Thursday, December 8, 2011

Christmas finger desserts?

Question:


Can you please tell me some nice finger food desserts for a Christmas party that I'm going to tomorrow?? :D Thanks a million!

Answer:


Christmas Finger Food .What simpler way to celebrate the festive season with friends and family than with a delicious variety of small dishes and tapas? Many of these canapés can be prepared in advance and served as meal on their own or to keep the crowd at bay while the rest of the meal is prepared.

Stuffed Zucchini Flowers
Ingredients

12 zucchini Flowers

Stuffing

500 grams ricotta
½ cup grated parmesan cheese
2 eggs
4 tablespoons finely chopped basil
Salt to taste

Batter

2 cups self-raising flour
300 ml of beer or enough to have a smooth runny mixture which is not thick when combined with the flour
Teaspoon of salt
Method

1Make the battter by combining the batter ingredients and allow to rest for 2 hours.
2Mixed all the stuffing ingredients together, minus the flowers, and set aside
3Place the ricotta mix into a piping bag with a medium sized nozzle. Gently open each flower and fill with mixture without overfilling. Twist the top of the petals to secure the contents.
4Gently place each flower in the batter before dunking each one into a small pot or fryer of hot vegetable oil (160 - 180 degrees).
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Mini Crab Cakes
Ingredients

4 spring onions
1 Clove Garlic
500 g white Crabmeat
2 teaspoons Rice vinegar
2 teaspoons Tamari or Japanese Soy sauce
2 teaspoons Wasabi
65 g brown Rice flour
vegetable oil for frying

Method

1Trim the spring onions and roughly chop them, peel the clove of garlic, and put both into a food processor and blitz until finely chopped
2Add the other ingredients, apart from the oil, and process again until all has mixed together into a rough paste
3Or you can chop finely by hand and mix in the other ingredients
4In a large frying pan, heat 5mm of oil (vegetable or ground nut)
5As soon as a little bit of mixture sizzles when it is dropped in, you’re ready to fry
6Drop teaspoonfuls of crab mixture into the hot oil, and fry until golden brown and crispy all over
7Cool about 10 at a time so that you can turn them quickly and the oil temperature doesn’t drop too much
8Drain the cooked crab cakes on kitchen towel and then transfer to a plate for serving
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Prosciuitto Wrapped Mozzarella
Ingredients

1 ball buffallo mozzarella
12 slices prosciutto, each piece torn in half length-ways
extra virgin olive oil
salt and pepper

Method
1Tear the buffalo mozzarella into bite-size pieces.
2Wrap each piece in some proscuitto.
3Just before serving drizzle with a little extra virgin olive oil and season with salt and pepper.
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Potato cakes with smoked salmon
Ingredients
For the potato cakes

3 Free Range Eggs
125 ml whole Milk
2 spring onions finely sliced
2 tablespoons Olive Oil
60 g instant mashed potato mix
40 g Plain Flour
½ teaspoon Baking powder
½ teaspoon Lemon Juice

For the topping

75ml sour cream
1 tsp horseradish cream
300 g Smoked Salmon
small bunch fresh Dill

Method
For the potato cakes

1In a jug, whisk the eggs, milk, finely sliced spring onions and olive oil together.
2Stir in the instant mashed potato mix, plain flour, baking powder and the lemon juice.
3Heat a flat griddle and drop tablespoon-sized dollops of the mixture onto the hot griddle.
4Cook for about 30 seconds a side, or until golden-brown and firm enough at the sides to flip.

For the topping

1Once you have made the pancakes, mix the sour cream and horseradish cream together. Add a dollop of the horseradish cream on top of each pancake once they've cooled a little. Tear off strips of smoked salmon and arrange the small slices on each pancake.
2Decorate each salmon-topped pancake with a tiny feather of dill.
http://www.lifestylefood.com.au/recipes/…

How and where did the USA fight Japanese first in WW2?

Question:


how progressed after and why?

