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Teaching English in Japan, Spotlight on the Environment, Osaka Vision

Osaka, Japan is a modest city of 2.7 million citizens that enjoy a GDP of $71,000, the highest in all of Asia. This prosperous city landed on top by planning…

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tesol October 16, 2014

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Teaching English in Japan, Jobs, News, and Country Information

The English word Japan originates from the Chinese pronunciation of the Japanese name, 日本, pronounced Nippon. Japanese people refer to themselves as Nihonjin (日本人) and to their language as Nihongo…

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tesol December 12, 2012

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