Is there a ouran high school host club season 2 in japan?
Hey ouran fans :) I've heard a lot of rumours lately about OHSHC and one of the main ones that came up was was there's already a ouran season 2 in japan :) and I wanted to know if this was true. I really hope it is :D
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it's not been confirmed there will be one... but i wish there is one!!!! but theres may be a possibilty
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To be honest they are really stupid not to continue it even though the first season ended like that but still they can still continue with the next season. Lets cross our fingers :D Oh and i heard the same rumors, but i actually saw that they are making a new season. Then of course its not mix rumors lol
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Monday, June 8, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
high school life in japan!
high school life in japan!!!!?
i have a dream to experience the high school life in japan, how do i do this? Would appreciate someone to list all the possible ways i could do this
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I would just like to say that the high school life in Japan is very different from the animes you're watching. I'm just saying :"> Anyway, apply for a foreign exchange student program for international schools.
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High school in Japan isn't going to be 1/10 as much fun as you think it is, especially for a foreigner. However, you can look up exchange programs like AFS or YFU and try to study for a year or a semester abroad. You can also try applying to international high schools in Japan, however I wouldn't do that until you were absolutely sure you wanted to spend your entire high school in Japan. If anything, I'd do the exchange year first, and then if you really liked it, try applying to an international school.
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i have a dream to experience the high school life in japan, how do i do this? Would appreciate someone to list all the possible ways i could do this
Japan - 3 Answers
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I would just like to say that the high school life in Japan is very different from the animes you're watching. I'm just saying :"> Anyway, apply for a foreign exchange student program for international schools.
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High school in Japan isn't going to be 1/10 as much fun as you think it is, especially for a foreigner. However, you can look up exchange programs like AFS or YFU and try to study for a year or a semester abroad. You can also try applying to international high schools in Japan, however I wouldn't do that until you were absolutely sure you wanted to spend your entire high school in Japan. If anything, I'd do the exchange year first, and then if you really liked it, try applying to an international school.
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Umm, you can join a student exchange program. There are mostly from 3 months up to a year. Try looking on the internet. My school is an all girls school but this is the name: nagoya women's university high school, or you can try seirinkan high school, nanzan high school. Although these schools are located in Nagoya. I agree, they are not like in animes. And no, they don't have ridiculously short skirts! Most of the school uniforms have their skirts an inch below the knee. Ugh, believe me, it's long, not mini! What we do is we fold it once or in my case, twice, since I'm short. Then we use a belt to keep it in place. This is the kind of belt we use: http://www.school-item.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/dsc_0769.jpg Most schools wear loafers or mary janes. And the socks are either black or navy blue. The loose white socks were a trend especially for gyal-kei fashion. But they are not allowed at school. When I was in my first year, we were scolded for our skirts, but as we gradually progress to the next year, the teachers don't say anything anymore. But we still try to make our skirts longer on graduations or when we go to take exams at colleges. I was in an all girls school by the way, so I don't know much about boys and girls school...
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Sunday, May 24, 2009
how does school work in japan
how does school work in japan?
i love japanese culture and everything about japan... i visited there once but it was great.. but i want to know how does school work... >I WANT TO KNOW THE FOLLOWINGS: -when do they start schools(what month do they start and end) -what time does school start and end. -are there really bullies or gangs? EVERYTHING!!!! wha i meant was what are the grades in japan 1st grade to what grade..... what do they do in school...homework...clubs?? what??
Other - Cultures & Groups - 6 Answers
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The schools don't work. They work for the schools.
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you wear uniforms and they never end!
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At the end of WWII the Japanese school system took on some characteristics of the American system with six years elementary school three years junior high school and three years high school. The Japanese school year starts in April and consists of three terms, separated by short holidays in spring and winter, and a one month long summer break. During the break many students are working toward better positioning by taking special classes.
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To answer your last question: There is a severe problem with bullying in Japanese schools in recent years. Basically, what happens is that one or a few individuals who have been identified as "different" in some way from the others are ganged up on mercilessly and ceaselessly by nearly everyone else, and this abuse goes more or less unchecked by teachers/staff. This has led increasingly to suicides and even murder.