Answer:


The Japanese came into conflict with the United States over the `Panay ` incident in 1938 , in December of that year Japanese aircraft and artillery sank the American gunboat Panay and damaged the British gunboat Ladybird .
United States sailors obeyed orders to abandon the Panay , the small craft which rescued them was afterwards machined gunned. The US did not respond with military action but increased their support of Nationalist China with arms and money.

To send something to Japan do you have to write the address in japanese?

Question:




Answer:


just write in big letters, "dear japan"" in crayon on the envelope. they'll know what to do with it.

Does Japan have plea bargaining?

Question:




Answer:


In many cases the police will tell the suspect they will get a lighter sentence if they admit to the crime. But being an informal agreement, when the case comes to court, they just say, he admitted it, he is guilty, let him suffer the full weight of the law.

How to get my Permanant Residency in Japan?

Question:


** If you can't give me serious real answers then don't even answer

I would like to know what process I would have to undergo to get my Japanese permanent residence; Is there a way to make this process much faster and quicker?

Answer:


marry someone from japan

What were america's objectives for entering World War 2?

Question:


Explain some military and diplomatic turning points

Some turning points are
battle of Britain
Stalingrad
D-day
Pearl Harbor
Fascism
Holocaust
Hitler

Also how did WW1 cause WW2 (optional)

Answer:


To continue to make Money the USA put hitler in Power with the expectation that the Uk would fall in 1940

and when the NAZIS were Beaten in 1940 the USA found that they were about tp loose Billions so Invented lend lease this in fact Forced the Uk to pay for a war started By the USA

turning points Battle of Britain gave the RAF air superiority from Oct 1940 to 1945

the second turning point in europe was Rommel loosing Both battles of El Alamain these Failures BY Rommel caused the NAZIS to run out of fuel at the battle of the Bulge

The Turning point in the Pacific was when the Australian Militia all 1500 Militia turned back the japanese Invasion force on the Kokoda track this resulted in the japanese Cancelling their planed Invasion of Australia and when it was won MacArthur turned up because Australia was safe without any American Involvement

FDR was told about the death camps in 1940 and decided not to tell the people of the USA until just before D Day

D Day was only to tell the Russians where to stop the Russians had an army of 7.5 million on
D Day and could have driven the NAZIS all the way to the Mediterranean If we were Not there to stop them

Stalingrad was a loss as was every battle against the Russians because they had limited Fuel they used 620,000 horses and because of the lack of Fuel used 2.8 million horses from 1940

Hitler had Lost the War once he failed to take North Africa

and once he lost the battle of Britain and took on the Russians he never had the advantage again throughout WW2

Cheap hotels in Tokyo?

Question:


Any suggestions for cheap places to stay in Tokyo for New Years week. Safe area. in the city.

Answer:


There are very many. Try looking at
www.newkoyo.com
www.sakura-hotel.co.jp
www.shrek-watta-house.com
www.tamaryokan.com
www.tokyoryokan.com
www.jyh.or.jp/english/
www2.dango.ne.jp/kimi/ryokan.html
www.libertyhouse.gr.jp
www.juyoh.co.jp/
www.toyoko-inn.com/eng/
www.superhoteljapan.com/en/
www.wix.com/astroflight/accommodations

Is Hideki Tojo a good role model for children? Why or why not?

Question:




Answer:


Okaaay, you are a lonely, unattractive, self-absorbed know-it-all woman who's trying to find a place on the internet but can't just do it right because you can't sound like a human being?

What is this piano music..possibly from a japanese anime movie.?

