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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illsayit
Morally superior, would be the reason for this question, I would guess. A inablilty to express yourself different from the moral superior. Vegetarians, for the most part, I find, dont even realize the amount of animal products in some of the things they eat.
I always get a good laugh out of hearing their disdain, and then watching them eat!
Posted in: Which side is more disdainful of the other: Vegetarians or non-vegetarians?
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illsayit
Tokyo is already there actually. It has its own flavour. C'mon how many cities are there this big in the world. GROW UP!
But the curious thing about this article, is Im wondering which end of themselves the writer pulled it out of? I just heard the Tokyo mayor/leader saying that Tokyo has drawn too much to globalization and needs to focus more on it's locals.
Perhaps this writing is a ploy to push for more globalization from the foreigners there that are quickly loosing a lot of profits that they have managed to meddle out of the Japanese and their charity until now, HUH????
Posted in: Tokyo in 2050: Futuristic super-hub or graying has-been?
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illsayit
The only thing interesting here, is that it is Russia making such provocative comments.
Posted in: Nakagawa seen 'misbehaving' at Vatican; Russian official says he acted like 'brain was turned off'
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illsayit
So whats she say about Tamogami and his moves?
This is a issue, I dont like how the families themselves approach US politcians, but it is rather bold of the families, and courageous.
Posted in: Clinton has busy day, meeting PM, Ozawa, empress, abductees' kin, students and visiting Meiji Shrine
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illsayit
For established jobs-stupid. Make cuts, compromises, and if you arent moving get innovative. For new companies, the ability to tap into workers, without having to supply full-time job extras, but a decent price for the time and work done, in this sense it could be implemented....
Posted in: What do you think about work-sharing whereby employees work shorter hours for less pay so that jobs can be saved?
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illsayit
Agitator3; Ill need the money and time to create it all as well
Fancy protesting the governments inaction with a whole lot of action that will only have zero results
Posted in: Ginza rally
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illsayit
Hamas's lot want to have 2 different agreements. One where the Israel soldier is swapped for ....hundreds of people, regular citizens? Shalit must be someone special. How did he get caught so? Why was he on the front line? Maybe he wanted to be caught because he knew that this would create leverage?
Posted in: Israel says no truce without release of captured soldier
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illsayit
The thing is Japan can play in the big league, because it is only based on finances, basically. This is the problem all over. Nobody wants to work for their lifestyle. The political set-up has Japan close with the USA, but I wouldnt count on it being a proxy state of America. That would be impossible, unless America counts it'S balls to suggest as much, in league with the infantry.
Posted in: From military alliance to total alliance
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illsayit
I hope the Pope hints at those in Israel, that they are not the actual Jews of the Bible, and they ought to start to think on that. As for messaging the Jews with a aim to calm the anger, I would say keep talking, lots of it! Forthcoming talking.
My relo was in those concentration camps, 4 times to the gas chambers, and it was full so he missed out. He was not Jewish.
However, that sort of anger is definitely in the air wouldnt you say. Something like, the sword of anger of truth?
Posted in: Pope placates American Jewish leaders with plan to visit Israel
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illsayit
I cant find anything in Japanese about this?
Posted in: Mother and child die after birth in toilet in Aichi apartment
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illsayit
whatever the treatment be; the father not aware of the birth, and then a still unexplained, deaths, of both of them.3800gr is a newborn good-sized, need more info.
Posted in: Mother and child die after birth in toilet in Aichi apartment
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illsayit
at 3800 gr she was close to her due date. The husband not noticing is strange. Strangest. This past week she has been ill, I imagine that is a childs remark about their parents being at each other, typical fighting between a couple. Though I really want to point to the fact that it is her 6th child, and in large families that is when the pressure is the hardest. After 7-kinda like pachinko, and yet get lucky with the 7s-it eases. It is very very sad. I imagine, neither of them had support and people who are understanding. Including family, and not to mention the opinionated ideologies of society that affect a large family more than anybody else, no matter what your economical, religious etc stances are.
Posted in: Mother and child die after birth in toilet in Aichi apartment
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illsayit
I dont think it was looting, and I certainly dont think it was arson.
Posted in: New arson attacks, looting reported in Australian wildfire area; death toll nears 200
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illsayit
LOL! So would it be because, they've been heard? Or because the troops have been flown in? that the silence would come about. Madonna couldnt sing either. I think their all about pushing people's buttons. I do agree though their tune is out a little with regards to the current generation.
Posted in: Yoko Ono sounds off
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illsayit
She wants to use the words to point at men. Strong words, but it would do better to point them at religions. Men, are not the problem she ought to stir, and thus her dragon-ness is mearely only smokin'. She is still playing in the past. This is what is wrong with witches, wizards and warlocks who get off track. They become too indepth in the world of death, something so uncontrollable. Or perhaps they think they have that power in them?
Posted in: Yoko Ono sounds off
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illsayit
Oh get off the traditional hype. Don't you realize it is foreigners who like to uphold it more than the Japanese themselves. There is more implications that a swimmer, and a top ,winning level swimming, smokes, can smoke, and still perform, than a sumo wrestler. Implications that smoking isnt any worse,or better, for you than drinking should be undertaken by more Japanese,(only they probably cant be bothered bickering over silly stuff) only the legal status is varied(and why is that, huh??). I don't think possession leads to 5 years either, huh? A Japanese lady said to me recently, if you don't drink, you miss half of lifes fun.
Posted in: All the buzz: Pot scandal jolts sumo world
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illsayit
Well I think the foreign male visitors must be picking the good women and that they often don't leave, as the 'bread-winner' they tend to follow their income, and then with family establish themselves here.(Not to mention that Japanese figures on immigration are reeeally low, and I would say that even Japanese women are strong in their ability to be able to follow their family, rather than the males-foreign males-family)
On the otherhand, most women from poor countries are here for money and not really the children as would be telling in that they average out high in one-child families, not to mention the high abortion rate (except my cousin, but then her 5 kids are to 2 husbands)
Lifestyle is quite an influential factor here, you would think with advancement in technology, there would be an advancement in the ability to have children, and support them. But it all comes down to our individual lifestyle gauge.
Posted in: Population Decline and Ageing in Japan—the Social Consequences
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illsayit
I am so glad that he stirred this can of worms up!
Brilliant! Though I think theyd have to deal a little with their ingrained Confucious-like habits. And awaken some of those living, to Life. Maybe that's where he is confused about who works the most?
But, it would lend a whole lot of light to what Judaism is, rather than the image that those idiots in Israel, with their toys, are doing recently.
Posted in: Aso says world religions can learn from Japan
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illsayit
I think shinukuboy says it nicely. I think it is when opinions like jesssicaaa get started, that more talk happens than work, or any future making. If the future is the next generation-which one would you be talking about there? If you are talking about my generation you could be fine.... I liked this article, it just needs to be able to inspire the people to move, than only facts.
Posted in: Japanese recession: A time for panic or change?
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illsayit
I agree with Leonhard. I think by allowing the freedom, and particularly in reflection on music, the emphasis more on performance, and live, we would all be able to experience and turn to as a way of developing the interest experienced through the freedom.
Posted in: Creative industries get ready for an offensive in copyright war