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i'm assuming you want to know about public schools. elementary school is from 1st to 6th grade, middle school is called mid-1st or chuuichi (7th gr.) mid-2nd or chuuni (8th gr.) and mid-3rd or chuusan (9th gr.) and there's three years in high school which are high-1st kouichi (10th gr.) high-2nd kouni (11th gr.) high-3rd kousan(12th gr.) schools (and first day at work) starts on april 1st. i think it ends like sometime in march. mid-march, maybe. first quarter is until the beginnign of summer vacation, and 2nd quarter begins after summer vacation. vacations are really short and if you take a sport you will have to go to practice every day even in the summer. school usually starts at like 8:00? 8:30? til like 3 but they have clubs and sports after that. once you choose a sport, you can't change it and you have to stick to that sport the whole year and for the whole time you are in middle or high school yes usually, there are bullies and gangs / cliques because that's the custom in japan. i don't really know why. uniforms are required in middle and high school, and elementary schools too if it's private. there's two uniforms, one for summer and one for winter but it's still too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. public schools usually don't have much AC or heaters. girls uniforms usually are a sailor's suit's top with a scarf tied under the flap and a pleated skirt. some schools have stupid rules about no hair touching the stripes on the flap (your hair has to be short or tied up i think) but most schools are easy about that. no make up or jewlery is allowed, although many break that rule. skirts are supposed to touch the floor when you kneel, but of course, no one follows that rule! hope that helped
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i love japanese culture and everything about japan... i visited there once but it was great.. but i want to know how does school work... >I WANT TO KNOW THE FOLLOWINGS: -when do they start schools(what month do they start and end) -what time does school start and end. -are there really bullies or gangs? EVERYTHING!!!! wha i meant was what are the grades in japan 1st grade to what grade..... what do they do in school...homework...clubs?? what??
Other - Cultures & Groups - 6 Answers
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The schools don't work. They work for the schools.
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you wear uniforms and they never end!
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At the end of WWII the Japanese school system took on some characteristics of the American system with six years elementary school three years junior high school and three years high school. The Japanese school year starts in April and consists of three terms, separated by short holidays in spring and winter, and a one month long summer break. During the break many students are working toward better positioning by taking special classes.
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To answer your last question: There is a severe problem with bullying in Japanese schools in recent years. Basically, what happens is that one or a few individuals who have been identified as "different" in some way from the others are ganged up on mercilessly and ceaselessly by nearly everyone else, and this abuse goes more or less unchecked by teachers/staff. This has led increasingly to suicides and even murder.
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i'm assuming you want to know about public schools. elementary school is from 1st to 6th grade, middle school is called mid-1st or chuuichi (7th gr.) mid-2nd or chuuni (8th gr.) and mid-3rd or chuusan (9th gr.) and there's three years in high school which are high-1st kouichi (10th gr.) high-2nd kouni (11th gr.) high-3rd kousan(12th gr.) schools (and first day at work) starts on april 1st. i think it ends like sometime in march. mid-march, maybe. first quarter is until the beginnign of summer vacation, and 2nd quarter begins after summer vacation. vacations are really short and if you take a sport you will have to go to practice every day even in the summer. school usually starts at like 8:00? 8:30? til like 3 but they have clubs and sports after that. once you choose a sport, you can't change it and you have to stick to that sport the whole year and for the whole time you are in middle or high school yes usually, there are bullies and gangs / cliques because that's the custom in japan. i don't really know why. uniforms are required in middle and high school, and elementary schools too if it's private. there's two uniforms, one for summer and one for winter but it's still too hot in the summer and too cold in the winter. public schools usually don't have much AC or heaters. girls uniforms usually are a sailor's suit's top with a scarf tied under the flap and a pleated skirt. some schools have stupid rules about no hair touching the stripes on the flap (your hair has to be short or tied up i think) but most schools are easy about that. no make up or jewlery is allowed, although many break that rule. skirts are supposed to touch the floor when you kneel, but of course, no one follows that rule! hope that helped
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YAKUZA!!! theyre cool. they have no finger tips. can probaly get your drugs from them too. have fun in japan
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Saturday, May 16, 2009
were could find a school in iwakuni japan a japanese jiu jitsu school
were could find a school in iwakuni japan a japanese jiu jitsu school?
janpanese jui jitsu school or camp near or in iwakuni japan
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janpanese jui jitsu school or camp near or in iwakuni japan
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Can't help you there--use google earth to try and find one.
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Job in Japan right out of High School help
Job in Japan right out of High School help?
I have just graduated high school, and I was wondering if there was any way of me finding a job in Japan. I would not mind teaching English but I'm not fluent in Japanese, and as you can deduce I do not have a Bachelors degree what should I do, or where should I go? Thank you very much for your time!
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You have little to no chance of that happening. Go to college, become fluent in Japanese by studying a major that involves the language/culture, and then go to Japan. If you double major, your odds would be better.
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You need a college degree to get a working visa of Japan. It's not possible at this moment. But you can get working holiday visa if you are from certain countries. http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/w_holiday/index.html
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Sorry, but you need a four year degree to qualify for a work visa,and a job offer before you get there. You don't need to know Japanese to teach English as many schools don't want Japanese to be spoken in the classroom. There maybe programs where you could go as a student, but that would cost you money and the return would be very little. If you mean a regular job, it can't happen.Their government requires a four year degree. There is the wwoof program where you can work on an organic farm for room & board.Not sure what they have available at this time of year.