Question:


I remember this girl in my school playing this song during music class and it was from a japanese movie...POSSIBLY. im not 100% sure. But i moved and im not really close to her so i have no way of asking what it is...
So, the song...was played by piano only and it was a famous song. Really famous that you KNOW you've heard it before if you've watched those japanese anime movies like spirited away and howls moving castle and stuff. So im saying its not any of the songs that are just there to add suspense of something. I'll know it when i hear it but i cant find it...and i obviously dont know the title and totally forgot the tune. fyi, it isnt one summer's day in spirited away and it isnt merry go round of life and it isnt the name of life.
but the thing is...it MIGHT not be from a japanese anime movie. but it sounds like it. it...doesnt sound super complicated...i think it was kinda calming...im not sure...its been 2-3 years since i've heard it.
Can you just list all the REALLY FAMOUS japanese piano music???

Answer:


These composers have contributed film music.
坂本龍一 Ryuichi Sakamoto
久石譲 Joe Hisaishi
冨田勲 Isao Tomita

If you want the tune to be a popular anime song, I'd recommend for example;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asSqrkJIR…

"Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence" (by R.Sakamoto) is a world-famous song.
For more tunes, seach by those names.

Any artists like Kyary Pamyu Pamyu ?

Question:


I really like PonPonPon and I want more music like it !

Answer:


No, there aren't. Each musician is unique.

What are average IQ's of places like America and Japan ?

Question:


I was just wondering what the average IQ is in as many places as possible. What's the average IQ in America as compared to China Japan England France Mexico and Russia and even what country is the smatests and when I say smartest I don't just mean book smart but also into like policies ( use facts ) and how the act domestically and interact world wide ( don't put to muck detail into this part of your answer) .

Answer:


Japanese - 105
Americans - 98

JAPANESE HELP!! ASAP ! :)?

Question:


I need to know how to write in Hiragana:
Do you like to read a book?
Do you like to listen to music?
Do you like to watch TV.?
If you could also write it how you would type it on an English keyboard would be great. THANKS!!

Answer:


Hello,I'm Japanese.

Do you like to read a book?
あなたは ほん を よむ ことが すき ですか?
Anata ha hon wo yomu koto ga suki desuka?

Do you like to listen to music?
あなたは おんがく を きく ことが すき ですか?
Anata ha ongaku wo kiku kotoga suki desuka?

Do you like to watch TV?
あなた は TV を みる ことが すき ですか?
Anata ha TV wo miru kotoga suki desuka?

Artists, do you ever have that one masterpiece that you can't get over?

Question:


Like, that one piece of art that you made but can't stop staring at because you're in awe of how perfect it is in your eyes? Like that one picture or song or whatever that trumps everything else. For example, I put in three days to drawing a really dark yet intricate one point perspective with a totally bright japanese chic standing like a ghost. I was so satisfied with it in that moment. I thought it was the best thing ever. Then I saw Rihanna's "We fell in Love" video and it made me want to draw her. So, I did drew her in pencil then inked her with india ink in about 1-1.5hours while watching the x-factor and bones.You can't really tell its her and it's super smeary but something about it makes me just want to stare at it's perfection. The other picture just pales in comparison. Now, I just think that it's the best piece of art that I have ever created. I've only had this feeling about 1-2 times before. So, back to the question. Artists, do you ever have that one masterpiece that you can't help but stare at or play (musically) or watch etc. If so, how often is it that you have that feeling?

Answer:


I do have that feeling about one piece i did. When i look at it i feel like its every emotion ive ever had. I love it. the only downfall is that i feel like thats it. Thats all of my emotion..will i ever have that again..

Is it true that people in Japan are really racist?

Question:


I heard mostly against:

-the national minorities of Buraku people, Ainu and people of Okinawa,
-people and descendants of people from former Japanese colonies (Koreans and Chinese),
-and the new immigrants from other Asian, African, South American and Middle Eastern countries.

my friend from the middle east is going, but he said that he thinks they won't like him because of where he's from.. true or false?

Answer:


Basically true.

Funny thing is Japanese never look down but admire ALL WHITES.

Racism on Korean Japanese(not Korean) is the most heaviest.
then next, on Chinese Japanese(not Chinese).
these 2 people are talked with a disdain. there are called Zainichi.


and Buraku are Japanese lives in some areas around Japan, they are disdained.
children in Buraku family couldn't get a job from major companies, couldn't marry with
a normal Japanese.

