Greetings fellow expats in Japan,

Please introduce yourself here in this post if you are an expats working in Japan.

But no emails and personal contact info....

Share your experience, concern and tips with us!

 

Tom

I will start First:

My name is Thomas Koh, lived in Ashiya, Kobe for more than 4 years. Speak fluently in Japanese, Chinese, English and Cantonese. I am from Singapore. Graduated in UC Berkeley. Love Barbecue, sushi, and Ramen. Love to explore new products or ideas in Japan to sell overseas.

A member of the ACCJ (America Chamber of Commerce in Japan). If you are also a member, we can meet some day during member meetings.

Tom

Hi,


My name is Thomas Bertrand. Born & raised in France, I live in Kyoto since 5 years.

I worked 2 years in a small japanese company, selling design-oriented products in Europe, USA and New Zealand.

Since February, I am freelance and hope to established my own company soon (I will get married this year with a Japanese national, my current working visa doesn't allow me to start my business).


Currently writing a guide about Kyoto for a french travel company, I'm interested in many fields: japanese foods, design & interiors products, japanese arts & antiques.


TB

Quoting from [bertrandt]:


Hi,



My name is Thomas Bertrand. Born & raised in France, I live in Kyoto since 5 years.


I worked 2 years in a small japanese company, selling design-oriented products in Europe, USA and New Zealand.


Since February, I am freelance and hope to established my own company soon (I will get married this year with a Japanese national, my current working visa doesn't allow me to start my business).



Currently writing a guide about Kyoto for a french travel company, I'm interested in many fields: japanese foods, design & interiors products, japanese arts & antiques.



TB

Hey, Thomas, nice to meet you. really nice to hear someone close by... I lived in Kobe. Maybe we can get in touch some day.......

Quoting from [Thomas1976]:

Quoting from [bertrandt]:



Hi,




My name is Thomas Bertrand. Born & raised in France, I live in Kyoto since 5 years.



I worked 2 years in a small japanese company, selling design-oriented products in Europe, USA and New Zealand.



Since February, I am freelance and hope to established my own company soon (I will get married this year with a Japanese national, my current working visa doesn't allow me to start my business).




Currently writing a guide about Kyoto for a french travel company, I'm interested in many fields: japanese foods, design & interiors products, japanese arts & antiques.




TB

Hey, Thomas, nice to meet you. really nice to hear someone close by... I lived in Kobe. Maybe we can get in touch some day.......

It would be nice to meet you, in Kyoto, Kobe or Osaka !

Quoting from [bertrandt]:

Quoting from [Thomas1976]:

Quoting from [bertrandt]:




Hi,





My name is Thomas Bertrand. Born & raised in France, I live in Kyoto since 5 years.




I worked 2 years in a small japanese company, selling design-oriented products in Europe, USA and New Zealand.




Since February, I am freelance and hope to established my own company soon (I will get married this year with a Japanese national, my current working visa doesn't allow me to start my business).





Currently writing a guide about Kyoto for a french travel company, I'm interested in many fields: japanese foods, design & interiors products, japanese arts & antiques.





TB

Hey, Thomas, nice to meet you. really nice to hear someone close by... I lived in Kobe. Maybe we can get in touch some day.......

It would be nice to meet you, in Kyoto, Kobe or Osaka !

I would love to give you a message or something.....give me a call by highlighting the white text!!!!!!!!)......."078-331-8571""

Dear Thomas

I am the director of a school of Italian for foreigners located in Florence, Italy, established 1989.

We have students from allover the world and also from Japan, of course we are interested in receiving more students.

You can have a look at our Internet site www.scuola-toscana.com (there is also an homepage in Japanese, of course)

If you happen to send us some students, remember we are more than happy to give you our 25% commission on the course tarifs.

I happen to be married with a Japanese woman too, and come to Japan once a year to visit family...

Good luck and best regards

Alberto