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I went to Japan with no definite plan on leaving. It was a post-grad school adventure, and a time to be without a plan. Right after graduation with a master’s degree in social work that…
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If you are thinking about coming to Japan, be ready to work- and work hard. And if you can do that, you will get paid. You might find it very frustrating being a newcomer…
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Even though you never have been in Japan before you probably know at least two of the traditional japanese dishes, sushi and tempura. But we can assure you that you will be in for a big…
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Japan has four seasons and different geographical features like mountains, oceans and rivers, so there are a great variety of sports you can play during the whole year whether it is…
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Currently, the world’s eyes are on Asia. Japan is full of business opportunities due to its strong ties with this rapidly developing region. In Asia, Japan is (1) the best country to…
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Renewable Energy/Secondary Battery As a measure against global warming, various actions have been taken to promote renewable energy on a global scale. Since the Tohoku earthquake and…
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Japan is well known for its high level in medicine and medical technology. You will find only the best and most modern medical equipments in hospitals and clinics and you have the…
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The Ten Unholy Driving Commandments Of Vietnam Driving in Southeast Asia comes with the ever-present dangers of poor road surfaces and suicidal animals darting across the road. That…
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Expat Diaries: An Insight into the Saudi Way of Life If you are planning to relocate to Saudi Arabia to take up a job, then the information in the following article is going to be of…
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When I was hired by an organization to work overseas in Paraguay, I thought I would immediately be immersed in a foreign culture, meet many Paraguayans who would become my friends, and…
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When Spanish explorers first arrived in Mexico in 1519, an estimated 10 million Indian inhabitants were already living in this country. Their civilization was over 3,000 years old and a…
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After a lifetime of working and making lots of mistakes both in my personal and financial life, I decided that I might be able to EXIST in the states, but could LIVE in Mexico. I…
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Zocalo Once the main center of the Aztec capital Tenochtitlan, this is the beating heart of Mexico's capital. This is where you come to gain a snapshot of the city: cars speed around…
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In general, Mexico offers an attractive business climate, legal certainty, one of the largest free trade agreement networks in the world, and highly-developed industry groups that offer…
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Foreigners are normally not allowed to own more than the percentage permitted by Mexico’s Foreign Investment Law. In order to get around this, some Mexican companies have created “N”…
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With lower shipping costs and increasingly competitive wages, Mexico is enjoying a manufacturing boom, attracting billions of dollars in foreign investment from firms that are building…
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Due to the success of Mexican government programs that incented inbound manufacturers, many incentive opportunities were withdrawn. Mexico had reached its goal of becoming a true…
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What It’s Like to Live and Work in Rural Korea Since August 2013, I have been living and teaching English in a rural town in South Korea. The area where I live is called Jin-sa-ri, and…
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Siargao, Philippines – Paradise Found This is the fourth and final installment in Tanja's “Quest for an Island Paradise” series. Click one of these links to return to a previous…
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Costa Rica Imagine waking up in a country with an adventure outside your doorstep. You can spend every day on the beach, hiking through a rainforest (populated with toucans, monkeys,…
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