http://www.npo-kgc.net/ Defy Current Common Wisdom, Create Future Common Wisdom en Copyright 2008 Sat, 27 Sep 2008 21:04:07 +0900 http://www.sixapart.com/movabletype/ http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Guest: Dr. Munehiko SASAJIMA Assistant Professor, Dept. of Knowledge Systems, ISIR, Osaka Univ., Japan. http://www.zukan.tv/2007/06/18/munehiko-sasajima/ http://www.ei.sanken.osaka-u.ac.jp/members/msasa/index-e.html Facilitator: Dr. Kuniyoshi SHIMIZU Assistant Professor, Dept. of Forest and Forest Products Sciences, Kyushu Univ., Japan http://hyoka.ofc.kyushu-u.ac.jp/search/details/K001655/english.html http://www.zukan.tv/2007/01/26/kuniyoshi-shimizu/ (Japanese) Participants 6 people --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions/comments from the participants to Sasajima (guest) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Question: Is "ontology" modeling based on empirical rules and probabilistic methods of human behavior? Answer: Yes and no. we can develop based on both empirical rules and probabilistic methods. In that way, it is yes. But it is not the main method. So, it is also no. We are looking at the actual users in the real world. We also borrow the idea from the field of philosophy. In the long term, what elements of this world were concerned is the concern. Currently, in ontology, there are guidelines, but still it is not sure. 2) Question: Is it allowed to introduce some irregular (or low probability) tasks intentionally/randomly in the modeling? Answer: Yes. As I mentioned before, currently there is only guideline. There is not strict rule. I would like to mention that it depends on what application and such introduction is good or not. Currently I apply ontology in analyzing user activity in mobile service. For example, mobile users involved in crimes, they may call for help in low probability. Or people suddenly become sick. In such cases, we should consider these users for low probability actions. To make the usability, we need to introduce such task, even though they are low in probability. Basically, ontology should focus on essential things. If they make the application better, I would suggest. In other cases, it depends on designers. 3) Question: Since it is supposed to be prioritized for high probability tasks, what should be considered in implementing the designs, such as costs and contributional effects? Answer: Interesting question. the first priority is ontology’s potential, and which question should be solved by ontology knowledge. But don’t pay attention to building costs. Many concepts should be modified according to the fields. In education, there are 2000-3000 concepts, in medicine, there are 100,000, in environment, there are about 2000-3000 concepts. 4) Question: How to evaluate the responsibility of the ontology made by people or designers? Answer: Frequently asked question. Many ways can be used to evaluate. By testing the usability in real practice, with suggestions we modify our model. In case of sharing ideas, we also consider reasonable comments. In medical field, there is common sense of terminologies, they already share the terms so that they could check by their views and definitions. We can also ask to experts and use their judgements. 5) Question: How about quantitative evaluation? Is it possible? Answer: In some fields, it is possible, for example, in medical field. The numbers of concepts are about 100,000. If to define only 7 terms, then it becomes a quantitative evaluation. Another way is using evaluation software. Such as speed to find the solution. We also evaluated the time to reach appropriate solutions. 6) Question: If so, there is possibility that this modeling will be used for advertising business. It may be abused, though. Ansewer: We also think so, that it can be used to advertising. If you have a good idea, we would like to listen to. We already model the activity and situations. For train timetable for example, we will tag the information then we could link the needs of the users to this information. Or in newspaper page, if people are looking into travel plans, then we can link such article by looking for the tags. We do have ideas to apply the models for advertisement. Currently, as you know, newspapers are providing services. Sometimes the linked advertisements are relevant but sometimes are not. They may be only for title but not for contents. I think that if we use in a way more semantic, we could connect them more precisely. In search engine optimization (SEO), for those which are not improving usability but only for business, the quality may not be good and it turns out to show the big companies. Our current research project is focusing on designing menu and analysis of user behaviour. 