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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KallyPygous
Silly young idiot - you could almost feel sorry for her if she wasn't a greedy little media horse.
Posted in: Divorce said to be a requisite for Erika Sawajiri's comeback
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KallyPygous
A determined burglar would dope the dog and climb in through the door. I doubt many of the burglars in Japan are junkies, so they might actually think things through.
Posted in: Flower power helps keep thieves away
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KallyPygous
I think on the one hand restaurant guides help to inform the public about good eateries, and also do a good service to the establishments included within them, but on the other hand they are restrictive, in that they can't possibly cover every single restaurant and those that aren't included may get unjustly ignored. Also, depending on the judging criteria, the reviews are likely to be subjective and biased in some way, so can't really be trusted.
Posted in: What do you think of restaurant guides like Michelin?
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KallyPygous
Why is this national news?
Posted in: Couple arrested after stealing dolls for woman's daughter in Fukuoka
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KallyPygous
Dig a moat round the house, fill it up and have some beautiful koi.
Posted in: Flower power helps keep thieves away
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KallyPygous
The whole Michelin story is getting tired.
Posted in: Prominent Kyoto restaurants say no to Michelin
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KallyPygous
Well, Kurosawa's film's are excellent, as are Miyazaki's animations, but the general run-of-the-mill flick is terrible, just like Hollywood or any other country. There are probably 2 or 3 good films made every year, with 1 or 2 excellent films coming out every couple of years; consistent with the size of the industry here.
Posted in: What do you think of the quality of Japanese movies?
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KallyPygous
If it were up to me, I'd have my body put in bin-bags and thrown out with the trash. There's a power station in Sweden where they incinerate dead rabbits for fuel. They could just chuck me in there. It's strange how bothered religion is about corpses, when the spirit has gone and all that's left is just meat. In fact, if I die young and fairly disease free, it would be nice if my family and friends could cook me up and eat me. Then I'd know that something of me would live on after I was gone.
Posted in: People are very concerned about the money. They don’t want the family to spend hundreds of thousands of yen to pay a priest to chant Buddhist scriptures they don’t believe in.
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KallyPygous
Tokyo Sky Tree would be confusing for the locals, wouldn't it? They would think it was a bird or the gate of a shrine.
Posted in: What do you think of the name Tokyo Sky Tree for the new tower under construction in Tokyo for terrestrial digital broadcasting?
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KallyPygous
I hope none of them catch a chill.
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KallyPygous
Ah, relay racing, the height of luxury. Is that a Gucci tabbard?
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KallyPygous
It isn't a Hollywood film, the production company, Imagi Animation Studios, is Hong Kong based and all the animation was done there.
Posted in: Hollywood reinterprets Astro Boy
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KallyPygous
Shouldn't that be Samansa Sabasa?
Posted in: Beyonce
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KallyPygous
He said the same thing about the dolphin cull. Looks like he's as big an idiot as any of his predecessors.
Posted in: 8 ambassadors urge Japan to solve global child custody disputes
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KallyPygous
When the light is green for a car turning left, the pedestrian crossing light is also green. The boy on the bike wasn't in the wrong.
Posted in: 11-year-old boy dies after being hit by taxi in Chiba
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KallyPygous
The paparazzi are the preachers of the cult of celebrity. Use privacy laws as strictly as possible against them, whilst at the same time banning the use of paparazzi images in tabloids. Instead, let them point their lenses at politicians. Interestingly, the paparazzi don't seem to have as much power in Japan as in other countries. You never read about or see nip-slip photos of Japanese celebrities and we only see the embarrassing telephoto lens images when the media have decided it's time to go in for the kill, rather than all the time and any time as in the rest of the world. Perhaps there's something to be said for giving away 90% of your earnings to your agent after all.
Posted in: How much legal protection, if any, should celebrities have from paparazzi?
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KallyPygous
It can't be an accident, having the words green and bogey in the same sentence, can it?
Posted in: Junichi Ishida’s golf green proposal finishes with bogey
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KallyPygous
Why do they want to talk to lesbians? Their demographic has the lowest prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Perhaps they don't want them to feel left out.
Posted in: HIV/AIDS continues steep increase in Japan
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KallyPygous
There's a nice symmetry in their ages.
Posted in: Arisa Mizuki to play lone wolf teacher in new drama
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KallyPygous
Can't see from this picture whether they're wearing pants or not, but I expect they are, given the shortness of their skirts.
Posted in: Shibuya rice