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Howdy! We went to a park down the road from us yesterday to check out the cherry blossom festivities. Crazy stuff. People bring tarps and park themselves under the cherry blossoms for the night. Public drinking is totally acceptable during this time of ...
... took the name tags back. I`m surprised with this behaviour given the hightened awareness of the SEXY HARRASU issue they have in Japan these days (that`s how the Japanese refer to sexual harassement). Oh well. When I tried to hand them out again later they ...
Sooooo, Yesterday Kyle and I went to a really cool area of town. We got off the subway and were faced with blasting music and a two groups of crazy Elvis impersonnators. These guys just get together in this park, blast their music, and dance their ...
... teachers are now constantly snapping photos. This is not the right place to be if you're camera shy! Last week we went to Nagoya Port to Sea Train Park. Of course, there is no sea, and there weren't any trains. There was a really big ferris wheel that ...
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Japan Starter Kit
Posted on Nov 7, 2009, 09:24:35
... commercial regions of Shizuoka and Aichi Prefectures, the latter dominated by the sprawling, but increasingly cosmopolitan metropolis of Nagoya, a former castle town. In the middle of the region sit Japan's highest mountains, an area commonly referred ...
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Living in Japan
Posted on Jan 1, 2004, 15:34:30
I lived/worked in Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan for two years, and taught school briefly in Nagoya, Honshu, Japan, and worked for 3 1/2 years in Okinawa. Albeit that it was what seems like a lifetime ago (arrived in 1955 in Hokkaido, taught school in 1957 ...
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Japanese Rail Pass - value for money?
Posted on May 15, 2008, 20:19:57
... JR, but I'd love that as well. THe think to remember is that a shinkansen (bullet train) costs about $100 to go from Nagoya to Tokyo, so if you're using the shinkansen and going from town to town a lot ... it's totally worth it. If you&# ...
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Japan
Posted on Oct 5, 2006, 12:31:21
... hence I've not shelled out on any TEFL course. The good thing about the WHV is that there are offices in Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya which allow you to view jobs specific to WHV holders - they may well be the S*$# ones though! One thing I don&# ...
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