JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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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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- Part Time Assistant Language Teacher - Kanagawa Prefecture - late-March start
- Interac, Kanagawa
- Salary: ¥9,000 / Day per 4 class shift
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lotus2
I hope Mt. Fuji and Kamakura get registered as World Heritage sites by UNESCO. They should be.
Posted in: Gov't to ask UNESCO to register Mt Fuji, Kamakura as World Heritage sites
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lotus2
Muammar Qaddafi is a soldier. I believe he will fight to the end, and die fighting if he has to. He means it when he says he will never surrender.
Posted in: Libyan rebels offer $2 mil bounty for Gadhafi
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lotus2
Yes, it's possible, but more research is needed.
Posted in: Do you think cell phones can cause cancer?
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lotus2
Excellent photography!
Posted in: Swan lake
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lotus2
No, but those aged 60 years and above should go through a medical examination to see if they're fit to drive, and those 65 years and above ought to repeat a driving test before being allowed to renew their licenses.
Posted in: Should there be an age limit at which point driving licenses will no longer be renewed?
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lotus2
Yes.
Posted in: Do use-by dates cause people to toss out food and drinks too soon?
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lotus2
Wow, the water looks fantastic!
Posted in: A day at the beach
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lotus2
I used to watch "Gigantor" back in the '60s. It was fun.
Posted in: Iron man
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lotus2
No, increasingly more accurate DNA evidence should be able to prove a murderer's guilt no matter how long it takes.
Posted in: Do you think there should be a statute of limitations for murder cases?
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lotus2
Remarkable photography! Thanks, JT!
Posted in: Resting his wings
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lotus2
Wow, really cool photo! Thanks, JT!
Posted in: Rise and shrine
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lotus2
Such a cute photo! Thanks, JT!
Posted in: Duck play
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lotus2
Allow representatives from other countries to which Japan exports foodstuffs to conduct tests for radioactive contaminants in Japanese foodstuffs jointly with Japanese authorities before these foodstuffs are exported from Japan.
Posted in: What is the best way for the Japanese government and companies to assure overseas food importers that food products from Japan are safe despite the ongoing nuclear crisis?
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lotus2
Congratulations and well done!
Posted in: Winners
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lotus2
Very pretty! JT, thank you!
Posted in: Tranquility
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lotus2
At this point in time, in the wake of the triple disasters that have hit Japan [earthquake-cum-tsunami-cum-Daiichi], the people of Tokyo need a strong, decisive and experienced leader. Ishihara is just that.
A weak, indecisive and inexperienced leader during a crisis is a disaster in himself/herself. If I were a Tokyoite, I'd vote for Ishihara, too. It's comfort in familiarity as well, which helps when times are unpredictable.
Posted in: What do you think about Shintaro Ishihara's re-election for a 4th term as Tokyo governor?
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lotus2
I've been saying all along that robots ought to have been used at Daiichi, and I'm really glad that robots will be used now.
But, I, too, was under the impression that Japan is the leader in robotics, so what's with the U.S. sending robots to help at Daiichi?
Posted in: U.S. sending robots to Japan to help with nuclear plant
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lotus2
Such a heart-warming photo! She's so cute! Thanks, JT!
Posted in: Beautiful flower
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lotus2
This is such a heart-warming photo -- thanks, JT!
Posted in: New friends
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lotus2
It's really such a relief to see an endearing photo like this amidst all the tragedy. Thank you, JT.
Posted in: Helping hand