7) Question: Some attractive irregular tasks or actions bring people into a certain direction. That is called “misdirection”, which is a technique of magic. I just imagined that ontology could bring people into a certain direction like a “misdirection” magic. (e.g. advertisements, websites) Answer: It is our idea to direct to proper services. Since we do our research with docomo, we intend to improve the Icon service. If there is misdirection, docomo will lose reputation to the consumers. Services are not organized for the people. We analyze the user situation and user just select through the movement with their intentions (such as shopping). 8) Question: How do you test models you made? Do you provide some websites for users in order to get date from them? Or mainly collaborate with companies? Answer: We first test form the ontology view. For example, whether the definition is correctly defined. Then, we test from the expert view. 9) Question: In what way will ontology change the current situation of the Web and of the world? For example, to the direction to increase the diversity of the world or to make the world more “homogeneous”? Answer: Deep and interesting question. Some people consider their own world, diversity of providing information is not ensured. We are not aiming at homogenous. But we also use concepts and semantics of their world. Even in terms of a simple concept web, there are many understandings. With just text, some people can’t understand expert’s intention. But with contents, expert ideas could be used. For example, for environmental field, if ideas are informed through semantics, I could find out some ideas to contribute by using computers, because the expert ideas and knowledge are provided with contents and meanings and usages. 10) Question: When you list up the problems in your project, maybe you should be careful to list as much as possible. How do you manage to do it? Answer: We use information science to define user behaviour more details. In the beginning we start from abstract phrase. Then we decompose it into smaller size of situations. For these situations, we consider the problematic situations. For more and more problematic situations, we further decompose. 11) Question: Do you list them with a few people or do it alone? Answer: Firstly we list with few people then review it in front of many people. 12) Question: Ontology is based on domain knowledge, how to model the domain knowledge? Answer: There are two types of knowledge, domain knowledge and activity knowledge. First of all, we model activity as tasks but not consider domain contents. Then we model relevant things in the world. Secondly we describe domain things. So that we won’t get lost with domain knowledge since there are many ways to define domain knowledge. 13) Question: Can the ontology modelling add/remove/change the task lists and the task order correspondingly to the place where I am? Answer: Yes. For example, for mobile phone, we can arrange the priority of the task services by referring to the services. 14) Question: Do you have any advice on how to use ontology in our daily life? Answer: Usability is not so good right now. I want to help by improving the interface and mobile menu. To list up the problems in daily life, we give some support ideas for that situation. (Idea by Kachi: I think the way of thought is useful for problem finding and solving, something like MECE or some tools developed by consulting firms) For example, we apply to docomo, and people tend to see user activity very easy and don’t care so much definition but sometimes the sharing of ideas is critical. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Questions from the guest to the participants --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1) Question: What do you expect from the technology of "Ontology?" What do you think would it be used in the future? Answer: I think Ontology is very powerful as a method in framing concepts and relations. Apart from the use based on engineering field, I wish it could be more integrated with social science in decision making, such as policy design. It seems to me that there will be potential for Ontology to be favoured by emerging new science or multi-disciplinary research, since it is useful in discovering possible scenarios and risks, and accordingly providing options and paths. Re-Comment by Sasajima: We have several projects and many of them are multidisciplinary research. Those projects are related to academic fields, such as policy making. One project is on sustainability science. People ask for ontology to define which field is related to other fields or other problems or situations. People are sharing their expertises. Visualizing relationships are developed. So people from different fields can discuss and share knowledge and problems. We aim at more people make outputs and share their ideas to make situation better and produce more knowledge. Currently, people are seeking for how to apply ontology to share knowledge. If you are interested in using ontology, please send me email and describe the domain. (Idea by Kachi: Ontology is a good tool to visualize problems in any field.)]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/09/080927.