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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Philmoscowitz
she looks so plain.
Posted in: Former Miss Universe Japan Kurara Chibana expands her horizons
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Philmoscowitz
love the stockings!
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Philmoscowitz
she should be arrested herself for promoting such junk. do something better with your life!
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Philmoscowitz
wow, Santa Madonna! She drive me a crazy!
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Philmoscowitz
Fujiwara Norika, Santa Maria!
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Philmoscowitz
i'm glad Japan beat Korea because Koreans are possibly the most annoyingly nationalistic people in the world.
Posted in: Japan fans
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Philmoscowitz
why don't they tell us which bars specifically have had such incidents?!
Posted in: U.S. Embassy warns Americans to avoid Roppongi bars due to drink-spiking increase
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Philmoscowitz
reading this story makes me want to cry.
Posted in: Newborn girl dies after being left in bicycle basket in Tokyo
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Philmoscowitz
“I didn’t want to be photographed when I was wearing the mask. I have the portrait right.”
OK, just what is "the portrait right"?
Posted in: The Great Sasuke arrested on suspicion of assaulting man on train
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Philmoscowitz
Dear Japan Today, It would be nice if you could give more of an explanation to go along with this photo than simply, "A group protests the government’s inaction on the economy and job issues in Ginza." Who are these people? Do they belong to an organization? Why are they wearing cow kigurumi outfits?
Posted in: Ginza rally
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Philmoscowitz
kagunlapell: you ask why a video game about raping innocent women should be seen as any worse than video games where the players kill people. it's pretty obvious, isn't it? in video games where you kill people, the player kills "bad people." but in this one, it seems that the player rapes innocent women. i think it's pretty sick and demented if someone gets pleasure out of that.
Posted in: Amazon yanks Japanese rape simulation computer game
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Philmoscowitz
"The restaurant plans to offer lunch and dinner for about 1,500-2,000 yen and 3,000-4,000 yen respectively." hah, this won't last very long!
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Philmoscowitz
go sea shepherd!!!
Posted in: Whalers blast activists with water cannons in Antarctic Ocean
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Philmoscowitz
wow, it sounds like it's the HR people in the companies who are arrogant, not the students!
Posted in: Companies angry over thoughtless students amid economic downturn
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Philmoscowitz
Sabiwabi, it's a well known fact that class attendance at Japanese universities is extremely low compared to American, Canadian, and British universities--i can't speak for any other country's schools. anyway, witnesses said the suspect appeared to be in his 30s so it's unlikely he was a student. i wouldn't be surprised if it turned out that this poor fellow had massive debts (with yakuza loan sharks) which he couldn't pay off.
Posted in: Professor stabbed to death at Chuo University in Tokyo
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Philmoscowitz
@ TJrandom: lmao!
Posted in: Ministry of Defense employee arrested for feeling up 17-year-old girl on JR Saikyo line
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Philmoscowitz
@30061015: yes, it symbolizes nicely the growing 社会格差 (social gap) in Japan. nevertheless, and incredibly, many Japanese continue to believe in the myth that Japan is a 90% (80% depending on who you ask) middle class society!
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Philmoscowitz
yes, i'd also like to know more about the warning shot. do police really fire into the ground? isn't that precisely what killed the teenager in Greece a few weeks ago that then set off massive riots? but if they fire it into the air, the bullet has to come down some time, and thus isn't there a danger of it striking someone?--especially in a big city like Tokyo.
Posted in: Man arrested for wielding knife at Roppongi Hills
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Philmoscowitz
shibuya was very well lit up on Christmas. brighter than anything i've seen in New York, save maybe Rockefeller Center . . .
Posted in: Year-end festivities not as 'bright' as usual
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Philmoscowitz
hey, the manzier/the bro has made a comeback!
Posted in: Men's bras getting a lot of support