Open door in Japan! Here’s one way to enter this once closed country: https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Japan-Immigration/Japan-to-receive-60-000-nursing-helpers-in-new-visa-program As an aging society, there’s a big demand in the caregiver industry. Imagine the politicians talking how they can welcome “gaijin” (foreign) workers. What a big difference …
Would you like to study in Japan? Sharing a post from the Japanese Embassy in the Philippines. You can share to your family & friends. JENESYS 2020 Japan-ASEAN AOIP Online Exchange! University Students of ASEAN member states are invited …
Shout out to those who would like to come to Japan for free! I’m reposting the announcement from the Japanese Embassy in Manila. Here’s your chance to study and live in the Land of the Rising Sun! Grab this opportunity …
In good faith that I reposted a job ad for a domestic helper (DH) in Tokyo yesterday. Since I receive many inquiries about available work that I may know of, but I have limited time to respond all, I just …
Rejoicing with my “host citizenry” the ascension of Naomi Osaka as the World’s number 1 tennis player! With her championship in the Australian Open today, she’s the first Japanese or even the first Asian, male or female, to reach the …
“Together we win” (our slogan) when you study at Olives Language School & Gakudo! You learn a new language & culture by professional foreign & local teachers in a natural setting with various methods and strategies. We are not just after passing …
For 15 straight years in Japan, I was just at the back of the wheel and had rare train & bus rides. I really enjoyed driving around Kanto Area and once I drove to Kyushu Area for 18 hours one …
I’ve seen a lot of calendars in different countries and weekends and holidays are in red marks. Only in Japan (OIJ) that holidays are called “aka karenda” (red calendar). When my students discuss dates, I often hear them say, “It’s a red calendar for …
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