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Try going to the web site below. This is a Japanese government web site, and I think they know what they're talking about. If you want to stay more than 90 days, you need a visa.
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I hear that there used to be many Europeans and Americans without a four-year degree who come to Japan without a work visa, find a job as an English teacher during their temporary stay and get a work visa. The maximum length of stay without a visa is 90 days. It is against the immigration law to engage in labor during this period. So you need to come with sufficient funds to support your life. But these days, the economy has been down and it would not be easy to find an English teacher job.
I have just graduated high school, and I was wondering if there was any way of me finding a job in Japan. I would not mind teaching English but I'm not fluent in Japanese, and as you can deduce I do not have a Bachelors degree what should I do, or where should I go? Thank you very much for your time!
Japan - 5 Answers
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You have little to no chance of that happening. Go to college, become fluent in Japanese by studying a major that involves the language/culture, and then go to Japan. If you double major, your odds would be better.
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You need a college degree to get a working visa of Japan. It's not possible at this moment. But you can get working holiday visa if you are from certain countries. http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/w_holiday/index.html
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Sorry, but you need a four year degree to qualify for a work visa,and a job offer before you get there. You don't need to know Japanese to teach English as many schools don't want Japanese to be spoken in the classroom. There maybe programs where you could go as a student, but that would cost you money and the return would be very little. If you mean a regular job, it can't happen.Their government requires a four year degree. There is the wwoof program where you can work on an organic farm for room & board.Not sure what they have available at this time of year.
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Try going to the web site below. This is a Japanese government web site, and I think they know what they're talking about. If you want to stay more than 90 days, you need a visa.
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I hear that there used to be many Europeans and Americans without a four-year degree who come to Japan without a work visa, find a job as an English teacher during their temporary stay and get a work visa. The maximum length of stay without a visa is 90 days. It is against the immigration law to engage in labor during this period. So you need to come with sufficient funds to support your life. But these days, the economy has been down and it would not be easy to find an English teacher job.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
Photography School In Tokyo Japan
Photography School In Tokyo Japan?
What are the requirements ?
Japan - 4 Answers
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www.art-photography-schools.com/japanese-photography-schools.htm · en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_School_in_Japan alfiegoodrich.com/photography-lessons-in-tokyo try that
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I'll admit that I don't know much about photography schools in Tokyo. But I can tell you one thing. You had best be able to read, write and speak Japanese fluently before you consider enrolling or either you are not going to be admitted or will fail in a very miserable manner.
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This school requires high school diploma. http://www.npi.ac.jp/en/admission.html I think other schools are the same.
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Knowing native Japanese is probably good for a start.
What are the requirements ?
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www.art-photography-schools.com/japanese-photography-schools.htm · en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_School_in_Japan alfiegoodrich.com/photography-lessons-in-tokyo try that
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I'll admit that I don't know much about photography schools in Tokyo. But I can tell you one thing. You had best be able to read, write and speak Japanese fluently before you consider enrolling or either you are not going to be admitted or will fail in a very miserable manner.
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This school requires high school diploma. http://www.npi.ac.jp/en/admission.html I think other schools are the same.
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Knowing native Japanese is probably good for a start.
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Friday, April 24, 2009
I am Bangladeshi. I want to Professional Accounting masters in Japan any school.
I am Bangladeshi. I want to Professional Accounting masters in Japan any school.?
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Hello, I am studying in Japan now. Suppose you don't speak Japanese, you have to take 1 or 2 year language course in Japan first, to catch Japanese, before entering any kind of degree course. I strongly suggest you to do the language study in Japan because it will take much more time in your home country. About good school of accounting. Most famous university in Japan such as Waseda, Keiou, Hitotsubashi, have accounting course under their business department, and some has indenpendent course in the school. There are so many choice so I suggest you to make you decision here in Japan, if you really want to come. I cannt give any commence to these school because it's not my profession. But i would recommend the language institute I'm studying to you, because there is also a Bangladeshi here so he can help you a lot, I think. hope this can help you. And please send me a email if you want to know more~
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Hello, I am studying in Japan now. Suppose you don't speak Japanese, you have to take 1 or 2 year language course in Japan first, to catch Japanese, before entering any kind of degree course. I strongly suggest you to do the language study in Japan because it will take much more time in your home country. About good school of accounting. Most famous university in Japan such as Waseda, Keiou, Hitotsubashi, have accounting course under their business department, and some has indenpendent course in the school. There are so many choice so I suggest you to make you decision here in Japan, if you really want to come. I cannt give any commence to these school because it's not my profession. But i would recommend the language institute I'm studying to you, because there is also a Bangladeshi here so he can help you a lot, I think. hope this can help you. And please send me a email if you want to know more~
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