In which areas is Japan a leading country?

Question:




Answer:


technology, robotics, biochemistry, engineering, medicine, entertainment
5 main would be: Shipbuilding, Aerospace, Petrochemicals, Biotechnology and Pharmaceutics, and Motor Vehicle and Machinery.

Was Japan a signatory to the Third Geneva Convention (1929)?

Question:


I was wondering if it's treatment of prisoners of war in WWII was a legal violation.

Answer:


Japan signed up to the Convention 27 July 1929,but the Japanese government never ratified this signature, so under international law at the time they were not bound by it.

What vaccines are required for an American citizen traveling to Japan with a student visa?

Question:


I would like to know if there are any vaccines required to obtain a visa to study abroad in Japan. Thanks.

Answer:


None if you are coming from America. But if for example to are flying in from SE Asia, it is a different story.

Japanese written Kanji help?

Question:


Alright so i'm getting a spinal tattoo in the next couple of months and i was debating over the design of what i wanted it to say. After my recent return from Japan i've decided that i'd like it to be in Japanese Kanji. One problem: I can't write it, whatsoever. It's such a beautiful looking language written down and i was wondering if anyone (preferrably japanese people themselves!) could translate and perhaps draw up an image for me (because text isn't really what my tattooist considers appropriate for her sketches).
What i want it to say is: Everything is perfect about the past except how it led to the present.

Please and thankyou! <3

Answer:


Do you mean you want to translate "Everything is perfect about the past except how it led to the present" into Japanese with Kanji?

現在がどうであれ過去は完璧です, I guess it is too long for tatoo.

What happened to Beef Teriyaki flavored Ramen noodles?

Question:


In the late 80's and early 90's my mother used to buy me Beef Teriyaki flavored ramen noodles. Nothing since has ever tasted the same. Therefore, I am now on a holy grail quest to find Beef Teriyaki flavored Ramen noodles. Help me out!

Answer:


Howe about making your own? Both Beef Teriyaki and Ramen are easy to make. Here is a great recipe for Teriyaki sauce.

Japanese Teriyaki Sauce Recipe
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

Do nose clips really work? Are they really sold in drugstores in japan?

Question:


A student in my class is japanese, and she said nose clips are sold in nearly every drugstore in japan. I hate my nose and I have one, I have been using it for 3 weeks and notice a slight change, but notg=hing drastic. is it true these are just sold in stores in japan?

Answer:


It depends on what kind of nose clip you are talking about. Better to pose a photo or something.

Do koreans love our troops as much as Japanese?

Question:




Answer:


I hope not coz our troops cant handle so much freebie sex

Is there a Toms shoes here at Tokyo?

Question:


I really want that shoes:|thanks

Answer:


TOMS Store Tokyo
INO5 2F 6-14-6 Jingumae
Shibuya
Tokyo, 150-0001
03-6427-9110

Or Glory
Satomi Bldg. 1F, 2-24-4 Jinguumae, Shibuya-ky
Tokyo, 150-0001
03-3423-9368

I hope this helps....

Toms' shoes are so comfortable!

What is the ~ Te form in japanese : Explain clearly enough cause i'm a 7th grader?

Question:


(^ 3 ^) i don't understand ! Please no Kanji / Hiragana / Katakana

Answer:


You use it when you want to tell someone to do something:

Taberu - to eat
Tabete! - Eat it!

Benkyou suru - to study
Benkyou shite! - Study!

Or, it just links words in a sentence:

Mango wo tabete oishikatta.
I ate a mango AND it was delicious.

Sono gakkou itte kara shigoto dekimashita.
After going to that school, I got a job.

Decline of Buddhism in Japan: Your Thoughts?

