I have a room available in 3 bedroom share-style apartment in Ikebukuro. There are 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, living room, W.C., shower room, and common area closet. The other 2 rooms are occupied by 1 Japanese male and 1 American male. Both guys are English speaking, friendly, clean, and quiet. The room in about 8 [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Survey purpose:Try the prototypes of new products for understand the acceptability. Survey date:28th June(Monday) Survey time: Between 10:00 to 18:00 (just about 60 minutes) at your convenience time. Reward:12000yen(Including transportation fee) Location:Close to Kudanshita-station in the interview room. Access by train:5minutes walk from Metro Kudanshita station(Tokyo Metro Hamzomon Line) Monitor member:Four foreigners in Japan (White people× 2 and Indian ×2) Survey process: Use [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Our company, Imagine Japan, is looking for a motivated and enthusiastic teacher to help run an English Immersion pre-school situated in Minami Gyotoku in Chiba Prefecture as soon as possible. This post will not only allow you to develop your skills as a teacher but will also enable you to be a part of [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Are you interested in working in Eastern Tokyo? Do you like the classic feel of the old “shitamachi” area of Tokyo yet still enjoy the modern conveniences of shopping centers and a multitude of restaurants? If so, this may be the position for you! Borderlink is currently accepting applications for those who would like to [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, March 25, 2010
Keio-Inokashira-line When I arrived in Japan in November last year, initially I stayed with a Japanese host family in Matsunoki, a quiet suburban area west of Shinjuku, located between Shinkouenji Station (Tokyo Metro Maru no Uchi Line) and Eifukucho Station (Inokashira Line). To escape the boredom of suburban Tokyo life I often met up with [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, March 25, 2010
Keio-Inokashira-line When I arrived in Japan in November last year, initially I stayed with a Japanese host family in Matsunoki, a quiet suburban area west of Shinjuku, located between Shinkouenji Station (Tokyo Metro Maru no Uchi Line) and Eifukucho Station (Inokashira Line). To escape the boredom of suburban Tokyo life I often met up with [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, March 11, 2010
Are you sick of pedaling your ass off just to get anywhere? Tired of having to ride home at the end of a hard days work and get home even more exhausted? If the answer is yes, then you need one of these babies! The bike is in good working order. The Ni-MH battery holds [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Japón es un país tan organizado en lo que respecta a la red de transportes que es fácil para un recién llegado el desorientarse. Es por ese que nos gustaría daros algunos consejos prácticos para que vuestra estancia en Tokyo empiece de la mejor manera posible. Asímismo, esperamos que con nuestra ayuda os sea más [...]
Continue reading...Monday, March 8, 2010
Japan is a very convenient country. In the same time many things may be disorienting. That’s why I wanted to give you some advices of how to make good and convenient start when arriving. This way, it may be easier for you to reach your Sakura-house mansion When using the Subway in Tokyo you should be [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Requirements: 1. Computer literacy 2. College graduate 3. Bilingual (English: Native level, Japanese: Business Level) 4. Experience in real estate and accounting preferred. 5. knowledge about facility engineering Pay: ¥280,000/mo. Company housing Retirement age: 65 yrs old and above Paid vacation and holiday, and health ins.(partial) Workplace: Tokyo Metro area More details here
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