Part-Time Information!

EGGS’N THINGS JAPAN

OPPORTUNITY IN PART-TIME POSITION

Industry: Food/Restaurant/Hospitality
Position: Kitchen Assistant, Floor Staff, Receptionist, etc

Basic Company Information:

Eggs’n Things (ET), extremely beloved and popular worldwide since opening in 1971 in Hawaii, is finally landing on its feet in Tokyo, Japan! Therefore, we are currently offering openings for opening members to get off a great start with us! Proudly we all are ET addicts just like you yet share a strong desire and passion for broadening its taste into Japan, Asia and all over the world. Why don’t you come on board and have an once-in-a-lifetime exploitation with us?

Employment Location: Harajyuku, Shibuya Tokyo

Hours: 9:00 ~ 23:00 (5~8 hrs shift within the business hours)

Hourly Wage: 950~1,500 /h (850/h will apply to all trainees for 1st 50hrs)

-A raise within the limits shown above/promotion to a full-time position
can be applied, given your phased progress and performance in the job-

Others: Social Insurance, Boarding, Uniform, Transportation expenses (350/each) provided respectively

Qualifications:

” Bilingual in Japanese and English
” 1~2 years of experience in restaurant/hospitality field (serving/cooking)

-Having work experience above is preferable, not essential. We will be backing you up wholeheartedly to become a member of our opening fellows-

Language: Japanese, English

Contact Information:

Please feel free to contact us by email at kojiueda0311@yahoo.co.jp if you are interested.

Eggs’n Things JAPAN, a Representative Director
Koji Ueda

LCJ Administrative Office

Commencement Fall 2009

The Commencement Fall 2009 will be held on Saturday, December 5th and you are very welcome to attend and celebrate the graduates. The Reception will be held by SAB after the commencement.

Date: December 5th (Saturday), 2009
Ceremony starts from 10:00am
(Please enter the room by 9:45am)

Place: HYATT REGENCY TOKYO, B1 Room “Momoyama”
2-7-2@Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
Tel: 03-3349-0111

Access: ETochomae Station(Oedo line) directly connected to the Hotel
ENishi-shinjuku station(Marunouchi-line) 4mins by walk
EShinjuku station ( JR Chuo line or Soubu line) 9mins by walk

Attention: PLEASE DRESS PROPERLY.
(Jeans, T-shirt and Sandals are not permitted.)

ROOM RESERVED

ROOM RESERVED

The LCJ classrooms are occupied for NIC’s Summer Program from August 17th to August 20th.

So students can not use the classrooms within this period of time.

Purpose: EiA program for elementary schoolchildren (NIC)

Period: from August 17th to August 20th, 2009

Time: 9:30`17:30 (1st floor is occupied whole day)

Classroom: 1st floor(Lounge), 2A, 2B, 2C, 3A

Rest room: 1st floor, 2nd floor, 3rd floor

Thank you for your cooperation.

Job Hunting

This information is for students who are interested in working in Japan. For additional information, please see this site!

http://www.naitei-get.com/index.html

http://www.jaic-g.com/jaic/individual/job.html

Dear LCJ Graduate

Dear LCJ Graduate,

Hello. I wonder how you are doing now that you are not taking classes at LCJ anymore. Enjoying your life away from the classroom?

I have a challenge for you if have some free time between now and the end of September. In May, I visited Yakushima. As you know, it is a World Heritage Site and full of rich nature.

I traveled around the island, including the western coast. The beaches on the western coast are not very long, but they are very important for the nesting of loggerhead turtles. Forty percent of all loggerhead turtles eggs that are laid in Japan are laid on these beaches between May and July. Then, in the late summer, the eggs hatch and the baby turtles find their way to the sea.

I stopped in to a place called Umigame-kan. It is a research/conservation NPO and a museum. As I talked to the chairman, Kazuyoshi Omuta, I soon realized that it is a sincere organization doing an important task with limited money and limited staff.

Right now is the busiest time for the Umigamekan and they really need volunteers. I am sending you this letter to see if you might be interested and able to go there and serve as a volunteer for limited time period. I am enclosing some details that will help you make a decision. You will not get rich, you will have to work a strange time schedule, but I think it may be a very important experience for you. And, before or after the volunteer work, you can take time to see some of the incredible features of this special island.

If you are interested, you can contact Mr Omuta directly. However, I would like to know if any of you decide to go, so please send me an email <lionberger@japan.lakeland.edu>. Also, I took photos of the area, including the beaches, the museum and some of the lodging. If you’d like to see the photos, I’d be happy to send them to you via email.

This letter is going out to all the people listed below because I think they may be available or particularly interested. If you know anyone else who may be interested, please pass on the information!

Sincerely,

Ruth Lionberger

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Yohei Okada Yasuka Amano Takashi Mita
Rie Sakahara Hitomi Sato Norie Shinagawa
Megumi Shindo Nanase Tomizawa Yuka Abe
Yusuke Sato Kana Shimada Kaoru Tsuzuki
Maki Kikuchi Keita Yoshimura

Global Career Fair

“Global Career Fair “ conducted by Free Magazine J-Life

Date : March, 8th(Sunday) 10:30-16:30
Place : Industry And Trade Center 5F in Hamamatsu-cho

This fair is for international students who are interested in working in Japan and Japanese students who are interested in working for foreign companies. For additional information, please come to the 6th floor or visit their site!