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Question # 32. Is car insurance expensive when teaching ESL in Japan? [RisingSunofNihon]

Know More Media - International Business - Jun 13, 2007

I wasn't in Japan for more than a few months when I decided I needed a car. Through a friend or a friend of a friend, I don't remember, I was introduced to a used-car dealer, Mr. Honda...no relation to the Honda …

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Question # 31. Are cars expensive in Japan when teaching ESL? [RisingSunofNihon]

Know More Media - International Business - Jun 12, 2007

Japanese cars are the best in the world, hands down. They have the best of the best and the car buyer can pay as much as they want to for a car. They can even buy a 'gaisha' - a foreign car if they like and drive with …

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Question # 30. Will I need a driver’s license to teach ESL in Japan? [RisingSunofNihon]

Know More Media - International Business - Jun 11, 2007

Of course, it depends on whether or not you have a car. If you have a driver's license in your home country, be sure it has been current for at least 6 months (unless the rules changed) BEFORE going to Japan. Too many …

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Question #29. Will I need a car to teach ESL in Japan? [RisingSunofNihon]

Know More Media Network Feed - Jun 8, 2007

It depends on where you live. If you live in one of the big cities, Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, a better question might be why would you want a car? Seriously...high speed parking lots, car parking the cost of an apartment …

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Question # 28. Are Japanese lessons expensive when teaching ESL in Japan? [RisingSunofNihon]

Know More Media - International Business - Jun 7, 2007

The short answer - you get what you pay for. Many times ESL instructors offer to swap lessons. "Hey, I'll teach you English if you teach me Japanese." It seldom works. The person with the dominant skill, usually the …

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Question #27. Will I be able to take Japanese lessons when teaching ESL in Japan? [RisingSunofNihon]

Know More Media - International Business - Jun 6, 2007

Will I be able to take Japanese lessons when teaching ESL in Japan? The short answer is, "YES!" The longer answer is, why wouldn't you want to study the language? Being a diligent student of Japanese is one of the …

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