Question:


Japanese youth seem to care less and less about Buddhism, and they also don't seem to recognize the affect it has had on their culture. Pop culture in Japan strays far from Buddhist influences, and Japanese families are now turning less and less to Buddhist temples for funerals. How is this a problem for Japanese society? If possible, please give me reliable sources to support your opinion. I will give as many points possible to the best answer. Answers or sources in Japanese are acceptable, too, if not preferred. Thank you!

Answer:


I don’t think many people consider it’s a problem.
However, here’s some possible problems, I could think of:

People have less knowledge of Buddhism, so some fake cult Buddhism groups gather people and make money. Founding a fake religion group is one good way to evade Tax.

Temples are not working as the place to save people. Not many alternative place to save people’s mind.

Temples cannot make sufficient money to sustain their heritage. Some are demolished and sold to real estate developer.

Some temples and monks are experiencing serious difficulty of finding successors.

What is in a normal daily life japanese and korean diet?

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Answer:


Japanese cuisine and diet is renowned for its emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients with the key ingredients of most meals being rice, soup and a main dish. Seafood features heavily in Japanese cuisine.

The traditional basic formula of a Japanese meal is “soup and three”. That is soup and three main dishes as follows:

1. Fresh, uncooked fish (sashimi)
2. A grilled dish (yakimono)
3. A simmered dish (nimono)

These dishes will be followed by boiled rice, pickles, tea and fresh fruit as dessert.

The Traditional Japanese Meal
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

I want to gradually learn japanese, what is the best method(s)? :)?

Question:


I'm not in a hurry or anything. I just think that it would be fun & useful to learn a new language in my free time, and as I love japanese culture (fashion, music, anime, tv shows, food, technology) I decided that japanese would be a good choice :)

What would you advice are the best methods? I just want to have a GOOD understanding (listening&speaking). I don't necessarily want to be fluent in the language!

Answer:


The best way to learn Japanese is by taking a class, enrolling in a course or investing in a good textbook. If you can't take classes then the self-study method with the correct resources is a good way.

The key to learning Japanese effectively is to work on your grammar, listening, speaking, reading and writing. Its best to think of these as separate categories and focus on each specific category as these require different methods and techniques.

Start by learning the basics through grammar. These books really helped me.

• Shin Nihongo no Kiso I & II
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• An Introduction to Modern Japanese by Osamu Mizutani & Nobuko Mizutani
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

• Japanese Demystified by Eriko Sato a self-teaching guide
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

These books cover both polite Japanese, which is extremely important to learn in order to speak Japanese effectively and causal Japanese, which is great for everyday conversations.

I also recommend trying to learn a certain amount of vocab or kanji each day as this helps you build up your vocab and kanji ability. I tried to learn 5 kanji per day or about 20 a week and did the same with vocab.

Watching Japanese anime or any Japanese TV program is a good idea for improving your listening skills and also your vocabulary. Keep a notebook and jot down any new words you hear. Then look them up and find out the meaning.

Websites are not always the best way to learn Japanese. Most websites are run by people with no teaching credentials and are not even native speakers of Japanese. Some of them are just interested in making money and not in helping you in what you need to be successful in learning Japanese.

How to Learn Japanese
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

What is the Japanese plain form of 行きましょうか?

Question:




Answer:


I'm not sure what you mean by "plain form"
but it's conjugated from 行く

行かない Irrealis form
*行きます Continuative → 行きましょう(Lot's go. Shall we go~?)
行くとき Attributive
行けば Hypothetical
行け Imperative
行こう Volitional
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What is the japanese kanji for "caramelldansen?"?

Question:




Answer:


There is no kanji for that. A word from other countries like that is written in katakana.

Why foreigners are so rare in japan?

Question:




Answer:


They dont like foreingers I guess

The Japanese true opinion of the British?

Question:


I'm British wanting to go to Japan after I have fully learned the language however after talking to a Japanese girl who described all British people as stupid, barbaric and lazy, I feel like I'm going to be judged, She said that this is a common view of almost all Japanese people however most will only think it and act friendly.
Is there anyone out there that would say this is true, I hope and think its false, I would not like to go somewhere where I'm secretly not welcome.

