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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ratpack
According to some of the stroies I have read over the past years that it seems that some lunatics on the streets know how to use them.....not what they are intended for obviously.
Posted in: Japanese Kitchen Knives
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ratpack
I remember going to UENO zoo many moons ago to see the pandas they had at the time. It was in a cement floored cage with no where to roam except sit there and chew on a few bamboo shots. Boy didn't he looked bored!! Even the Japanese people were commenting on how pathetic it was before they squealed how cute he looked and reeled off a dozen photos.
Posted in: One zoo to avoid
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ratpack
wish the online scammers would just 'beat it'.
Posted in: Jackson's death unleashes barrage of online scams
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ratpack
Judged by the man upstairs on that one and got his sentence delivered straight away.
Posted in: Stalker dies after setting woman's house on fire in Wakayama
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ratpack
Tries to Shaun Webb and James Arlidge and conversions by Ryan Nicholas....yeah way to go japan!!!!! Hang on...where are the japanese names???
Posted in: Japan beats Tonga in Pacific Nations Cup
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ratpack
Typical japanese "talento" comment....dumb and stupid.
Posted in: Mariko Shinoda to visit homes in nurse attire
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ratpack
Good....now lets just hope the media don't put the weight of the world on his shoulders and start with their non stop everyday coverage of him training and playing in the lead up.......but i doubt it!!!
Posted in: Japan's Ishikawa qualifies for British Open
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ratpack
What an amazing life he had. Thankyou for the entertainment you gave. A great singer and a mesmerizing dancer. Your death will catapult your legend status to even greater heights. What is the bet a new "Graceland" appears in the very very near future. Perhaps the company who purchased his ranch will turn it into a museum and rake in the cash just as they did with Elvis.RIP
Posted in: Michael Jackson dies of reported cardiac arrest at 50
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ratpack
I wonder what weird numbskull nickname the commentators will think up to call him during the game!!!
Posted in: Australia striker Kennedy moves to J-League
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ratpack
I could really do with KOBIAN in my classrooms at university. Expresses emotions!!!
Posted in: Robot expresses human emotions
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ratpack
Is that the same as the dorks i see in the morning hawking around waiting for the pachinko places to open.
Posted in: 3,000 men pose as customers for opening of Aoki's Ginza store
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ratpack
Gotta love the headline: "New graduates show lack of zeal for jobs and job-hunting".......how about changing it to read: "New graduates showed lack of zeal for their entire educational life prior to job hunting"
Posted in: New graduates show lack of zeal for jobs and job-hunting
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ratpack
Your right with the training times.....why on earth do they have to go through that marathon of passing the ball back and forth up and down the field shouting out hai hai hai hai hai everytime someone touches the ball. Perhaps the coaches could do the teams they are coaching some real justice and watch quality sides train including the wallabies and the all blacks and notice how they also do the basics but with a totally different purpose and certainly not for hours on end. The most successful rugby "league" coaches are the ones who have taken the initiative and flown to the states to learn from another codes training methods before returning and incorporating things into their routine. The Japanese coaches here are too concerned with their players putting in the big hours (quantity) and making big noises without actually doing quality sessions at training. I know John Kirwan has tried to implement things into his training but the problem is that when they finish their rep duties they head back to their respective company teams and fall back into the boring routine.
Posted in: Junior All Blacks down Japan 52-21 to stay unbeaten in Pacific Nations Cup
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ratpack
Japan has to start feeding players abroad if they are ever going to compete at an "A" level in union. Not just one or two players but a heap. Just like they have done in baseball and soccer the experience that the players gain while overseas playing week in week out against top opposition can only make their national side better in the future...worth a try. Too often Japan whips the minnows like Taiwan by a good 60 points and automatically they think they can take on the world. More games against power houses will benefit....that is week to week.
Posted in: Junior All Blacks down Japan 52-21 to stay unbeaten in Pacific Nations Cup
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ratpack
What a sicko....scarey to think there are still more out there
Posted in: Yokohama school teacher arrested for requesting pictures of young boy naked
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ratpack
Sad news but glad to hear the plane landed safely. RIP.
Posted in: Continental Airlines plane lands safely in NJ after pilot dies
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ratpack
He didn't play for them and he didn't play for us and......the end result is the people available played and the result is as it is....Japan lost. If so and so did play who is to say he wouldn't have pulled a muscle in the first minute and got replaced anyway.........hypothetical situations are amusing aren't they...but the results stand.
Posted in: Australia downs Japan 2-1 to secure top spot in group for World Cup
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ratpack
He beat up a 2 month old.......what a hero!!! Does not deserve to be walking this Earth. What goes around comes around.
Posted in: Nara man arrested after hitting two-month-old son, causing brain hemorrhage