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/09/080927.html News Sat, 27 Sep 2008 21:04:07 +0900 =========================== 1st salon: July 26, 2008 =========================== Guest Dr. Kuniyoshi SHIMIZU, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Forest and Forest Products Sciences, Kyushu University, Japan Theme Interface Among Human and Nature (Click to zoom) Facilitator Dr. Taro TEZUKA, Lecturer, College of Information Science and Technology, Ritsumeikan University, Japan Questions/comments from participants "I guess that the subjects in your experiments are mostly Japanese people. And I guess that Lavender does not come from Japan originally. Therefore, I felt curious why Japanese, who had not known the smell of lavender for thousands of years, are well affected by the smell of lavender. Have you tried the experiment with subjects from other countries?" "Is there a possibility that there's a special volatile that is very effective for Japanese but not for foreign people?" "If some smells are found that at first glance does not seem to affect human being but in reality very effective to human (such as the smell of soil or grass, I guess?), it would be more interesting." "I've also read in some aromatic article that says there is significant differences for the favarable smells between male and female, so it should be attributed to physical matter." "There are some people who "eat" soil. That might be a good reference when thinking about the relationship between the soil and human." "Which is more effective for vigilance, taste or smell? And which is more effective for vigilance, "smell from air (=from outside)" or "smell from mouth (= from inside)"?" =========================== 2nd salon: Aug 18, 2008 =========================== Guest Dr. Masanori ONISHI, Post-doctoral, Graduate School on Human and Environmental Studies, Kyoto University, Japan Theme Atomospheric Observation to Solve Environmental Problems See the guest's interview video Facilitator Dr. Masakazu YOSHIDA, the Researcher Zukan interviewer, freelance computer engineer Questions/comments from participants "What kind of problem can be solved by your research?" "Is there any other researchers who is studying similar research topics as you?" "You've been working on sky colors in daytime. Can your method be applied to the night sky, for example when the moon is bright?" "I thought photographers may find values in sky colors. Is it possible to predict whether the sky color would be vivid or not today, using your data?" "Is it possible to transfer data got from general digital cameras to the format of this device?" "I think the color of sky is related to feeling, emotion of human. How do you think about the relationship between the color of sky and feeling of human?" "Is it possible to compare sky color data and emotion data? If it's done. it would be very original research!" =========================== 3rd salon: Sep 16, 2008 =========================== Coming soon ]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/09/online_salon.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/09/online_salon.html Wed, 03 Sep 2008 16:37:39 +0900 KGC's support: - Advising how to organize a workshop - Selecting guest speakers for the workshop - Facilitating discussion "Career Development" Study Group (Japanese): http://www.13hw.com/worklab/index.html Published news: 1) NIKKEI (Japanese) Read the article (PDF) 2) JAPAN EDUCATIONAL PRESS (Japanese) Read the article (PDF) Past Workshop 1st workshop: March 1, 2008 Guest: Mr. Yoshinori Sugimoto, Division of career guidance, Teshima highschool, Odaka, Japan 2nd workshop: May 17, 2008 Guest: Mr. Takahiro Shimomura, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Japan 3rd workshop: July 12, 2008 Guest: Mr. Tadayoshi Yoshida, Career class teacher, Kansai Univ Hokuyo highschool, Osaka, Japan Pictures Workshop overview Mr. Shirota, President of Wada junior highschool, Japan (Former chief editor of a website for career development) Mr. Yagi, Producer of ASPECT, Japan Study tour of a career college Discussion Informal discussion after the study group]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/07/080725.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/07/080725.html Fri, 25 Jul 2008 20:20:11 +0900 KGC's support: - Advising how to make vison - Selecting the members - Facilitating the discussion Kansai Economic Federation (Kankeiren): http://www.kankeiren.or.jp/English/ Published news: 1) YOMIURI (Japanese) http://osaka.yomiuri.co.jp/eco_news/20080522ke02.htm 2) NIKKAN KOGYO (Japanese) http://robonable.typepad.jp/news/2008/05/20080522-13f7.html 3) NIKKEI 4) ASAHI]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/05/080522.