Answer:


Not true. Not all Japanese think in the same way first of all.

Japanese women often say their opinion like "Everyone thinks,,," "All people think,,,". But it's only their personal opinion.

I think there are more or less people who talk like that in every country. But Japanese women do it more often than others.

Kabuki theater enjoyed by what part of Japanese society?

Question:




Answer:


I would put it akin to Opera in the U.S. Most people go and see it at least once. The, there are people who really like it and see it all the time (mostly people with some money). There are also theater enthusiasts and actors that go a lot because they like it.

I'm going Japan, is better to go in Spring or Autumn?

Question:


I know that in Spring we have the sakuras.
But, I think that Japan is beautiful too in the Autumn and I think I would like the weather more. What do you guys think?

Answer:


I think spring is better.

Please proofread this Japanese paragraph?

Question:


わたしのきんよび

金曜日、私は6時に起きます。 6時半から8じまでにほんごをふくしゅうします。 8じ半にあさごばんをたべます。それから大学にいきます。 じゅぎようは9時半から11じはんまでです。 12じにうちへかえります。 ひるごはんは12じはんにかぞくとたべます。 それから30ぷんをひるやすみます。 1じから4じまでともだちとがつごうへいきます。 5じにうちへかえります。ごご7じばん ごばんをたべます。 それから、7じはんから9じまでうりつじゅきよとにほんごを再びふくしゅうします。 10じにねます。

How do you say this? 再び
How to type small つ or う

Answer:


I corrected your paragraph in your question which you posed in the language section.

Let me explain 再び, It is futatabi.
You can type a small tsu by typing LTSU, and small U by LU.
っ、ぅ

You can type issho ni, by typing two S.
いっしょに

Which one is better to go to? Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo Disney Sea?

Question:


I am probably going to go to Tokyo this summer and my friend said that we should go to the tokyo disney amusement park but we cannot decided between the disneyland or disney sea one. We are both 17 and like thrill rides. Any comments are appreciated!! thanks!

Answer:


Tokyo Disneyland has more of that classic Disney feel, with rides made for all ages. The rides are based off the Disney classics, such as Peter Pan, Dumbo, Mickey Mouse and his friends, etc. They do have thrilling rides, such as Space Mountain, but probably not as much as Tokyo Disney Sea.

So if you're 17, you should go to Tokyo Disney Sea. They have much thrilling rides, like bumper boats (called Aquatopia--my favorite!) and roller coasters. The rides there are more based on the later movies, such as Indiana Jones and Finding Nemo.

In the end, in my opinion, if you haven't been to either, whichever is fine! Check out the websites, and choose which one you'd think you'll enjoy more--and I'm sure you and your friend will :)

Bk1.jp does it ship free internationally?

Question:


on the blue box, it says free shipping and I also read that they do ship if you buy over 1500 yen from them. do they ship the book internationally or domestic shipping only? I'm aware that they ship internationally. my japanese is poor so I couldn't fully understand the language.. pls help?

http://www.bk1.jp/product/03434489/?partnerid=02vc01

Answer:


No such thing as free international shipping.

Any spots in Japan known for having youkai?

Question:




Answer:


In anime. Nowhere else.

Staying in a ryokan in japan?

Question:


i am planning to go to a ryokan
i want to ask about language barrier
how can i communicate with them
i am speaking english

Answer:


It depends on the place. There are several that go out of their way to have foreigners stay with them. Even the ones who don't won't turn you away - they will be welcoming and do their best for you.
Try looking at
Nationwide:
http://ryokan-hotel-onsen.com/
www.ryokan.or.jp/index_en.html
http://japanican.com/ryokan/

www.tamaryokan.com
www.tokyoryokan.com
www.libertyhouse.gr.jp
www2.dango.ne.jp/kimi/ryokan.html
www5.ocn.ne.jp/~innkawa/page007.html

Prices can vary widely - those connected to a hot spring or onsen are usually much higher.

