Posted in: China blames 54 officials for bullet train crash
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Foxie
That's what my grandma used to drink, it is called 'Vin Vichy'. Unless they use real Vichy Celestins mineral water, it won't taste good.
Posted in: Wine Spritzer
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Foxie
Japan has so much money, no need to raise the consumption tax. Buy a few more of those fighter planes too whilst you are at it.
Posted in: Noda to press ahead with tax rise despite 9 DPJ lawmakers leaving
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Foxie
That TMall.com site rocks with all its Tees. I wonder if they ship abroad. I found the Kim Jong Il ones easily, just put in their search engine: t-shirt 男 金正日
Posted in: Chinese site hawking Kim Jong-Il T-shirts
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Foxie
Mabo, I couldn't find that one mentioned here and the other ones are all over $30. Where did you find it? I checked Amazon USA and Japan. They must be sold out already...
Posted in: Chinese site hawking Kim Jong-Il T-shirts
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Foxie
A truly grandiose funeral. I feel sorry for all those people who stood in the snow not even wearing a warm hat. They must have caught colds there in this bitter cold.
Posted in: North Korea says farewell to Kim Jong-Il
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Foxie
It should stay that way.
Posted in: What do you think the retirement age (currently 60 in Japan) should be?
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Foxie
The site crashed already, there goes my ticket.
Posted in: Peach Aviation starts selling tickets on Osaka-Fukuoka, Osaka-Sapporo routes
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Foxie
Great, I hope they ship to Japan.
Posted in: Chinese site hawking Kim Jong-Il T-shirts
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Foxie
It would be wiser to do it.
Posted in: Should allies like Japan, South Korea and the U.S. send condolences to North Korea over the death of Kim Jong-Il whose funeral will be held Wednesday?
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Foxie
Smith, lol at the Gluckwein, has a really funny meaning in German. You probably meant Gluehwein. We have a soba/udon/curry rice truck and a kebab truck and a yakitori truck coming to our local beach in summer.
Posted in: Something warm to go
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Foxie
I preferred Muramoto's performance. It looked like Murakami was doing mistakes on purpose at the beginning. Congrats to Mao.
Posted in: Asada to lead Japan at figure skating worlds
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Foxie
Taj Mahal is really doing well up here. I love their tandoori chicken. I doubt anybody will buy much curry today in this blizzard though. Anyone, please tell the Snow God to stop this snow, I have had enough of it.
Posted in: Something warm to go
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Foxie
@Serrano: According to NORAD, Santa travels at a speed of 1,000km per second to get his job done. I think you can be really proud of yourself because Santa must have stopped at your house a bit longer to eat those cookies and drink the cocoa. Do you remember what brand it was?
Posted in: What are some of your fondest Christmas memories?
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Foxie
That combination sounds extremely appetizing.
Posted in: U.F.O. yakisoba and fried rice
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Foxie
Glitter??? Maybe he should first have a good look around in his St. Peter's Dome.
The entire interior of St Peter's glitters with marble, reliefs, architectural sculpture and gilding. There are also a number of sculptures in niches and chapels, including Michelangelo's Pieta and Gianlorenzo Bernini's canopy and the symbolic Chair of St Peter.
Posted in: Pope calls for humility beyond Christmas 'glitter'
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Foxie
Those surgeons deserve the Turkey Nobel Prize.
Posted in: Staple diet: Christmas turkey nightmare resolved at last