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/05/080522.html Thu, 22 May 2008 08:17:50 +0900 Client: Mr. Motoki YAMAZAKI, Deputy mayer of Kyoto City Other participants: - Producer of new mobility management in Kyoto - Solar energy generation engineer who contributed to PC revolution in 20th century - Researcher who suggests research project focusing on 100 years out - Researcher who deals with infrastructure design based on system methodology - CEO of IT company which has one of the largest online community in Japan - Robot creator whose work has been introduced by TIME - Producer of famous proficiency test that has 2.6 million examees and etc. Presentation: First of all, Mr. Yamazaki made a presentation about the planning of environmantal model in Kyoto city. And then each participant brought out her/his own point of view toward the environment of Kyoto city. Mr. Yamazaki Discussion: After Mr. Yamazaki's presentation, sun-like burning discussion has been started. Here are snapshots of the discussion. "Reducing CO2 is only finagle and temporary measure" "Do not rely on fossile fuel of which must run out" "The idea of emission trading came from western thought. Why don't we Japanese think different from Buddhist view" "It took 1000 years for us to make agriculture sustainable" "Industrial revolution has not complete yet" "Old and/or poorly maintained trees do not absorb CO2, while young trees do well" "If Kyoto city has some bycycle-friendly roads, more people use bicycles instead of cars" "Using cars is just like hard-to-quit habit, such as drinking" "Toyota is producing passenger car of good design. Why not bus??" "Never allow the cars under 5 million$ to run in Kyoto city" "Human of 75kg rides a car of 1.5t, How unethical!" "Kyoto has 1200-year history. But next 1200 years never come if nothing is done" "Use the culture of 'Kamado-kin (furnace money)', where people make a donation according to the number of furnace they have" "People in Kyoto don't deny new things. They just leave them" "Kyoto has climate of think new things as cool" "Only Kyoto city can deny Kyoto Protocol" "The idea of eco will never spread as long as it is just to force people to be tolerable" "Eco should be cool and beyond people's reach" "Kyoto to support Innovator and Early adapter" "Think in long term, act in short term" In the future, Kyoto city will consider the concept of Kyoto's environmental model taking this discussion in consideration. Don't take your eyes off Kyoto city!!]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/04/080421.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/04/080421.html Mon, 21 Apr 2008 09:24:34 +0900 Client: Mr. Sadahiro SUGITA Director-General, Chugoku Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry, METI, Japan http://www.chugoku.meti.go.jp/english-hp/index.htm In this Study Group, various leaders in academia, industry, and government discuss how to stimulate economic activity in Chugoku area, in Japan, by utilizing local resources. KGC's support: -Clarifing the core issue -Selecting the members -Facilitating the discussion 1st study group on Feb 19: At Fukuyama New Castle Hotel in Fukuyama, Japan 2nd study group on Mar 4: At Koishiki in Fuchu, Japan (Japanese)http://www.koishiki.com/ ]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/03/080304.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/03/080304.html Tue, 04 Mar 2008 08:11:18 +0900 See new Researcher Zukan We developed a new interview-taking system. In the new Researcher Zukan, a number of interviewers who live in various areas/countries in the world conduct an interview with researchers. With this system, we will deliver interviews with researchers of ALL OVER THE WORLD, which we couldn't until Oct 2007, and will promote collaborations between researchers on a global level. Currently, it is difficult to deliver interviews every day as before Oct 2007 because of the lack of interviewers and other resources. But in the future, we will increase frequency of update by recruiting more interviewers. Under the support of the legendary interviewer "Mr. Nipio" who has taken 300 interviews until Oct 2007, the Researcher Zukan evolves day by day. Please enjoy it!! P.S. We are always looking for new interviewers. For more information, see this page.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/01/080127.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2008/01/080127.html Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:31:23 +0900 At the biginning of the party, participants made a short self-introduction. Each person talked about "What she/he will do in the future" and called for other participants's help to carry out it. After self introduction, participants talked freely with the participant she/he had interest to. We hope this party will be an opportunity of a new collaboration in next year!!]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/12/yearend_party_2007.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/12/yearend_party_2007.html Mon, 31 Dec 2007 08:48:20 +0900 HERE with your name and telephone number (mobile phone is preferable) until Nov 30 (Fri) 18:00. HR manager will contact with you in a few days after your application. Internships are reviewed and selected based on a document and interviews. Detail are announced to the applicants after your application. We are looking forward to hearing from you.