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Lister100
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 Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2005 9:20 pm Post subject: Off to Japan |
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Hello, this is my first time posting on this site but I have been using it for some time now.
I have recently accepted a job with school in Kyushu. If anyone has good advice on the area, school, things to bring, books to read I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
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Celeste
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Location: Fukuoka City, Japan
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Lister100
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Thanks for the help Celeste,
I see from your post that you're in Fukuoka City. Have you enjoyed so far?
I have to wait about another month or so but am anxious to get over there. |
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Celeste
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Location: Fukuoka City, Japan
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| I love it here, and it is becoming a very popular city for foreign residents. Because of its popularity, it is often difficult to find good full time teaching jobs here. |
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Nismo
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| I love it here, and it is becoming a very popular city for foreign residents. Because of its popularity, it is often difficult to find good full time teaching jobs here. |
Unfortunately. It's my dream to live in Kyushu for the rest of my life, but Hokkaido wouldn't be bad either. I think what's happening right now is new foreigners are willing to branch out from Tokyo and Osaka (because they've heard about how crap it is to live in a metropolis). |
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