“Why are the trade unions in Singapore so weak?” I asked NTUC Chief Lim Swee Say. One of the benefits... Read More
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Aya Imura was born and breed in Japan, she attended high school in Utah, USA and furthered in Beijing University, China. Mid way through her studies she had to return home Japan when her family business went under. She became stewardess with Japan Railway Hokkaido before following her interest, and joined “Recruit Co.” one of the biggest publishing and marketing industry player in Japan as a copy-writer. She won several copy writing awards including the prestigious East Japan Best Practice Award.
Aya Imura started building her business in marketing research upon arriving in Singapore and helped Japanese companies increase their awareness and market strategy for both local and S.E.A market. In early 2012, ninjagirls.sg was born with a few like-minded Japanese friends.
They made video blogs about fashion, food, tourism and anything fun under the sun (and even the moon)!
To be honest, this is the biggest culture shock I got in Singapore: I once saw a mother pointing at... Read More
The article below is sent to us by a Japanese reader who wishes to remain anonymous. See below for a... Read More
I often get asked: “Do you have minimum wages in Japan? And when I reply “Yes”, the remark that... Read More
The article below has been submitted to us by our friends from Ninja Girls, see below for the post in... Read More
The article below has been written by Sakura (of Ninja Girls fame), you can visit them here at: http://www.ninjagirls.sg Article... Read More