JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) in Kanto region
- RCS (RCSコーポレーション), Kanto
- Salary: ¥180,000 ~ ¥250,000 / Month includes performance bonus
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- Assistant Language Teacher - TOKYO - late-March start
- Interac, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
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- Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥230,000 ~ ¥255,000 / Month
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Sidwarwick
He is not completely wrong. The West was busy carving up Asia for themselves - Japan could not just sit back and wait to be the last thing on the dinner table.
Posted in: Sacked Japan air force head defends WWII actions
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Sidwarwick
Sounds great! Pity about the collapse of Thai politics, economy and society.
Posted in: Ritz-Carlton to launch new global brand in Thailand
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Sidwarwick
Tragic. But I cannot believe that Islam extremists are behind this because Islam is a religion of peace.
Posted in: Gunmen kill 101, take hostages in Mumbai attacks
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Sidwarwick
elbudamexicano: There was a monkey in Shibuya station a few weeks back. I wouldn't get too complacent in your concrete jungle if I were you.
Posted in: Monkeys attack five women in Nagano
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Sidwarwick
Is a pool without water a pool? That's too deep for me..
Posted in: Art installation
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Sidwarwick
Share prices can go up as well as down.
Posted in: Nikkei index jumps 5.8%
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Sidwarwick
Wake up America!!! NO GUNS!!!!!!!!!!
Posted in: S Carolina shooter feared 12-year-old trick-or-treater was robber, police say
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Sidwarwick
Mixed martial arts? Does that mean men vs women?
Posted in: Gold medalist quits judo for mixed martial arts
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Sidwarwick
Great idea! These shoes should be issued to death-row inmates so that they could generate the electricity needed to power their chair. That way less expense to the tax payer. The electricity they generate during the months of their appeal process would be gathered and stored in a big battery ready for the big day.
Posted in: NTT develops shoes that generate electricity
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Sidwarwick
That’s not the story. She caught these kids red-handed in the act of spraying graffiti on that wall. Round them up and ship them off to reform school before they turn really bad! The one without a hat looks a real tough-nut. Glad he's off the streets.
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Sidwarwick
Is it dishwasher safe?
Posted in: Gold tableware on sale for Y100 mil
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Sidwarwick
Yeh, them hornets wont mess with him again in a hurry.
Posted in: Temple burns down as monk attacked by hornets
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Sidwarwick
I guess we will never know whether there really was a hornets nest. But I'm sure that nice fat insurance check will come in handy...
Posted in: Temple burns down as monk attacked by hornets
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Sidwarwick
I assume an appropriate call for the Japanese would be go something like this: "Come and arrest me. I did it. I admit everyting. I'll sign/put my thumb-print on whatever you want. It's a fair cop."
Posted in: Police suffer from inappropriate emergency calls
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Sidwarwick
The 'headache' excuse is harder to use on a doctor.
Posted in: Celebrity Shoko Aida gets married to doctor
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Sidwarwick
Sail an inocent-looking cargo ship packed with special branch forces through these waters. Then let them have it. After hijacking a few of these ships I think the message would get through.
Posted in: Pirates seize three ships off Somalia in one day
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Sidwarwick
dennis0bauer: What kind of noise do sharks make when they are approaching? Do they smack their lips or something?
Posted in: Waterproof MP3 player
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Sidwarwick
Probably auctioned, and bought, by their PR company.
Posted in: Southern All Stars begin 30th anniversary tour in Yokohama
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Sidwarwick
Computer simulation shows the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport has absolutely no imagination. I would have included some people floundering around in the water or paddling about in boats. And, of course, a shark fin.
Posted in: Tokyo won't be able to cope with Katrina-like flooding
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Sidwarwick
Does that mean normal sea level or some kind of storm-surge or high-tide sea level? If it is normal sea level, how do they drain rainwater, etc, out of these areas?
Posted in: Tokyo won't be able to cope with Katrina-like flooding