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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NeoJamal
The density of passengers in train cars and the number of groping instances are positively correlated based on the evidence that most groping instances occur during rush hour.
This is just my observation but, you will not find any other urban agglomeration in the world with rapid transit systems that pack as many people into cars as the Chuo-Sobu and Saikyo lines on weekday mornings. For commuters who ride on those services, there's bound to be many people's buttocks to come into unintented long period of contact with luggage or body of other commuters. The groper takes advantage of this situation, based on his own perception of plausible deniability, he acts on mischief.
Posted in: Tokyo police launch weeklong anti-groping campaign on trains
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NeoJamal
Got bit of a 'Red Vioilin' plot going on here. If these events follow the movie, it should be in the hands of group of gypsies headed for England.
Posted in: 18-year-old Japanese woman loses Y8 mil antique violin on Austrian subway
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NeoJamal
If anyone is wondering why McDonalds Japan has suddenly employed a few new spokespeople/mascots like James or Yamamotoyama as a departure from Donald I have a hunch.
Nicovideo users on acid had submitted a few seizure inducing videos of Donald dancing and whooping. Many youtube users would've no doubt encountered such videos that may have tarnished their perception of Ronald McDonald beyond redemption, if not rolling on the floor and foaming from the mouth from its ensuing bizarre effects. It was time for McDonalds to move on to find a new mascot.
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NeoJamal
Japan was defeated, the Anglosphere was saved
Posted in: WWII vets mark Japan's surrender aboard battleship
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NeoJamal
Of course, the reasonable individual would regard the treatment of dolphins to be a decisive factor in deciding where to hold the Olympics. Then again the reasonable poster on JT would sooner regard such events that unfold in small town Tsuji is merely a device to compound on the case against Japan for some individual who is disgruntled about Japan in general.
Posted in: Star of Taiji dolphin-hunt film wants to win over Japan
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NeoJamal
Isn't it interesting how neither sides of the US bases issue seem to vie for the proxy of the Okinawan people and their interests. Then again, the Okinawan people were so powerless that the Americans could put their bases on their Island in the first place.
Posted in: Relocation of U.S. troops will test Hatoyama
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NeoJamal
I'm sure the intelligent viewer will be able to discern this part as propaganda.
Posted in: Star of Taiji dolphin-hunt film wants to win over Japan
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NeoJamal
In other words Americans of Japanese descent have little or no opportunity for dignity in either country.
Posted in: Japanese-American graduate recalls wartime ordeal
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NeoJamal
As a dolphin supporter I abhor the mass cullings that occurs in Tsuiji waters. As much as I hate the killing of dolphins, I hate the capture of these animals for the purpose of human entertainment in aquariums and films as Ric O'Barry does.
Posted in: Star of Taiji dolphin-hunt film wants to win over Japan
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NeoJamal
It's interesting how tangential facts like 'whether the fencing was barbed or not' or 'Japanese did worse (an argument that implies the poster does not recognise Nikkei-Americans as Americans)' always play a role in denial and mitigation rants against great injustices in history.
Posted in: Japanese-American graduate recalls wartime ordeal
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NeoJamal
If US interests don't workn out with the DPJ, they can always entice the North Koreans to strut and fret about the Sea of Japan for a while..then you'll see Japan running back to their daddy.
Posted in: U.S. closely watching pivotal Japanese elections
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NeoJamal
I find the issue of how their kids will turn out at puberty to be the most interesting aspect.
Posted in: Mao Inoue and Jonathan Sherr to star in 'My Darling is a Foreigner'
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NeoJamal
Ghosh, even the toddlers know that travelling through the kokudo is rubbish.
Posted in: Two young children found walking along expressway in Fukushima
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NeoJamal
Is this the same Kiwi that setup some whitewater rafting business in Gunma?
Posted in: Bungee jumping: Take the plunge in Gunma
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NeoJamal
Sachiko Kobayashi (From Sanskirit: S'achikavaashi) is the Goddess of Divine Retribution against eligible voters who do not exercise their vote on election day.
Her left hand signifies her humble pleading for the vote with utmost compassion. On the otherhand, the rice scraper (in contrast to the porridge laddle carried by her continental equivalents) represents the wrath against voters who do not accord to her humble plea.
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NeoJamal
Be honest, this is the SUPER DRIVER release tour
Posted in: Leading performers celebrate “anisongs” in Saitama
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NeoJamal
and this is news. I was expecting a drama unfolding in an affluent part of Midori-ward
Posted in: Man held for attempted murder after baseball bat attack in Chiba
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NeoJamal
Is it pronounced "gokibuuuuri" or "gokiburiiiiii"?
Posted in: 'Eeeek, gokiburi!' How gallant guys can score points with damsels in distress
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NeoJamal
Looking like a convincing Middle school sophomore is not a challenge for many Japanese women in their early 20s.
Breaking the Keiretsu glass ceiling for women, now that's the frontier where most J-women should aim for.
Posted in: Ambassador of cute
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NeoJamal
I don't care if I don't get fed or the cabin crew look like dogs. Please deliver me to my destination safe and cheap.
Posted in: Budget airlines thrive amid gloom