Tag: English Teacher

Incorporated on December 9, 2024, OLIVES, Inc. has embarked...

Welcome to Christmas in Japan, where the holiday season is as bright as the neon lights of Tokyo and as delicious as a bucket of fried chicken! Let’s embrace Japan’s winter holiday season! Forget everything you thought you knew about Christmas—this celebration is like Santa got lost in translation and ended up at a karaoke bar. Indeed, it’s a fusion of tradition and trend. Let’s dive into this festive fiesta!

We are thrilled to announce an incredible achievement: 100% of our students passed the Eiken Test this year! This remarkable success is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of our students and instructors alike.

As a Filipina living alone in the fast-paced and expensive Tokyo, I reflect on my role within the Global Filipino Diaspora. After 14 years in Tachikawa City and 18 years in the Kanto area, I’ve witnessed our community’s evolution and the challenges we face. The Filipino diaspora encompasses those who have migrated from the Philippines and their descendants, driven by economic opportunities, education, and family reunification.

Let's examine two striking phenomena in Japan: the iconic...

In the vibrant cultural landscapes of the Philippines and Japan, the traditions of honoring the departed take center stage through "Undas" and the Obon festival. While both celebrations focus on remembering loved ones, they showcase distinct customs and practices that reflect their unique cultural values. Undas, celebrated in early November, brings families together in lively cemeteries, blending solemn remembrance with festive gatherings. In contrast, Japan's Obon, observed in mid-August, emphasizes spiritual reflection and ancestral connection through rituals and serene gatherings. This article explores the rich similarities and differences between these two meaningful traditions, highlighting how they foster community and honor the legacies of those who have passed.

John Riel Casimero, 35, a Filipino boxer won a...

Starting your own travel agency from the comfort of your home can be a fun and rewarding venture. Let’s dive into how you can turn your passion for travel into a thriving business. Introducing the World Cruisers Adventure Travel and Tours, Inc. (WCA).

Konnichiwa! My Philippine-based client in La Union got her Japanese visa today! For about 2 weeks, I was monitoring the sent documents via email while in Japan and our WCA Visa Team in Metro Manila submitted at the Japanese Embassy. All things done online with this extra-income venture. It's a business opportunity for anyone and can be done anywhere and anytime! Keep in touch if you're interested.

Very hot summer blues in Japan this year and we squarely face the lack of staple food. Rice is life for me, but I can't buy one somehow now!

On August 29, 2024, Typhoon Shanshan made landfall in the southern part of Japan, bringing with it widespread devastation. Check my report on Bombo Radyo Cauayan about the aftermath and advisory from Japanese Meteorological Agency.