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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ebisen
Yes
Posted in: Does J-pop really suck?
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There will soon be more android phones than iPhones in Japan. I think is quite dangerous to exclusively support apple products, as somebody else will implement it sooner or later for Android as well.
Posted in: Japanese website reader app Rikai Browser comes to iPhone
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loveinjapan - I can't believe this is the first time you heard about Shindo scale in 7 years in Japan. It is always specified, whenever there is an earthquake, and it's as important and revealing as the Magnitude (and even more revealing, if you are interested about the effect, not the source of the quake)...I believe the whole world could use this scale to quickly evaluate damages...
Posted in: Japan hit by 6.9-magnitude earthquake
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Ho, Ho, Ho...
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My cat absolutely loves CABBAGE or hakusai (I'm not joking here :) ).. and she eats about one leaf/day. That's it for the myth that cats don't eat veggies...
She gets dry food for cats, and she improves it herself with a fresh nice live sparrow or mouse once in a while...
Posted in: Dinner is served - for your dog
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stevecpfc I'm European but I agree with the article, without being a "Japanofile". therefore you fail to make any point...
Posted in: The butterfly in the subway
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LuveUSA, no way you can compare ANY European country with Japan with respect to public manners and public transportation. I've been to most and there is none eve hinting at approaching the comfort and cleanliness one can find here...
Posted in: The butterfly in the subway
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ebisen
Nice...
Posted in: Platinum lady
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Considering that each of these planes needs at least 100 people to operate, it is a huge investment for such a small company
Posted in: Skymark ordering 4 Airbus A380s
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icewind - you have no idea about bears - even a small one can easily bite clean through an arm or leg, and you can't outrun them..
Posted in: Bear killed after attacking man and son in Fukui
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Mark - simple answer to your question: YES!!!!! -think where the biggest amount of viewers are located in this area... you got it - it's Tokyo...
Posted in: Tokyo Sky Tree mascot Sorakara-chan introduced
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LOL, at least is not USB powered :))
Posted in: Just-add-water Christmas tree
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USNinJapan2 - trust me, no, you don't want one...
Posted in: Tesla upbeat on Japan business, opens showroom
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Because of salarymen with Lolita complex...
Posted in: Why are girl bands and glamour groups like AKB48, SKE48, Morning Musume and Miniskirt Police so popular in Japan?
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Sfjp, right, Ford should pay for a pothead, driving under drug influence and breaking the law in10 different ways... You make a lot of sense here... Question is: why is jtb liable here?
Posted in: Lawsuit filed by two Japanese passengers in fatal tour bus crash
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ebisen
Impressively original
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If one can do this to a dog, one will have no problem doing the same or worse to a human.
Up to 500000 Yen?!?! - this must be a joke - animal abuse should be punished as severely as abuse done on humans...
Posted in: Police probe under way after dog found buried up to neck on canal bank in Toyama
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Stop going to MosBurger or MCCrapnalds people... Usually in those places (operated by 'baito highschoolers who don't know how to wipe their noses) the service is automated (that is push a button, get the cup filled, with a volume pre-set). They can't control the amount they can serve you, and that's it.
If you go to small places, nice restaurants, coffee&cake shops they will do anything in their power to serve you as you wish...
And yes, one can complain when the beer glass is half full - and usually they will repair the mistake.
Posted in: In Japan, the customer is not king
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As a Latin guy I have absolutely no problems with either kisses and hugs. Be careful though, as the flu season has barely begun (some people DO say it's better to catch it early). Japanese girls do seem to love it (but one has to demonstrate it first :)) )
Posted in: How do you feel when someone you are greeting wants to hug you or kiss you on the cheek? When is it appropriate and do you think the custom can be misinterpreted in some cultures, such as Japan, for example?
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Mrdog, after reading your comment I'm afraid Peanuts is abusing your intelligence in a unfair way.
Anyway, happiness is a peanut butter sandwich...
Posted in: As 'Peanuts' turn 60, Schulz family plans future