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Written by Aaron Thursday, 30 June 2005 05:00
I am sorry due to my work schedule I was unable to get an update done for June. But don't worry I have one coming soon! I have a few new articles that are almost done and I will try to get them up sometime this week or next. Remember if you have any suggestions please let me know.
Last Updated on Friday, 06 May 2005 21:37 Written by Aaron Friday, 06 May 2005 21:29
JapaneseLearning.com is proud to announce the launch of JapaneseLearning.com Friends in association with Mete4 Networks. At JapaneseLearning.com Friends you will be able to meet and make penpals with many people in Japan and around the world. This site is in both English and Japanese. This is a separate login form the main JapaneseLearning.com site. Please sign up and make some great friends! JapaneseLearning.com Friends.
Written by Aaron Wednesday, 04 May 2005 20:32
For this months update I have now published the first two articles of the New Living in Japan section. I hope to grow that section quite a bit in the next coming months. I have also added a new poll. Please enjoy!
Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 May 2005 21:07 Written by Aaron Wednesday, 04 May 2005 00:00
What is it?Ginkoukouza are banks accounts. If you will live and work in Japan for an extended period of time you will have to create a Japanese Bank account.
What do I do?
Once you found a bank that you would like to use go there with your passport, Alien Registration card and if possible an Inkan (name seal) if you have one. Once at the bank you will have to fill out the application for an ordinary account called Futsuu yokin moushikomisho (普通預金申込書）. You will then go to the new account counter called Shinki (新規). All you need to start the account is a small amount of money. Even 1 Yen is fine. You will get a Bank booked called Tsuuchou (通帳）. Of course you can also get a ATM card called Kyasshu Kaado which you can use at ATM machines, If you get a ATM card you will have to provide a Pin code number.More Articles...
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