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General questions about tourism/travel and life in Japan, including shopping, visa issues, culture-shock, finding accommodations and employment, proper cultural etiquette, and common problems ex-pats in Japan experience. Bachelors Degree in Japanese Culture and Masters Degree in Marketing.
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| Doreen | 10/11/09 | 8 | 7 | 5 | 8 | I have already given him his ..... |
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| jackelyn | 08/02/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you so much for the information ..... |
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Hi, The schools generally require a degree because the Japanese government requires having at least a B.A. to get a work visa. It was a bone thrown to the right-wing of Japanese politicians to say
Hi, It's really not easy to answer what would be appropriate without knowing what he likes, as well as how much you are willing to spend. Perhaps something that represents where you are from, and
Hi, I don't know if they are more convenient, but in general they are more economical. You might have a look at a few websites: http://www.tokyo-weekly-hotel.com/ http://www.tmb.co.jp/~kurumi/eigo
Hi, Their website lists 2 head offices, one in Tokyo and one in Osaka. I don't know which one the person you are seeking is at, if either. But the addresses are: 107-0052 Tokyo-to Minato-ku Akasaka
Hi, Well on their website they show how to get there, but it is all in Japanese! A big hotel like that would usually have info in English as well, you'd think. At any rate, they show 2 ways from Osaka

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