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/11/071124.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/11/071124.html Sat, 24 Nov 2007 11:57:38 +0900 Zukan Weekly News". URL: http://www.zukan.tv/ In this content, we introduce daily news of the world together with RESEARCHER'S INTERVIEWS. You will get deep insight for the news by checking the researcher's interviews related to it. Please don't miss it!! Past Archives: ---------------------------------------------------- [Nov 7, 2007, from BBC News] PS3 for distributed computing ---------------------------------------------------- A project that uses the spare processing power of Sony’s PlayStation 3 (PS3) has started to help examine protein folding and how it maybe linked to diseases. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7074547.stm * Related interviews * Morikazu NAKAMURA, University of the Ryukyus Takahiro KOITA, Doshisha University Tadashi KAMIYAMA, Kinki University ---------------------------------------------------- [Nov 10, 2007, from Science News] Children who tell good stories do well in mathematics ---------------------------------------------------- Children who tell sophisticated stories that include many different perspectives do better in math than those who stick to one simple perspective. http://www.sciencenews.org/articles/20071110/mathtrek.asp * Related interviews * Shizuo KAJI, Kyoto University Shosaku TANAKA, Ritsumeikan University Takashi AOKI, Kinki University ---------------------------------------------------- [Nov 13, 2007, from CNN News] X-Men and Fantastic Four are on the web ---------------------------------------------------- Marvel is puts some of its older comics on the web, hoping to reintroduce the X-Men and Fantastic Four to young people. The comics can only be viewed in a web browser and can not be downloaded. http://edition.cnn.com/2007/TECH/11/13/comics.online.ap/index.html * Related interviews * Akihiko IESHIMA, Kyoto University Toru KIKUCHI, Kobe University Jaqueline BERNDT, Yokohama National University ---------------------------------------------------- [Nov 14, 2007, from BBC News] Delhi's air quality is getting worse ---------------------------------------------------- A prominent environmental group says urgent measure to clean up the air in India's capital, Delhi. According to them, it will heighten a risk of respiratory illness. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/7094334.stm * Related interviews * Mitsutaka MATSUMOTO, AIST Misako KANNO, National Museum of Ethnology Chiharu TOKORO, Waseda University]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/11/071120.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/11/071120.html Tue, 20 Nov 2007 08:29:38 +0900 "MOBILE SALON" in "Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus" on Oct 30 (Tue). Feel free to join us !! # What is "MOBILE SALON" ? An opportunity for several people of various backgrounds to meet and talk about future. A staff of KGC hosts this MOBILE SALON anywhere on the earth. # Who can participate ? Anyone who is creating future, trying to creating future, or willing to support such people is welcomed. -Any occupation, age or nationality are acceptable. -Japanese language is acceptable. # Archives http://www.npo-kgc.net/diary_old/2007/04/_in.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/diary_old/2007/05/post_36.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/diary_old/2007/05/5131213.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/diary/2007/06/070606.html ------------------------------------------------ Date: Oct 30 (Tue) 2007, 12:15 - 13:45 ------------------------------------------------ Host: YUZO SHIBATA, President of KGC Detail: Participants talk about "WHAT I DO" and "WHAT I WILL DO" each other over lunch to promote collaboration between participants. # Preparation of presentation is not necessary. Place: A restaurant near Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus http://www.nagoya-u.ac.jp/index3s-4.html Number of people: About 5 Participation fees: About 1000 yen (as drinking and eating fee) How to participate ? Please send e-mail to HERE with your name and telephone number (mobile phone is preferable) until Oct 28 (Sun) 18:00. # Japanese language is acceptable. # The place will be told from the host. # First come, first served if applicants are many.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/10/071024.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/10/071024.html Wed, 24 Oct 2007 18:06:18 +0900 Host: YUZO SHIBATA, President of KGC Detail: Participants talk about "WHAT I DO" and "WHAT I WILL DO" each other over lunch to promote collaboration between participants. # Preparation of presentation is not necessary. Place: A restaurant near SENDAI station Number of people: About 5 Participation fees: About 2000 yen (as drinking and eating fee) How to participate ? Please send e-mail to HERE with your name and telephone number (mobile phone is preferable) until Oct 7 (Sun) 18:00 a.m.. # Japanese language is acceptable. # The place will be told from the host. # First come, first served if applicants are many.