Working in Japan
Books about working and living in Japan
Here are some must read books and magazines about working and living in Japan
Successful business woman Caroline Pover, knows all about working in Japan. She wrote a book for women entitled:"Being a Broad in Japan: Everything a Western Woman needs to survive and thrive" (2001)(Photo: an English class at an elementary school in Japan) This book covers everything you can imagine about living and working in Japan. Not only a good book for women, but a great book for men living here too. Of value are the lists of resources including addresses and phone numbers of doctors and other necessary contacts in Japan. M. Enman Maruyama, L. Picon Shimizu, and N. Smith Tsurumaki,Japan Health Handbook Covers your concerns about the health of you and your loved ones in Japan. Includes contact numbers and addresses of doctors,and hospitals some of which understand English. David L. McConnell, Importing Diversity: Inside Japan's JET Program (2000) A comprehensive take on the JET program. Bruce Feiler, Learning to Bow: An American Teacher in a Japanese School (1991), later published as Learning to Bow: Inside the Heart of Japan It is an interesting book. It gives you one man`s personal account of working within a Japanese school. Benjamin Hesse, Memoirs of a Gaijin (2007) Louise Southerden, Japan a working holiday guide The working holiday visa is the best visa to come to Japan on if your country offers it. This guide, much like our site, covers everything you need to know about living and working in Japan. Japan Times, Your Life in Tokyo Volumes 1 & 2 Is a bilingual book in English and Japanese. It covers everything you are likely to need in you choose to live in Tokyo and environs. Susan Griffith, Teaching English Abroad Covers not only Japan but many countries. Good for a broad viewof teaching abroad. Not as in depth about teaching in Japan as some other titles. Magazines about working and living in Japan Japan Living Is our very own magazine about living and pursuing your
career in Japan.
There is a ton of information about how to live successfully here, things you will not read elsewhere. The Language Teacher Is published by JALT an association you should join. Has manyarticles each issue about teaching English. JALT Journal Published by JALT as the name would suggest. Full of articlesabout teaching. Get it if you are a serious teacher. Metropolis Magazine Claims to be Japan`s No. 1 English magazine. It started asTokyo classifieds and it is still full of many classified adsas well as articles about what is happening in Tokyo, andarticles about other aspects of Japan including the latestvideo games or electronic gadgets. Free. Japan Zine Magazine Covers what`s going on in Nagoya, Kansai and TokyoIt has jobs and classifieds too. Plus it is free. Canadian Residents Abroad CRA Magazine is an E-magazine covering issues pertinent to Canucks living overseas. It is free and well worth the
price!
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