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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space_monkey
what a sad but beautiful story.
Posted in: New life springs from despair of tsunami
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space_monkey
You have to respect those guys. They risk their lives for others. Hats off.
Posted in: U.S. Marine nuclear rescue team stands ready in Japan
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space_monkey
Maybe he got radiation poisoning!!
Posted in: TEPCO to scrap 4 reactors at crippled nuclear plant; president hospitalized
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space_monkey
If it wasn't for the Korean war Japanese companies would never had the huge contracts to supply the US military that made them so much money.
Thanks America for making Japan rich!!
Posted in: Disaster aid puts new face on U.S. military in Japan
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space_monkey
When are they going to put the Australian word "bludger", "to bludge" in there??
Posted in: OMG! Online abbreviations make Oxford English Dictionary
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space_monkey
tokyokawasaki: I am sorry to hear about your situation. I have heard it many times in Japan from western guys. I believe that there are many women in Japan who have Narcissistic Personality Disorder (its spectral, ie varies in degree person to person) so I suggest you read all about it on the net and figure out if she does or not. There is also a fantastic book called "Emotional Blackmail" that I highly recommend. Maybe knowledge on these two topics may help you manage your situation better. Take the power back. Good luck.
Posted in: Divorce means liberation for some, virtual servitude for others
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space_monkey
Amazing guys.
Posted in: Japan hosts visit by 5 Australian World War II POWs
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space_monkey
himehentai....it is also the government, that the majority of Japanese elect, that issue the license for 20,000 dolphins to be killed. So the majority of Japanese people are responsible.
Posted in: One year after 'Cove' Oscar, activists shift tactics
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space_monkey
himehentai...its not a few people. Its everyone.
Posted in: One year after 'Cove' Oscar, activists shift tactics
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space_monkey
The customers are now informed.
Posted in: One year after 'Cove' Oscar, activists shift tactics
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space_monkey
Many years ago the whole western world boycotted cans of tuna that was fished using nets that killed dolphins. Let alone the deliberate mass slaughter of dolphins. The water theme parks should buy their dolphins from people that don't also slaughter them en-mass. People go to watch dolphins perform because they love them. The customers are no informed. I think the theme parks will see the backlash.
Posted in: One year after 'Cove' Oscar, activists shift tactics
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space_monkey
If they only sold 79 why don't the make the quota something like 100....instead of 20,000. It is all about GREED. Nothing more or less.
Posted in: One year after 'Cove' Oscar, activists shift tactics
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space_monkey
Boring movie that made the Japanese look too nice.
Posted in: Ken Watanabe to make 7th major international movie appearance in 'Shanghai'
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space_monkey
Despicable and Evil. I hope the people that did that rot in Hell. She shall never be forgiven.
Posted in: Japan excavating site linked to WWII human experiments by Unit 731
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space_monkey
The pay for the new job looks terrible. Please tell us all your ideas for new games so we can get richer...and we will pay you next to nothing.
Posted in: DeNA – Taking the best of Japan overseas
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space_monkey
They all hate each other... now they don't. Nice.
Posted in: Muslim dignitaries pay their respects at Auschwitz
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space_monkey
It was the crappiest experience of my life.
Posted in: A journey into the world of movies
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space_monkey
Why doesn't the government undertake a total review of entrepreneurial stimuli strategies???
Posted in: Japan's new graduates facing grim job prospects
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space_monkey
it was alright
Posted in: Stirring up a hornet's nest
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space_monkey
Its easy. The government should decide who can and can't have guns. For example if you are a child you cannot, mentally impaired, or a prisoner in prison. In all three cases the government has decided that these citizens cannot have guns. Further more the government decides what types of guns people can and can't have. You cannot have uranium enriched bullets and carry an assault rifle. So the argument is not so cut and dry can I carry or not carry a gun. Rather...what type of gun, what type of ammo, where, when and how can I carry a gun. Basically the government can change these laws whenever they like. The courts can interpret the legislation too anyway they like. Its a very complex issue. Not a yes no answer.
Posted in: The gun control debate: Do you support the right of citizens to own and bear firearms?