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070927.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070927.html Thu, 27 Sep 2007 13:14:09 +0900 In Kyoto, published on Nikkei BP In Kyoto & Tokyo, Japan In Sendai, Japan In Tokyo, Japan In Osaka, Japan ------------------------------------------------ Date: Oct 6 (Sat) 2007, 11:30 - 13:00 ------------------------------------------------ Host: YUZO SHIBATA, President of KGC Detail: Participants talk about "WHAT THEY DO" and "WHAT THEY WILL DO" each other over lunch to promote collaboration between participants. # Preparation of presentation is not necessary. Place: A coffee shop in (or near) COCON KARASUMA http://www.coconkarasuma.com/ Number of people: About 5 Participation fees: About 1000 yen (as drinking and eating fee) How to participate ? Please send e-mail to HERE with your name and telephone number (mobile phone is preferable) until Oct 4 (Thu) 18:00 a.m.. # Japanese language is acceptable. # The place will be told from the host. # First come, first served if applicants are many.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070926.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070926.html Wed, 26 Sep 2007 11:17:31 +0900 "MOBILE SALON" in "Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus" on Sep 19 (Wed). Feel free to join us !! # What is "MOBILE SALON" ? An opportunity for several people of various backgrounds to meet and talk about future. A staff of KGC hosts this MOBILE SALON anywhere on the earth. # Who can participate ? Anyone who is creating future, trying to creating future, or willing to support such people is welcomed. -Any occupation, age or nationality are acceptable. -Japanese language is acceptable. # Archives In Kyoto, published on Nikkei BP In Kyoto & Tokyo, Japan In Sendai, Japan In Tokyo, Japan In Osaka, Japan ------------------------------------------------ Date: Sep 19 (Wed) 2007, 18:30 - 20:00 ------------------------------------------------ Host: YUZO SHIBATA, President of KGC Detail: Participants talk about "WHAT THEY DO" and "WHAT THEY WILL DO" each other over lunch to promote collaboration between participants. # Preparation of presentation is not necessary. Place: A restaurant near Nagoya University Higashiyama Campus http://www.nagoya-u.ac.jp/index3s-4.html Number of people: About 5 Participation fees: About 1000 yen (as drinking and eating fee) How to participate ? Please send e-mail to HERE with your name and telephone number (mobile phone is preferable) until Sep 19 (Wed) 12:00 a.m.. # Japanese language is acceptable. # The place will be told from the host. # First come, first served if applicants are many.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070917.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070917.html Mon, 17 Sep 2007 11:14:21 +0900 Researcher Zukan", in which we interview one researcher per day. Our aim in doing so is to encourage researchers in different fields to keep in contact with and help each other. Website: http://zukan.tv/ Until now KGC employee Mr. Nishio has been working alone, but now, in order to make KGC more international, he is recruiting volunteer interviewers all over the world (transport expenses will be covered). This is an excellent opportunity to speak directly to researchers with whom you wouldn't normally be able to meet. We do not mind if you have no interviewing experience! In addition, we will provide you with a free manual containing advice and tips from Mr Nishio! What are you waiting for - apply today! Furthermore, for the Researcher Zukan, we are also recruiting long-term staff. The only requirements are that you speak both English and Japanese, or that you can assist in maintaining our homepage. We are waiting for your application! [Types of jobs] 1. Interviewer (a few) - conduction an interview to researchers all over the world. - Interview is conducted in English. - English skill (daily conversation) is required. 2. Web director (a few) - operation of a website "Researcher Zukan" (http://zukan.tv/). - Basic skill of HTML and CSS is required. 3. General secretary (a few) - Making an appointment to researcher. - Consulting the strategy of Researcher Zukan. - English skill (daily conversation) is required. [Types of employment] 1. Interviewer - Volunteer (Provide a transportation allowance) - Any occupation, age or nationality are acceptable. 2. Web director - Part time, hourly wage of 8.60 USD - Any occupation, age or nationality are acceptable. [How to apply] Please send an Email to HERE with your name and telephone number. HR manager will get contact with you in a few days after your application.]]> http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070903.html http://www.npo-kgc.net/2007/09/070903.html Mon, 03 Sep 2007 11:15:04 +0900