Translate this japanese sentence! Thanks!?

Question:


watashi wa anata o ketsujō suru.watashi wa, anata ga ryokō-chū ni kanojo no tame ni mo gaitō shinai negatteimasu.

Answer:


This Japanese is not correct and does not make any sense.

Its all about Japan,please helpp? 5 stars for best answer?

Question:


Please its so important to me,i give you 5 stars for best answer.

So im 14 but i'll be 15 at 4 September (no rude comments about you too small to go Japan,better think about studying,i do) And i wanted Japan since i was 11,can you tell me about study visa/job visa card? And how can i get all sorted my study there and living please? Because i want explore Japan! Thank you.

Answer:


it actually depends on where country you are from. Japan Visa is so not easy to get. You have to have a relatives who are citizens or a pure Japanese in there for financial support and etc. If you have one that won't be easy either, the only visa they can give you is a Tourist Visa that'll last for about 1week-3months.
If you're planning on studying there, you have to search for International School from Japan and request for a Student Visa. If you're planning to have a job, find some recruitment agencies from your country that'll give you a contract(depends on the job) to Japan. ^^

Japanese Candy/Stuff recommendations Please in 24Hrs?

Question:


Hi I need some help, my aunt is from Japan and she is sending me some Japanese stuff - like she would always send my other relatives but this time she wants to send me stuff. I'm really happy - also to the fact I am paying half. anyways... But the problem is she is asking what I want, now here is my problem I don't know any Japanese Candy. Can any of you if you are Japanese or been to Japan(Traveled) have tried any of the Japanese candies there can you please name a few ? Because I got nothing and I am left with only 2 days to list them down.

Like some of the candies I know are like Meiji Chocolate and so forth.
Also I am a big Arashi FAN! any Arashi fans out there? What kind of Arashi stuff like magazines but I am not sure what the Magazines of Arashi they have and how much will it all cost.

Question: If I send 100 Dollars how much is that in Japanese Money ? will it cover half the small stuff? Anyways thanks for the help!

Answer:


Some of my favourite Japanese candies are:

Koala’s March Chocolate - a bite size Japanese cookie snack with a sweet chocolate filling inside.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

Puccho (ぷっちょ) - a Japanese candy with little gummi puccho balls inside.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

Collon - a cream filled biscuit.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

Pocky - a Japanese biscuit stick usually coated in chocolate.
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

You can read about more Japanese Snacks/Candy here
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/sear…

Can I bring hamburger meat on a carry-on to Japan?

Question:


I'm going to visit my boyfriend in Japan, and I heard that people often take food with them. I was just wondering, does anyone have any knowledge whether some (frozen and properly contained) hamburger meat would make it through customs in a carry-on? Thanks in advance. :)

Answer:


No..They have hamburger in Japan.
EDIT : ever hear of Kobe beef ?

What are the econmic advantages of japan?

Question:


Please help

Answer:


You have to ask a complete question to get a decent answer.
We can't read your mind.

Japanese are fond of saying that their greatest resource is their human resource.
Although expensive, the Japanese workforce is hardworking and self-sacrificing.
Typical workers regularly subject themselves to conditions most outsiders would reject as dehumanizing or overly subservient.

During their overseas conquests they became frustrated that natives would not willingly subject themselves to that same level of suffering even under duress.

The Japanese breed a type of human robot the world has never seen.

I am thinking of going to japan for 2 weeks next June? However i am not willing to spend the £4000-£6000 it?

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costs for a guided tour. Is it possible to b able to see Japan by myself with the use of their underground system without any problems?

All advice much appreciated.

