2010-07-17T16:42:45Z http://www.tokyocircle.com/forum?feed=yes&xn_auth=no tag:www.tokyocircle.com,2010-01-14:1981988:Topic:8468 2010-01-14T04:30:59.468Z Jason Ball

Mate, not much activity here so I guess you've packed it in?<br /> <br /> Full-o Spam too...

Mate, not much activity here so I guess you've packed it in?<br /> <br /> Full-o Spam too... tag:www.tokyocircle.com,2009-04-10:1981988:Topic:5743 2009-04-10T23:53:41.743Z freedomwv

Okay everyone. Finding a job is one of the basics of living in Tokyo; or any city for that matter. Some of us know all the tips and tricks for landing a job here in Tokyo. Although, their are many folks out there who are new or unfamiliar to the process of job hunting in Tokyo. So, I thought we could use this discussion to collect a good number of resources for job hunting in Tokyo, as well as, Japan in general. If we can collect a fair number of resources put together I will be able to compile&hellip;

Okay everyone. Finding a job is one of the basics of living in Tokyo; or any city for that matter. Some of us know all the tips and tricks for landing a job here in Tokyo. Although, their are many folks out there who are new or unfamiliar to the process of job hunting in Tokyo. So, I thought we could use this discussion to collect a good number of resources for job hunting in Tokyo, as well as, Japan in general. If we can collect a fair number of resources put together I will be able to compile a list for Tokyo Circle members and people just passing though.<br /> <br /> Well, lets here some of the resources you use to score a gig in Tokyo! tag:www.tokyocircle.com,2008-08-04:1981988:Topic:2947 2008-08-04T03:18:52.947Z Anil Mezini

I thought it might be nice to start a thread about your favorite Japanese movies. I've seen some really good ones but I forget their names.<br /> <br /> <b>"Vibrator"</b> by Ryuichi Hiroki is one I remember. My Japanese isn't good enough to understand all of it but it's about a desperate, really lonely woman who meets a truck driver (played by Nao Omori from "Ichi the Killer") in a conbini and hitches a ride across Japan. They build a pretty weird relationship and the movie cuts from sudden sex scenes to in&hellip;

I thought it might be nice to start a thread about your favorite Japanese movies. I've seen some really good ones but I forget their names.<br /> <br /> <b>"Vibrator"</b> by Ryuichi Hiroki is one I remember. My Japanese isn't good enough to understand all of it but it's about a desperate, really lonely woman who meets a truck driver (played by Nao Omori from "Ichi the Killer") in a conbini and hitches a ride across Japan. They build a pretty weird relationship and the movie cuts from sudden sex scenes to intimate talk to "trucking" sequences. It was pretty enjoyable!<br /> <p style="text-align: left;"><img src="http://api.ning.com/files/TUtU5joF3mDtr1FdI4yvtztSzP4ANOk-ZAENyyzJxO3LSo6czfnNhB9v*4j1gOLrBkfCVusdEVsnzsgWBs0s1M2WCwfuHzfj/070523_icjs_01.jpg" alt="" width="404" height="291"/></p> tag:www.tokyocircle.com,2008-07-13:1981988:Topic:2802 2008-07-13T05:27:26.802Z John

How are some Japanese girls so much more developed in the bust area than others? Are they taking certain supplements for enhancement? My understanding is that most Japanese girls used to be a lot flatter in the past. Now they appear to be more developed yet looking very natural.

How are some Japanese girls so much more developed in the bust area than others? Are they taking certain supplements for enhancement? My understanding is that most Japanese girls used to be a lot flatter in the past. Now they appear to be more developed yet looking very natural. tag:www.tokyocircle.com,2008-01-29:1981988:Topic:1085 2008-01-29T05:36:40.085Z Linda_Chibi

Any suggestions on how to search for Jobs in the Tokyo area? Arigatou!

Any suggestions on how to search for Jobs in the Tokyo area? Arigatou! tag:www.tokyocircle.com,2008-01-21:1981988:Topic:221 2008-01-21T06:14:38.221Z Anil Mezini

I was lucky enough to visit many different Onsen when I was in Japan. Kusatsu probably had the best variety, quality &amp; scenery but one of my favorite onsen experiences was right after we had climbed down Mt. Fuji. We were all exhausted and ready to collapse so we entered this little onsen, nothing special from the looks of it, and just about an hour later we were completely rejuvenated and ready to continue our adventures!

I was lucky enough to visit many different Onsen when I was in Japan. Kusatsu probably had the best variety, quality &amp; scenery but one of my favorite onsen experiences was right after we had climbed down Mt. Fuji. We were all exhausted and ready to collapse so we entered this little onsen, nothing special from the looks of it, and just about an hour later we were completely rejuvenated and ready to continue our adventures!