Tufts University Japanese Culture Club*

21 Hot Internship in Tokyo

[2007/01/29 14:02]

Lorenzo Wyatt from Kyoei Gakuen

Undergrads needed as Team Leaders for the 2007 Japan Discovery Challenge (JDC)

APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 28, 2007.
Apply at www.kyoex.com
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Dates: July 13-August 20
Scholarship: \120,000
Room & Board: covered.
Domestic travel: covered.
Int'l. airfare: covered.
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Apply at www.kyoex.com

JDC is a 28-day language immersion program, whereby Japanese and English-speaking (usually U.S.) high school students compete as teams to produce the most educational and entertaining media about the people, culture, and history of Japan. In general, all students live dormitory-style in one of Kyoei Gakuen's (www.kyoei.ac.jp) school facilities. During the 14-day stay in the Tokyo, teams make one-day excursions to cultural institutions in the Kanto area. However, for one week, all teams travel through Hiroshima, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, etc. to produce their media. Every three days, media will be scored by an online panel of high school students at www.kyoex.net. And on August 19, Kyoei Gakuen will award prizes to the team with the highest rated media and manners.

20 Japan Engineer Opportunity - Special Trainee Program

[2006/09/03 10:21]

Joey Yasumatsu from SUNY at Albany

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*** For those who are SERIOUS to become an Engineer in Japan ***
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We are currently accepting application for "Global Engineer Special Training Program", an opportunity for anyone who is SERIOUS about becoming an engineer and work in Japan. Upon successful completion of the training, a qualified participant will have a chance to work at many big name companies in Japan, such as Toyota, Sanyo, Sharp, Panasonic, Sony and Nippon Motorola, and more....

Japan has always been a leader in the high-tech industry. This program is derived from the needs of Japanese engineering industry, and its target is to get the participants prepared for real-world product development projects in Japan.

Type of Training:
System LSI or Embedded Programming

Additional Details:
** Japanese speakers a big plus ! IMPORTANT: If you don't speak Japanese, you are expected to learn Japanese through our new Japanese Learning Program along with technical training

Requirements:
For Non-Japanese citizen: Bachelor of Science Degree (due to work visa requirement).
For Japanese citizen: Associate Degree with any major

Website:
http://www.careerbuilder-japan.com/eng/

19 Part-time Job Opportunity

[2006/08/14 17:41]

Yuichiro Okutsu from Tufts

Quality Rater - Japanese Language - Temporary

This is a temporary role offered through WorkforceLogic. for Google, Inc.

WorkforceLogic is recruiting part-time telecommuters to help with Quality Evaluation for websites for Google Inc., the search engine company based in Mountain View, California.

Requirements:

Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
In depth, up-to-date familiarity with the Japanese-speaking culture and media, and Japanese-speaking web culture (if you have knowledge of other languages cultures, please indicate this on your resume).
Broad range of interests.
Strong ability to read and write in the English language (Perfect English is not necessary. However, you must be able to read and write English well enough to use software with an English interface, understand fairly complicated instructions written in English).
Excellent web research skills and analytical abilities.
Excellent written communication skills.
A high-speed internet connection.
Valid U.S. or Canadian work authorization.

HOW TO APPLY:
For immediate consideration, please send a text (ASCII) or HTML version of your resume to temporaryjobs@google.com . Important: The subject field of your email must include Quality Rater - Japanese Language - Temporary.

17 New & Improved!?

[2006/02/02 01:54]

Kayo Yoshida from Tufts University

Ok, so I played around with the website a little - hope everyone likes it & finds it useful!

JCC* officers > if you want to put up a different picture of yours, email me please!!

Last but not least - First intercollegiate meeting this Sunday, February 5th, at Boston University. If you are reading this and want to be part of the intercollegiate association, please email me your name & school so that I can let you know the details!

16 G.E.T. Program

[2006/01/18 14:32]

Joey Yasumatsu from SUNY at Albany (Alumni)

Hi All,

I would like to introduce the G.E.T. Program (Global Engineer Training Program) to you all. This is a program provided by Fullcast Technology of Japan, one of the biggest engineer outsourcing firm in Japan.