Thanks

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You don't necessary need a guided tour of Japan and it is quite easy to get around on your own. Japan has one of the world`s best transport systems, and getting around is usually a breeze with the train being the most popular method. Japan`s railways are fast, efficient and cover most of the country. If you plan to do a lot of travelling in Japan then it is worth getting the Japan Rail Pass, which allows unlimited travel on almost all JR trains, including the shinkansen (excluding the Nozomi superexpress). This pass can only be purchased outside of Japan.

To figure out if a JR Pass would be worth it or not for you, use Hyperdia’s website http://www.hyperdia.com/ to figure out how much your planned trips might cost, and compare it to the cost of a JR Pass.

A lot of people in major cities and tourist areas can speak and understand basic English. Big cities like Tokyo have lots of signs in English and most tourist can get around without too much difficulty. I would always recommend learning some Japanese as this will make your experience more enjoyable and a little bit easier.

The must see cities in Japan are Tokyo and Kyoto. Attractions in Tokyo include the Asakusa district famous for Sensoji temple and Nakamise shopping street; Meiji Shrine; The Imperial Palace; Ginza and Harajuku.

Read more about Tokyo here
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

Kyoto attractions include Kiyomizudera; Kinkakuji (Temple of the Golden Pavilion); Ginkakuji (Temple of the Silver Pavilion); Nijo Castle; and Heian Shrine.

Read more about Kyoto here
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2011…

Other places I highly recommend include:

Nara - ancient capital and full of history and old temples
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

Takayama - beautiful city known for its traditional architecture and crafts
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

Hiroshima - beautiful city in Japan that reminds me of my home town of Melbourne in Australia with its green parks and trams
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

Japan on a budget can be done. A regular hotel will set you back about USD$100 a night for a single room or USD$150 for a double. Try a Business Hotel for a good compromise with prices around USD$70 for a single room and USD$100 for a double. I recommend the Toyoko Inn hotel chain located all over Japan.

Prices at regular Japanese restaurants are usually USD$8-$15 a meal, but food can cost you about USD$5-8 a meal if you eat at budget Japanese restaurants like Yoshinoya, Sukiya, and CoCo Ichiban Curry House.

I would say about USD$80-100 a day is possible done on a budget.

Travel to Japan
http://japan-australia.blogspot.com/2010…

Sociologist In Japan?

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I would appreciate if someone who had an expirience or know about sociology work in Japan could help me out !!! I have study sociology in Greek Uni. and i have study 4 years japanese language !!! Can i find a job there ??? And how much is the payment ??? I don't really care to work as a ''socioogist'' but to find a job that contains my studies !!! Thank you !!!

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I would be franks and honest with you. Chances of finding a job in Japan are slim. Why? firstly Japan has many capable people who can do the job - you don't have any skills or work experience and you want to parachute yourself to Japan? And finally Japanese feel comfortable with local sociologist and that is why there are very few foreign sociologists in Japan. Why not try an EU country? You should have options in life

Military Translator Degree?

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I'm wanting to Join the Military to become a Japanese Translator.
Now if i remember right, i need a bachlors degree to be able to work and live in Japan.
Does a Military translator Degree qualify as a Bachlors degree?

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I am assuming you are talking about the U.S. military. In that case, you have 2 choices. You can join the military and tell them that is what you want to do. They will then, if you get a high enough score on your language aptitude test, send you through language training. It is a very intense process and there is not guarantee that you will get to work in Japan. They may just sit you in a basement and have you translate Japanese news 24/7. The military program is also not a degree program. If the military chooses to send you to Japan, it will be through them and the degree requirement for a visa is irrelevant. If you leave the military, you will have work experience but no degree.

But, that being said, the better option might be to go learn Japanese and then go through the Monterey Institute. That way you can get a translation degree that will be applicable anywhere. You can still work for the military as a civilian and you will make a lot more money.
http://www.miis.edu/

I want to talk to japanese people ?

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where online can I go to talk to jaoanese people about our culture and thiers?

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Go to Japan Today
http://www.japantoday.com/
If you can read and write Japanese, go to 2 channel
http://uni.2ch.net/newsplus/