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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JmannGod
okay... the quote function has escaped me
Posted in: Antiwhaling protester to be brought to Japan for questioning
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JmannGod
go kiwi!!!
Posted in: Japan says its whaling is conducted under international accord
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JmannGod
You said: "This is why there are eco-terrorists and those who cheer them on as heroes. Do you really need somone to explain "legal authority" to you?"
No I'd like to show that you understand what you are saying and/or implying. Also, that you glean the irony of of what you said when you consider legal vs. illegal actions by nation states.
Posted in: Antiwhaling protester to be brought to Japan for questioning
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JmannGod
what do you mean by legal authority Ossan? Can you give an example? Would the legal authority that the US exerted to bomb Iraq back to the stone age be the kind of authority you mean?
Elsewhere I noted that Bethune's plight is likely to make him a martyr in many people's eyes. A rather weak reply by one contributor was to equate martyrdom with Jihad-ism ( and doing so calling the mythical figure Jesus a jihad-ist).
The poorly considered comments of the whale-slaughter supporters here are quite laughable.
Posted in: Antiwhaling protester to be brought to Japan for questioning
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JmannGod
that article is so good I am going to use it my year-10 business studies class. Very Good Mr Rogers.
Posted in: Managing gaijin teachers
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JmannGod
how many ways can you spell martyr? Thanks Japan...another nail in the whale-slaughter coffin!
Posted in: Antiwhaling protester to be brought to Japan for questioning
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JmannGod
I posted some funny as comments here (think Team America) ...but everyone here knows the moderators are as humourless as they are lowbrow.
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JmannGod
The question is interesting though isn't it? why do SO MANY NJs in Japan (including those of us with Permanent Residency, or those returned home after years in Japan) feel the need to constantly put down all things Japan. And isn't it interesting that it grows the more time one spends here (there)?
I suspect that it is a reaction to the CONSTANT us vs. them attitude the Japanese media bombard the public with. The indoctrinated xenophobia, the desire to see bullies and prideful have their fall.
Posted in: Why do Japanese celebrities featured in photos or stories on Japan Today frequently come in for a lot of derision from some readers?
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JmannGod
@hobbys, Glenn Inwood is a long time PR guy - much disliked in his native land and recently caught impersonating a NZ government official in Oz. His profession is PR - that means that he lies for a living. Stunning as his audience are mostly GenXers who for the most part are immune to PR being the generation most exposed to it as the art grew.
Hilarious that they sprayed themselves and then tried to shift blame... care to think again on the who rammed who debate? One side: known liars, the other side boat-rammed eco-warriors.
Posted in: Activists claim Japanese whalers were hurt by their own pepper spray
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JmannGod
would love to have seen him put takanohana in his place in the dohyo... sumo seems so boring without him now... well done to the normal ranting from the stereotypical Japanese kicking him now he is gone.. how utterly normal of you.
Posted in: Some fans object to Asashoryu's retirement pay
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JmannGod
women do not haka. It is for men only.
Posted in: Namie Amuro and troupe dance off against Maori haka for Coke ad
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JmannGod
I am sure that all of the kind hearted permanent residents living here in Japan would be happy to have their taxes increased to look after these precious keepers of Japan's old ways. And the great thing is that there is no need to ask them as in Japan they can be taxed without representation. Yay! more old people!
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JmannGod
good for them!
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JmannGod
abusive husbands!?! Lies, lies and more damned lies!
@Disillusioned - you write pure truth friend.
Posted in: Japan, U.S. discuss ways to resolve custody disputes
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JmannGod
blah blah blah... the Japan Sumo Fed's usual whine about Asa... he is hands down the best thing about sumo. Keep it up Asa!
Posted in: Asashoryu to be warned for drunken incident
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JmannGod
sad
Posted in: How the rock-god tribute scene translates — or doesn’t — into Japanese
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JmannGod
pathetic!
Posted in: Sexless in Japan
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JmannGod
the Japanese military replied that: 'footage clearly shows the hospital ship moving towards our battle cruiser making provocative and threatening movements. Clearly these 'medical-terrorists' were a scourge that needed dealing with......'
Posted in: Australian WWII hospital ship sunk by Japanese filmed
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JmannGod
Sirgamble...really you're not an expert? Actually we mended the hull of an A-Class catamaran once by essentially 'gluing' it back together... or a high-tech version of. The problem is that the stresses involved require the kind of intrinsic strength found in single-molded sides, hulls, etc. Also weight becomes a factor when repairing them. But, yeah, you could glue it back together for puttering around the bay...
Posted in: Anti-whaling boat sinks off Antarctica
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JmannGod
Japanese whalers are to blame and the provocative Japanese govt who simply don't understand about picking the right battles (never have, never will).
Posted in: Which side do you think looks more in the wrong following Wednesday's clash between Sea Shepherd and Japanese whalers?