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Defiant Hashimoto says U.S. troops abused women during occupation
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Hashimoto says S Korean troops guilty of wartime sex abuse
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Anti-Islamist protests flare after British soldier butchered near London barracks
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China trying to strengthen its claim to Okinawa
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Hashimoto hits back at polls showing majority disagree with his comments
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- メディカルコーディネーター/ Medical Coordinor (ハワイ、タイなどへの出張あり)
- 株式会社メディブリッジ, 東京都
- Salary: 月給 25万円 ~ 45万円 相談可 マネージメントポジションは給与が高くなります
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- Translator 旅行業界ニュース翻訳業務（日本語 → 英語）
- 株式会社エフネス / F-ness Corporation, 東京都
- Salary: 年収 300万円 ~ 400万円 相談可
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- 営業アシスタント
- 株式会社 天時情報システム, 東京都
- Salary: 月給 25万円 ~ 35万円 相談可 歩合制
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- Associate Position with International Assignment Services
- PwC International Assignment Services, 東京都
- Salary: 給与についての記載なし
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- Export/Import Personnel
- Yamato Soysauce Miso Co., Ltd. 株式会社ヤマト醤油味噌, 石川県
- Salary: 月給 23万円 ~ 25万円 相談可
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michaelqtodd
China has been happy to lend heavily each month to Noda. Will they be so keen to lend to an Abe led government?
Posted in: Abe to become Japan's 7th PM in 6 years after landslide LDP win
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michaelqtodd
Have Hanami Parties been cancelled?
Posted in: Spring has sprung
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michaelqtodd
Great story and hope it reaches the people in Taiji
Posted in: Porpoise left by tsunami in rice paddy returned to sea
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michaelqtodd
Nice post seaforte03
Posted in: Bungling, cover-ups define TEPCO
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michaelqtodd
Could easily have been done online
Posted in: Do you think gatherings like this week's summit of APEC leaders in Yokohama are a waste of time and money?
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michaelqtodd
I think the child is talking about a Japanese wrestler wining a sumo basho supposedly their own national sport
Posted in: Anti-China protest
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michaelqtodd
I was a JET.For Lisa here to say she was overpaid is quite staggering and I believe the root of the problem. Some people decided you see to do the bare minimum and this is why the program has faltered. Others however who looked for "work" and attended PE clases,cultural groups etc and encouraged students to engage in English in informal situations.These JETS were far from overpaid
Posted in: Grounding the JETs
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michaelqtodd
Was a good event but kind of ironical that as a marketing related event they pretty much kept it a secret. Barely anyone watched the livestream.Barely anyone discussed it before or during the event on Twitter or Facebook
Posted in: Ad:tech Tokyo looks at how consumers are defining media landscape
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michaelqtodd
I sincerely wish you can one day achieve a level of participatory democracy like we have achieved with this movement.
@TimRussert Dude "Participatory Democracy" ?? Nearly all Republican supporters vote. If even only 75% of Americans bothered to vote the Democrats would have smothered the Republicans.If 100% voted can you imagine the results? Why don`t you make it so everyone has to vote like say Australia?
Posted in: GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
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michaelqtodd
Happy Anti-Whaling day Niki.Love your work
Posted in: Niki Caro talks wine, whales and how to enjoy a full-bodied life
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michaelqtodd
No @MisterCreosote I do not think so.The Dow rose because the Fed (for all intents and purposes a government department with a fancy name) just bought $600 billion of treasury bonds. Basically a hand out to keep mortgage rates low. None of the companies whose shares went up sold anything more or got more clever at making stuff
Posted in: GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
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michaelqtodd
@genji17 Its not for governments to create jobs.That is what entrepeneurs do. American government has got so big that they do not even know how many people are on the payroll any more.
America could start by importing a whole lot less and doing a lot of skilling up. Cut the people employed by government in half. Turning off the TVs and closing the fast food restarants would cure the health problems.Withdraw from Afghanistan and Iraq.Start working together instead of "campaigning" as you say would also be good
Posted in: GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
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michaelqtodd
So the American government has been increasing spending (including payments of interest on existing debt) at the rate of what $150 billion a year? And the Republicans have promised to CUT spending by $100 billion a year. So the US is going to reduce borrowing and printing of money by $250 billion plus cope with ever increasing cumulative interest payments? This next year is sure going to be interesting to watch
Posted in: GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
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michaelqtodd
This is great news. Hard for any of you to imagine what a big deal the publicity from movies like this does for an export and tourism dependent, tiny, far off country like New Zealand,especially in Europe
Posted in: 'Hobbit' films to be made in New Zealand as planned
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michaelqtodd
The power of the increase of online shopping
Posted in: GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
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michaelqtodd
@arrestpaul I only used California because that is one I am confident of spelling right. Surely some where in America is making a profit lol. God bless you all if you return to the Republicans tomorrow
Posted in: Republicans, heading for big gains, ready agenda
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michaelqtodd
@TheMarion totally agree
Posted in: U.N. biodiversity meeting ends with agreements to protect ecosystems
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michaelqtodd
Australia also has the second worst record in the world for Co2 poisoning
Posted in: U.N. biodiversity meeting ends with agreements to protect ecosystems
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michaelqtodd
Just watched the Elvira spoof of Christine O`Donnell on You Tube. "I am you" ( but with bigger tits) Pretty funny. Nearly 15 million Americans out of work? Wait for a years time after the Republicans stop Obama borowing more to keep propping up failing companies and industries.There could be double that out of work
Posted in: Obama tries to salvage Democrats as final dash begins
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michaelqtodd
Wow.Thats a big profit that these companies are making on the strong yen. Surely that creates opportunities for new businesses to start up in competition.Or is everything in Japan so controlled by the big fish that competition is impossible?
Posted in: Windfalls from soaring yen not necessarily passed on to consumers