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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NeoJamal
Victory for the men, we have won our right to stand up for ourselves.
Posted in: ANA to offer women-only lavatories on international routes
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NeoJamal
As Nationalisre put it on an another whaling thread, 'plebs addicted to an opiate that was once scarce and enjoyed only by the patricians, but re-introduced in copious amounts by foreign (American) imperalists'. Although I do commend Japan for its ability to unilaterally preserve its own interests opposed by every other country in the world, but it's a shame to see how foreign cultural influences continue to manipulate the conduct of our affairs for the worst.
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NeoJamal
Oh wow does Akebono's sash read 'Part-Timer for the Day'? For crying out loud, at least let him be the manager for the day!
Posted in: Move over Calpis, Coke releases 'Moo Moo White'
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NeoJamal
sorry I meant, the government should put up a price ceiling and peg.
Posted in: Y100 car rental service gets popular in Tokyo
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NeoJamal
We got to remember that any decrease in private vehicle ownership in Tokyo will be a result of the income effect and the market forces with little change in government intervention. It would be appropriate for the government to floor and peg the ownership costs when shaken agents and insurance companies start lowering their price in response to the decrease in demand. That way, vehicle ownership will not rise when the economy picks up again.
Posted in: Y100 car rental service gets popular in Tokyo
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NeoJamal
All I see is they are taking up precious space in the narrow roads of Harajuku.
Posted in: Don't be a dummy
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NeoJamal
Donate $2 million dollars to a site that's only reliable for trivia.
Posted in: Google donates $2 mil to support Wikipedia
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NeoJamal
My utmost respect goes to the naturalised Hakujin-Japanese community from where many individuals such as the Reeds exploit their talents for the sake of this country. There's too many times they are discriminated by Yamato because of the colour of their skin, a most unpleasant prejudice not experienced by actively disloyal Continental immigrants and their Japan born descendants.
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NeoJamal
sorry "plutonic affection" was a phrase by some environmentalist who criticised Japanese purchase of spend plutonium rods from France back in the 90s. As humorous the pun is, it was stuck within my mind 'till this day.
Posted in: Man arrested after embracing female employee in hotel
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NeoJamal
Maybe if was used as a regional hub not just by US airlines, Narita will deliver on quality as it lives up to its increased demand. But the landing fee there is so expensive and it has curfew from 10PM to 6AM, there's no way Narita could become a viable omnihub in North East Asia.
In the hub airport business, quality follows demand and demand follows airline use costs. If Narita can't be flexible and cheap for carriers, you will never expect the best service of the likes of Changi, Chep Lap or Dubai.
Posted in: Narita ranked third in airport quality survey
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NeoJamal
Maybe if was used as a regional hub not just by US airlines, Narita will deliver on quality as it lives up to its increased demand. But the landing fee there is so expensive and it has curfew from 10PM to 6AM, there's no way Narita could become a viable omnihub in North East Asia.
In the hub airport business, quality follows demand and demand follows facility costs.
Posted in: Narita ranked third in airport quality survey
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NeoJamal
What if this man had been a westerner where hugs are also used to show plutonic affection, wouldn't the arrests and legal commotion just be another show of Japanese instituions being behind the times? (insentive to western customs)
Posted in: Man arrested after embracing female employee in hotel
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NeoJamal
This article doesn't mention that Haneda's internationl flights will only be served from late in the evening 'till early in the morning. If you wanna go during daytime you're stuck with Narita.
Posted in: 5 U.S. airlines apply for Haneda slots
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NeoJamal
It's a good thing the industry is stunted. I will never entrust my wellbeing to Japanese private medicine.
Posted in: Japan slow to embrace medical tourism
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NeoJamal
Even with its implied imperialist connotations, I believe baseball is the lesser of two evils when compared with the game of cricket that usually accompanies British colonialism. Anyone from baseball playing nations would start dribbling as they struggle to follow the dull and awkward pace of cricket in any of its rule incarnations.
Posted in: How baseball exported the 'American Way'
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NeoJamal
Vivian Hsu? Oh yeah, I remember the last thing with her in it:
Vivian: "Oh Andy!"
Andy: "Aisha!"
[big explosion]
Kira Yamato: "IT WASN'T MEANT TO END THIS WAAAAAAY!"
Posted in: Vivian Hsu back in Japan after 7-year absence
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NeoJamal
If Japan should've learned anything, heavy dependence on US consumers for export receipts will never realise Japan's independence from US protection.
Posted in: Japan worried that Toyota's problems could hurt U.S. ties
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NeoJamal
Yep, because of acts like that, government bravado attempts like the ones NationalRE suggests are tall orders. But it would be realistic and appropriate if the government regulates the whaling crews to be proficient in the use of incapacitating arms and pirate deterrance.
Posted in: Activists claim Japanese whalers were hurt by their own pepper spray
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NeoJamal
Morons, if they were anything better, they would've solved the SS problem by now!
Posted in: Activists claim Japanese whalers were hurt by their own pepper spray
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NeoJamal
How does he know they won't be waiting to arrest him with some political offense when he clears immigration?
Posted in: Chinese activist arrives home after 92-day protest at Narita airport