Fullcast Technology will TRAIN candidates at one of their training facility and send them to their client's onsite as consultant (no engineer experience necessary). Our clients include manufacturing companies, such as Sony, Panasonic, Hitachi, Nissan, Toyota, Fujitsu, Canon, Nikon, Fuji-Film, etc..

The requirement for this program is as follows:
Native Japanese - 2 year associated degree (any major)
Non-Native Japanese - 4 year Bachelor of Science degree
(due to visa requirement)

FullCast Technology Official Site
http://www.fc-tec.co.jp

Our Website
http://fct.ebpass.com

If you are interested, please send resume to fct@ebpass.com or feel free to contact for questions.

Thanks !

15 Procrastination

[2005/12/13 18:31]

yuichiro from tUfTs

I am so pumped to go drinkin in nipponland. and karaoke. and shopping, and onsen! We should so have like a ONSEN TAIKEN event at tufts one day. ato OHANAMI!

whoever sees this, hope you have a fabulous winter break, and those going back to tokyo, i will be there from 23rd to 19th.

ciaociao

14 Nice!!

[2005/12/09 17:05]

Kayo from Tufts

Yeah getting together in Tokyo sounds like a wonderful idea!!
I'll be in Tokyo from 23rd to 17th. 13 more days... can't wait!! :)

kk, good luck with the exams!!

13 holidays

[2005/12/08 03:24]

Alisaun Binder from Tufts

hope everyone has a great winter break, and if people are going to be in tokyo over the holidays, let me know!! we should have a lunch/dinner/drinking date for everyone to chill and talk about next semester.

have a safe and happy holiday! xoxo alisaun

12 Otsukare!

[2005/12/05 15:53]

Kojiro Yagasaki from Boston University

The Matsuri was awwwwesome!!!
I think you guyz were spectacular.
Hope you were able to get some rest this weekend.

For the Intercollegiate Committee, it's hard for us to have further meetings this year but we should definately keep in contact during the Winter Break.

Aite good luck on your finals!

11 website coolnessity!

[2005/11/09 11:33]

tina, fellow web maker from tufts

charlie is teh cool! yay for webbies with actual design skeelz. as in, not the people who designed the majority of tufts.edu. X(((((

10 Intercollegiate Association Committee

[2005/11/07 07:44]

Kayo Yoshida from Tufts University

I'm really glad everyone's interested in actually making this association possible!

If I understood correctly, we’ll start this by having one representative from each school on the committee. So could each school pick out a representative by thanksgiving holidays and send me their contact information? It’d be great if we can have a first meeting after thanksgiving and talk about some general ideas, then next semester we can actually start working on things.

I have a feeling that the representatives will have to make a fair amount of commitment, like meeting up in Boston regularly and getting in contact with various people and organizations, so please just make sure that your representatives are aware of that. And we should definitely involve as many schools as possible, so if you can contact school that weren’t here today, please encourage them to join!!

I really hope this works out.

9 Boston University Career Seminar

[2005/11/07 07:31]

Kojiro Yagasaki from Boston University

A speaker from the Recruit Company is coming lecture on how to deal with job interviews and the whole Career Forum stuffs.
Some of you might know but Recruit is the largest career agency in Japan and is the best professional for job searching.

Details:
Time - 11/8 Tuesday from 6:00pm
Place - George Sherman Union Academy Room : 775 Commonwealth Ave (http://www.bu.edu/gsu/)
Direction - get off at BU Central on the B-line of the MBTA Green Line
Recruit HP - http://kaigai.rikunabi.com/

Feel free to stop by and ask any questions on careers.
Hope to see you all there!

8 awesomeness

[2005/10/21 14:27]

Gian from Tufts

hotter than hot!!

7 Goooood Job!!!

[2005/10/17 13:21]

yuichiro from tufts

Extremely HOT

5 TEST

[2005/10/11 10:59]

Kayo Yoshida from Tufts University

Today is Charlie & Ryan's Birthday Party!!

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