Living and Working in Japan: Tales from an Australian Doing Business in Osaka

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+ dimo 2 weeks ago
too many new pieces of interesting information...
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+ ivan anzuategui 2 years ago
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+ Graham Bennett 2 years ago
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+ NSW Department of Education 2 years ago
Osaka castle and city centre very interesting. Great show ! Arigatoo!
+ RobRowan.SA 2 years ago
Hi Fred, Excellent presentation. If I had the cash Osaka would be my next port of call. Rob R

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Living and Working in Japan: Tales from an Australian Doing Business in Osaka Fred Taylor – Trade Development Officer, JETRO Sydney
From here, Osaka looks like any other Japanese city.
Osaka is different!
Osaka is proud of being different. This is best seen in Osaka’s culture, sporting rivalry with Tokyo, and Osakans themselves.
Culture Osaka is one of the few cities in the world where a giant crab on a building would be considered commonplace.
Sporting Rivalry Osakans are sports fanatics. The Hanshin Tigers, Osaka’s favourite baseball team, are also bitter rivals with Tokyo’s Yomiuri Giants.

+ Fred Taylor, 2 years ago