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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Freddy5
I have an emobile wi-fi. Works great and cheaper than NTT.
Posted in: Mane event
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Freddy5
You get what you pay for.
Posted in: iPod nano 6th generation watch conversion kit
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Freddy5
I have one of these. Great for a gym workout. You can use it with Nike plus to record runs if you have the Nike plus shoes/dongle.
Posted in: iPod nano 6th generation watch conversion kit
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Freddy5
Great article. I'm going out right now to get a haircut like Rod Stewart's hairdresser's nightmare.
Posted in: Keeping up with Japanese metrosexual manes
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Freddy5
They can massage my cardiac anytime.
Posted in: AKB48 members get Red Cross work experience
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Freddy5
Nice product. Kickstarter is a very interesting platform too.
Posted in: emonster launches KICKSTARTER project for 'nanox' 6th generation iPod watch conversion kit
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Freddy5
Tough location for passing trade. Benugo definitely has the prime spot.
Posted in: Fancy a Smooch?
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Freddy5
Yeah, maybe he actually enjoys his job. Some people do. Believe it or not.
Posted in: Fancy a Smooch?
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Freddy5
And it all started with a BUN in the oven. Lesson learned too late.
Posted in: Leah Dizon to split from husband of two years
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Freddy5
Best "Darth Vaderist"?
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Freddy5
Soaking up the local business culture, eh.
Posted in: Ascendant on the rise
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Freddy5
Obviously an attempt to replace carpenters with unicycling power-tools.
Posted in: Pedal power
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Freddy5
Two questions (apologies if already answered):
does the person who captures the most monkeys get a "Best Monkeyist" award?
"citizens have to successfully lock a primate in their house" - if the prefectural staff know where the monkeys' houses are, why don't they lock them in them themselves?
Posted in: Marauding monkeys have Y200,000 bounty on their heads
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Freddy5
Maybe he's working 20hours a day to pay his rent. We don't know his personal circumstances. Enough with the assumptions.
He's a self-employed foreigner who says business was bad last year. If he can work hard this year to have a good year, fair play to him. I know plenty of developers, designers, etc who work crazy hours to deliver a project on time (and not because 'the man' is forcing them to work)
Facebook, Mixi, etc. are all made to make money. None of them are registered charities.
Posted in: Leading a digital 'evilution'
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Freddy5
Was it a PSP or a Nintendo DS?
Posted in: Boy falls onto train tracks while looking at handheld game console
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Freddy5
You can get them with a zip-in roof to make sure of no escape. Not sure if that's another manufacturer though.
Posted in: Collapsible pet enclosure
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Freddy5
White Hands? Where'd the name come from?
Posted in: Business caters to sexual needs of disabled
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Freddy5
tokorobam, very true indeed. I've met a bunch of recruiters, some good, some not so good. If you meet one who provides good service, understands their market/industry focus well and has good client connections then they can be a great asset.
And aren't recruiters two steps up from an ALT, with financial advisors one step up? ;-)
Posted in: Hire power
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Freddy5
JBeezy, good for you. That would put you in the 1% column then, wouldn't it.
Posted in: Universal values
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Freddy5
I met Itai-san last month. Absolutely gorgeous in real life, this photo doesn't do her justice, but it ain't bad. Agree with Tamarama.
Posted in: Universal values