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craven
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 Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 12:14 am Post subject: Not quite teaching work |
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A bit of a strange question...has anyone heard of anyone finding work doing wedding ceremonies in Japan? A local company near me hires foreigners to act as a "minister" at the ceremony...you receite the whole schtick, and the happy couple gets to experience being "married by a foreigner". More or less you're a gimick...
Anyway, wondered if anyone had similar companies in their area, how kosher it is with the immigration guys, etc. |
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PAULH
Joined: 28 Jan 2003
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Location: Western Japan
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| Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 12:52 am Post subject: Re: Not quite teaching work |
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| craven wrote: |
A bit of a strange question...has anyone heard of anyone finding work doing wedding ceremonies in Japan? A local company near me hires foreigners to act as a "minister" at the ceremony...you receite the whole schtick, and the happy couple gets to experience being "married by a foreigner". More or less you're a gimick...
Anyway, wondered if anyone had similar companies in their area, how kosher it is with the immigration guys, etc. |
PM me if you want info. you might say I know a thing or two.
www.seiyaku.com/seiyaku/en/discussion/is-it-legal.html |
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Sweetsee
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Have heard of people making good coin doing it.
Some people are willing to do anything for coinage. |
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