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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Noripinhead
I guess there are not enough Japanese folks around who want to buy baked beans.
Posted in: Britain's Tesco to sell network of 129 small supermarkets in Japan
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Noripinhead
Great song. And olde but a goodie.
Posted in: Afternoon delight
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Noripinhead
Is it my imagination, or are we going back to the good old of days of uninspiring Prime Ministers? Surely Japan deserves better...not much of a democracy.
Posted in: Noda to become Japan's next prime minister
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Noripinhead
"farewell" as a verb? What's up with that? "Says farewell to Cabinet" would do as well.
Posted in: Kan farewells cabinet; tells them to get ready to resign
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Noripinhead
Biden. What a straight shooter. He's kind of an old-school college football type person, Isn't he?
Posted in: Biden, in Sendai, praises Japan's courage after tsunami
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Noripinhead
Yeah, that green table looks like it can be converted easily for billiards I wonder what's on the agenda.
Posted in: Face time
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Noripinhead
Luckily you never see the "King" at any BK shops in Japan. Last time I had a Whopper there, it upset my stomach though.
Posted in: Burger King retires mascot "The King"
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Noripinhead
One dinosaur looks at another.
Posted in: I saur you
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Noripinhead
I think he means "un-Japanese" in the same way some narrow-minded Americans would called some of their fellow citizens "un-American" for doing or not doing certain things. "Dang it, not eating hot dogs on the Fourth of July is just plain un-American!"
Posted in: Ishihara calls Kan, cabinet 'not Japanese' for not visiting Yasukuni Shrine
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Noripinhead
This was a world shaking event.
Posted in: Tsunami broke huge icebergs off Antarctica
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Noripinhead
Sounds like a classic "tipping point" phenomenon. Assisted by Facebook.
Posted in: British PM promises action to restore order in strife-torn cities
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Noripinhead
Backup city. Sapporo? It has the infrastructure.
Posted in: Japan to consider backup capital city for emergencies
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Noripinhead
The guy is a noisy cook.
Posted in: Masaaki Sakai marries long-term partner 22 years his junior
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Noripinhead
Well, she's certainly the most photogenic of Asia's leaders, that's for sure.
Posted in: Yingluck Shinawatra becomes Thailand's first female PM
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Noripinhead
He must be earning a mint from BOSS. He even speaks a little Japanese in the most recent commercials playing the part of a high school teacher. Great actor.
Posted in: Tommy Lee Jones in Tokyo to film more BOSS commercials
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Noripinhead
Shouldn't that be "en guard" if it's French? Sounds like "on guard" though.
Posted in: On guard
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Noripinhead
Why does important stuff like this always get proposed in the middle of summer when everybody's away?
Posted in: Kan calls for careful cutback on reliance on nuclear energy
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Noripinhead
Gotta love it. Some things don't change. Notice the sand bags and blue tarp on the roof tiles after the big quake - a scene common all over northeastern Japan.
Posted in: Taken for a ride
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Noripinhead
The photographer also captured a typical anachronistic moment -- the guy speaking on a 21st century cellphone and the punk rocker dude with the purple hair in the background. Nice contrast there.
Posted in: This way
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Noripinhead
They look kind of cool. Sounds like a fun job to dress up and go back in time. Good for the tourists too.
Posted in: This way