What kinds of models get work in Japan?
I am a 21 yr old Caucasian Australian model with blond hair and pale skin. I am 5'10'' and size 8-10. Would I be able to get modeling work, either commercial or runway, in Japan? I am with an Australian agency already but would love to work overseas! Thanks for your help :-)
Other - Beauty & Style - 1 Answers
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Why don't you contact with model agencies in Japan? Many Australians work as models there.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Sunday, November 14, 2010
organizations for voluntary work in japan
organizations for voluntary work in japan?
are there any organizations where i can volunteer to go help in japan?
Civic Participation - 2 Answers
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Red Cross.
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ask any govt official they will definetly guide
are there any organizations where i can volunteer to go help in japan?
Civic Participation - 2 Answers
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Red Cross.
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ask any govt official they will definetly guide
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Can a Wii bought in Japan work in New Zealand
Can a Wii bought in Japan work in New Zealand?
Hi!!!! For my son's birthday I want to buy him a Wii. Problem is we will move back to NZ next year and I'm wondering if the games etc are going to be compatible. I've got an adapter for the power so don't worry about that. Any help would be most appreciated!
Nintendo Wii - 3 Answers
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I'm pretty sure it would however, if hats the case why not buy him a wii in New Zealand?
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I'm sorry to say, but I've just been to Japan myself and I was told not to buy any of the wii games because they would not be compatiable with Australian Wii. However, there is a chance what I was told was wrong. I'm quite sure that it would work if the too systems are the same. In Australia (and assuming New Zealand is the same) we use the PAL system. Check to make sure that the Japan Wii's are PAL also.
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Sorry no... unfortunately all wiis and games bought in japan only work in japan. Japan has a special NTSC format that is even different from the North American NTSC. If you plan on buying games in new Zealand(most people buy more games) than your gonna need a PAL Wii.
Hi!!!! For my son's birthday I want to buy him a Wii. Problem is we will move back to NZ next year and I'm wondering if the games etc are going to be compatible. I've got an adapter for the power so don't worry about that. Any help would be most appreciated!
Nintendo Wii - 3 Answers
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I'm pretty sure it would however, if hats the case why not buy him a wii in New Zealand?
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I'm sorry to say, but I've just been to Japan myself and I was told not to buy any of the wii games because they would not be compatiable with Australian Wii. However, there is a chance what I was told was wrong. I'm quite sure that it would work if the too systems are the same. In Australia (and assuming New Zealand is the same) we use the PAL system. Check to make sure that the Japan Wii's are PAL also.
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Sorry no... unfortunately all wiis and games bought in japan only work in japan. Japan has a special NTSC format that is even different from the North American NTSC. If you plan on buying games in new Zealand(most people buy more games) than your gonna need a PAL Wii.
Monday, November 1, 2010
How do I go about getting a work visa to live and work in Japan
How do I go about getting a work visa to live and work in Japan?
What is it? How do I get it? Is it hard to get it? Do you need to go to college to get one??? Thanks for any help in advance. Much appreaciated! I know I'm ignorant to these things. -Soni
Japan - 5 Answers
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Get a degree in the US first. Take JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) Level1, if you don't have. Japan is not immigrant country like the US. 98% of the population is Japanese. And Japan do not issue working permit to simple jobs, such as waitless, dishwasher and janitor, etc. Going to Japanese Univ is another option.
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To get a working visa, you must have a job first. The company that sponsers you will give you paperwork to take to the Japanese Embassy. For a foreigner to get a job in Japan, most companies require at least a university degree. Good luck!
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I guess it's very difficult. My friends need to work in Japan because the companies employing them request to do. The other cases I know are very few. If you are lucky and talented, you might move to Japan. 1) US army in Okinawa, or navy in Yokosuka 2) “Disney land†group is searching casts. ( like as “Cinderella†) If you are NOT US citizen, you might be able to apply for a Working Holiday Visa.
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If you can get working holidays visa and also likes to skiing or snowboard may be you can look for the job in Niseko Hokkaido One more may be if you can apply for ALT teacher for Japan, teaching English to high school students I think this is easy way
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hello, this must be really useful)) http://www.thunderguy.com/japan/work-in-japan/work-visa/work-visa-process/
What is it? How do I get it? Is it hard to get it? Do you need to go to college to get one??? Thanks for any help in advance. Much appreaciated! I know I'm ignorant to these things. -Soni
Japan - 5 Answers
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Get a degree in the US first. Take JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) Level1, if you don't have. Japan is not immigrant country like the US. 98% of the population is Japanese. And Japan do not issue working permit to simple jobs, such as waitless, dishwasher and janitor, etc. Going to Japanese Univ is another option.
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To get a working visa, you must have a job first. The company that sponsers you will give you paperwork to take to the Japanese Embassy. For a foreigner to get a job in Japan, most companies require at least a university degree. Good luck!
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I guess it's very difficult. My friends need to work in Japan because the companies employing them request to do. The other cases I know are very few. If you are lucky and talented, you might move to Japan. 1) US army in Okinawa, or navy in Yokosuka 2) “Disney land†group is searching casts. ( like as “Cinderella†) If you are NOT US citizen, you might be able to apply for a Working Holiday Visa.
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If you can get working holidays visa and also likes to skiing or snowboard may be you can look for the job in Niseko Hokkaido One more may be if you can apply for ALT teacher for Japan, teaching English to high school students I think this is easy way
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hello, this must be really useful)) http://www.thunderguy.com/japan/work-in-japan/work-visa/work-visa-process/
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