Message Board
This board provides people with the opportunity to get in touch with other visitors to the MUJC website, including other club members and other people with an interest in Japan and Japanese language study. To leave your own message here, click the 'Sign Guestbook' link. Anyone can post, and in any language!
For example, use the board to:
- Post suggestions and requests for future club activities, and provide feedback on past events.
- Buy or sell your textbooks, car, computer etc.
- Find a language exchange partner to practise your Japanese/English with.
- Find accommodation or a share- mate in Melbourne.
- Discuss issues relating to Japan and Australia, or ask questions about your homework.
- Post news of events happening in Melbourne, like Japanese concerts or festivals.
- Advertise your restaurant or business. (Please note that the club reserves the right to remove inappropriate or excessive messages or advertising from the board.)
Sign Guestbook
| Date | 28-09-2005 |
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| Message | Hi! My name is Sala I have just started teaching Kimono in Melbourne. Now I am loolking for one or two volunteer to help my kimono class who is.. Female be able to come to Mentone 5or6 times be able to translate my website Japanese to English be able to correct my English ( because it is terrible) The person will be able to have free kimono lesson (it worth about $150) further infomation anout my kimono class http://kimonodecheap.hippy.jp/kimonoclub or visit my english web site http://kimonodecheap.hippy.jp/ If you are interested in it Please contact [email protected] Thank you |
| Date | 15-09-2005 |
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| Message | Ohisashiburi. I was in the Japanese Club about 4 years ago. I finished at Melb Uni and came to Japan teaching. I started on the JET program at a Junior High School and then transferred to a Primary School position in the same town. I have loved it so much I am coming back to do my B. Teaching. This means my position is available in January next year. So if you are keen to come on over sooner than later (as some jobs start later in the year) and if you are keen to be inspired in a job, where you are interacting with kids and the local community read on. Position: CIR (Coordinator of International Relations) Kamogata Board of Education, JAPAN starting Jan 2006 Responsibilities: Teach English at a Primary school and Kindergarten through songs and games. Occasionally translate at formal ceremonies Be involved in an exchange program. Be involved in town festivals and events. Where: Kamogata Town, Okayama Prefecture Remuneration and Benefits: 320,000 yen NET plus 2 teachers bonuses Subsidised accommodation Re-imbursement of flight to Japan Flight back to Australia provided after completion of position Holidays: 15 days paid annual leave, paid public holidays and about 6 paid days off over New Years Hours: 40 hours a week Requirements: Conversational Japanese Completed University Degree in any discipline For further information and how to apply contact me on [email protected] |
| Date | 12-09-2005 |
| Message | I would like to make contact with a Japanese native speaker (possibly a uni student?) who would like to earn some money helping a Year 12 student practise for his VCE Japanese Oral Exam. I would be interested in employing someone to come to Glen Iris, Vic (tram line No. 5) several times during the week of Sept 19 to 23, 2005. Please reply as soon as possible if you think you may be interested. |
| Date | 11-09-2005 |
| Message | �てくださいね♪ エミリ(^_^)v |
Private Message added 11-09-2005 |
| Date | 21-08-2005 |
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| Message | How many metres high is Mount Fuji? How long is a sumo wrestler’s mawashi belt? Which Japanese city is said to have Japan’s fastest average walking pace? At which WA town is the Shinji Matsuri (Pearl Festival) held? Test your trivia skills, dine and wine with your fellow table mates and meet more Japanophiles – How? The Australia Japan Society of Victoria invites YOU to the AJSV Dinner and Trivia Night 2005!! The event will be a great evening, with a trivia competition, three course dinner and beer/wine/champagne all included in the price of your ticket. There are great prizes to be won, including a random seat prize of a return trip to Japan for 1 person with JAL. With only 120 tickets on sale, your chances of winning are high. The quiz will be bilingual and include a selection of Japanese, Australian and general knowledge questions. Date: Friday 2nd September Venue: Pumphouse Hotel, 127 Nicholson Street Fitzroy Cost: ASJV Members/concession $75, Other non-members $85 Time: 7.00pm Dress: Smart casual As ASJV realise that price may be a barrier for University students, we are willing to offer you a discount ticket price of $65 if you can get a table of 10 together. For tickets and information, please contact the Australia-Japan Society of Victoria on (03) 9905 8245 or [email protected]. Alternatively, visit their website http://www.ajsvictoria.org.au. |
| Date | 19-08-2005 |
| Message | Hi Anthony, you're welcome to contact our activities officer if you want to discuss our calendar events. James |
| Date | 12-08-2005 |
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| Message | hey all, ive just come back from japan and am looking to further my study into Sumi-e and Shoodo painting im just wondering if anyone knows where i can do this? Thanks from max. you can contact me on [email protected] |
| Date | 12-08-2005 |
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| Message | Hi there! Melbourne Spy Lounge is hosting a free and exclusive party for language schools and clubs – and we would love Melbourne University Japanese club members to come! The party is on Saturday 27th August from 9pm – 11pm at Melbourne Spy Lounge. With Complimentary beer and champagne. If you would like an invitation (this admits two to the club) please email me with your postal address and I'll get them to you igpond.com |
| Date | 12-08-2005 |
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| Message | Yeah but what about a Nomikai just for the sake of a Nomikai? |
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