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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ironchef
I'd never open a business in China, not with the government breathing down your necks and scrutinizing everything you do. You've got to admire Google for telling the commie govt to shove it.
Posted in: Japan: A paradise for entrepreneurs
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ironchef
Saw the former PM Mori at the gym there a few years back. He certainly seemed to be enjoying living there. The whole RHills complex is cursed. Don't forget that poor kid who died in the revolving door soon after the place opened.
Posted in: The rise and fall of the Roppongi Hills 'tribe'
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ironchef
Maybe Japanese men and women shouldn't get married if that's the case. What's the point of marriage if infidelity is accepted?
Posted in: Hugh Grant on relationships, cheating and the art of lazy acting
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ironchef
If the company is too cheap and are conducting these online screening tests, then it serves them right if these students scam them. I'm always pro-employee and anti-company. These companies will get rid of you at any time so I say get them first.
Posted in: Students using stand-ins for online employment exams
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ironchef
Oh's mom is Japanese. Makes him Japanese enough. He's still the best player to come out from Japanese baseball and probably the only one who's recognized globally. I never heard of Nagashima until I came here, but definitely growing up, we all heard of Oh.
Posted in: Japanese baseball great Oh to have museum
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ironchef
Ah, what a genius.
Posted in: S Korean arrested for bomb threat over Olympic speedskating judge's decision
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ironchef
Finally! Now time to go down to the supermarket and get me some whale bacon.
Posted in: Sea Shepherd ends Antarctic campaign against whalers
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ironchef
Yes to kujira bacon No to Aussie govt. International lawsuit..hahaha, what a joke
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ironchef
he must have got a hair transplant. look at this old photo http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/1001/judelawPLANET468x330.jpg
Posted in: Hey Jude
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ironchef
Fat doesn't make you fat. It's carbs--processed food, starches etc. People need to get this down.
Posted in: How well founded is Japan's gastronomic pride?
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ironchef
He looks great! Keep it up!
Posted in: Papaya Suzuki shows off sleek new form
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ironchef
i agree with the U.S. on this issue 100%
Posted in: U.S. warns Japan child custody laws could harm bilateral ties
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ironchef
@michaelqtodd, check out tmarie's comment. I seriously doubt that he's limiting his customers. Most of his clients are Japanese women anyways. It's like saying if a sushi restaurant in London doesn't write a Japanese menu, it's limiting its customers there? On another topic, why aren't the Western countries (US, UK, Aus) going bilingual then? You make no sense.
@KaptainKichigai Since when has English been "chosen" as the international language? I never heard of such a thing. I may agree that English is generally used around the world in settings where there is no common language, but I can't recall it being chosen.
Posted in: Setagaya burger master goes for traditional touch
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ironchef
Because the majority of the readers here at JT are just plain haters. That's as simple as that.
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ironchef
If you people can't read Japanese menus,then you need to start learning Japanese if you're here in Japan. You're not going to expect to see Japanese menus in UK, AUS, US etc. Typical gaijins always complaining about lack of English menu blah blah blah.
Posted in: Setagaya burger master goes for traditional touch
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ironchef
Love of money is the root of all evil
Posted in: Man arrested after killing wife, 2 children in Osaka
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ironchef
If he really wanted to die, probably jumping off a tall building would have been more effective than slitting his wrists. A cowardly act indeed. Such a tragic story.
Posted in: Man arrested after killing wife, 2 children in Osaka
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ironchef
I always exceed 23 kg whenever I travel back to the US. I see many people in the same situation. You gotta stock up while over there. This bag is definitely interesting as many of the bags out there are too heavy and thus limits the amount of items you can bring back.
Posted in: Lightweight suitcases
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ironchef
Regardless of how Haiti was run in the past,the people there need help and aid. For us more fortunate ones, we definitely should contribute any way possible to help them out. At the end of the day, I doubt I can look at myself in the mirror if i don't even give a care about the
Posted in: 1,400 planes waiting to bring aid to Haiti
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ironchef
Yes depending on the quality of the articles and information. These newspaper companies cannot provide their services for free and still expect to remain in business. Consumers shouldn't expect to receive anything free unless a gift. I'm certain that if you are a grocery store owner, you wouldn't give away a box of candy for free. It's the same thing here.
Posted in: Would you be willing to pay for access to newspapers' online content?