Comments on: About Us このブログについて http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com The Japan In Toronto Blog Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:40:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Keeve KWOK http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-408 Keeve KWOK Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:40:53 +0000 #comment-408 How’s your business? It is my pleasure to come across your website as a referral from my Japanese students to whom I teach Chinese (Mandarin & Cantonese) at the 2nd largest Chinatown of in North America (Vancouver). Some of our clients are interested in invading the Korean market in Toronto, and therefore I might need your help to dig out more demographic figures for your website such as age groups and page views (PVs). For more mutual understandings, please allow me to introduce more about our company and our services in this email: eSeeNet.com Ltd. headquartered in B.C. is a member of the Fairchild Media Group – the No. 1 Chinese Media network in Canada, which specializes in bringing together all other media channels and provides our clients with marketing consultation for the ethnic Chinese/Asian market. Our services include: concept development, artwork design, creative adaptation, media planning, public relations and event management, website development/adoption and online promotion. Basically we are a company of three: IT, Advertising Agency, and PR event planner. For more details of our work, please visit www.eseenet.ca for reference. As an all-rounded multimedia advertising & marketing agency providing ONE-STOP solutions for the Asian market in Canada, we have established a close relationship with a number of organizations (both agencies and companies) across Canada to help them target and penetrate the unique Chinese market for their particular products and services. Some of these companies include: RBC Group Unilever Canada Panasonic Canada Sunrise Soya Foods Mentholatum Canada T&T Supermarket Looking forward to hearing from you asap. Thank you in advance. How’s your business? It is my pleasure to come across your website as a referral from my Japanese students to whom I teach Chinese (Mandarin & Cantonese) at the 2nd largest Chinatown of in North America (Vancouver). Some of our clients are interested in invading the Korean market in Toronto, and therefore I might need your help to dig out more demographic figures for your website such as age groups and page views (PVs).

For more mutual understandings, please allow me to introduce more about our company and our services in this email:

eSeeNet.com Ltd. headquartered in B.C. is a member of the Fairchild Media Group – the No. 1 Chinese Media network in Canada, which specializes in bringing together all other media channels and provides our clients with marketing consultation for the ethnic Chinese/Asian market. Our services include: concept development, artwork design, creative adaptation, media planning, public relations and event management, website development/adoption and online promotion. Basically we are a company of three: IT, Advertising Agency, and PR event planner. For more details of our work, please visit http://www.eseenet.ca for reference.

As an all-rounded multimedia advertising & marketing agency providing ONE-STOP solutions for the Asian market in Canada, we have established a close relationship with a number of organizations (both agencies and companies) across Canada to help them target and penetrate the unique Chinese market for their particular products and services. Some of these companies include:

RBC Group
Unilever Canada
Panasonic Canada

Sunrise Soya Foods
Mentholatum Canada
T&T Supermarket

Looking forward to hearing from you asap. Thank you in advance.

]]> By: Jack http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-340 Jack Thu, 20 Aug 2009 21:56:54 +0000 #comment-340 Hey folks, just giving you a tip that the Japanese all-female band Shonen Knife are playing the Horseshoe Tavern on October 18 - should be an excellent concert - I will be there! Hey folks, just giving you a tip that the Japanese all-female band Shonen Knife are playing the Horseshoe Tavern on October 18 – should be an excellent concert – I will be there!

]]> By: asianlotus http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-101 asianlotus Sun, 09 Sep 2007 16:40:06 +0000 #comment-101 Hello ClapSo, Thank you for visiting our blog and leaving comment! Please visit us and enjoy our post again :) Hello ClapSo,

Thank you for visiting our blog and leaving comment!
Please visit us and enjoy our post again :)

]]> By: ClapSo http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-99 ClapSo Sun, 02 Sep 2007 04:35:17 +0000 #comment-99 This is a wonderful blog. As a lover of Japanese culture and people I very much enjoyed reading it. I like Canada too ;) Thanks! The scientifically impossible I do right away The spiritually miraculous takes a bit longer This is a wonderful blog. As a lover of Japanese culture and people I very much enjoyed reading it.

I like Canada too ;)

Thanks!

The scientifically impossible I do right away
The spiritually miraculous takes a bit longer

]]> By: Steve Levenstein http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-70 Steve Levenstein Tue, 24 Jul 2007 14:36:18 +0000 #comment-70 Hi, i'm a Japan Blogger who lives in Toronto and a former TJS student. I hope you will visit my blog and that you find it interesting and amusing. If so, please consider adding InventorSpot to your blogroll. For your amusement, here's my new article, "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Japanese Toilets" http://inventorspot.com/articles/japanese_toilets_toto_5847 Thanks and enjoy! ..Steve Hi, i’m a Japan Blogger who lives in Toronto and a former TJS student. I hope you will visit my blog and that you find it interesting and amusing. If so, please consider adding InventorSpot to your blogroll.

For your amusement, here’s my new article, “Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Japanese Toilets”

http://inventorspot.com/articles/japanese_toilets_toto_5847

Thanks and enjoy! ..Steve

]]> By: cammomile http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-14 cammomile Mon, 26 Mar 2007 14:00:26 +0000 #comment-14 Hey Kim! Thanks for dropping by... We could use some help. First let me start with my latest discovery. The difference between a blog and a website is that you can only make current posts to the front page (or explained another way - only one page of a blog... please see main page as I want the other members to read this as well... Thanks... and second, please create your own wordpress account. After that I need your user name and email so I can add you to Japan In Toronto... but don't do that here. You'll have to get my personal email which I don't want to publicize here... hmmm I'm thinking how to do that. I should have gotten it from you in class! LOL! Just go ahead and create the wordpress account for yourself (go to wordpress.com) and we'll worry about the rest later. If I can't get you in before next Saturday, then we can do it AFTER next Saturday when I see you! Thanks again Kim Hey Kim!

Thanks for dropping by…
We could use some help. First let me start with my latest discovery. The difference between a blog and a website is that you can only make current posts to the front page (or explained another way – only one page of a blog… please see main page as I want the other members to read this as well…
Thanks… and second, please create your own wordpress account. After that I need your user name and email so I can add you to Japan In Toronto… but don’t do that here. You’ll have to get my personal email which I don’t want to publicize here… hmmm I’m thinking how to do that. I should have gotten it from you in class! LOL! Just go ahead and create the wordpress account for yourself (go to wordpress.com) and we’ll worry about the rest later. If I can’t get you in before next Saturday, then we can do it AFTER next Saturday when I see you! Thanks again Kim

]]> By: Kim Desmond http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-10 Kim Desmond Mon, 26 Mar 2007 02:39:18 +0000 #comment-10 hello! This is Kim dropping by from Japanese class.. I think this is a great idea and I will help with what I can. First I have to learn how to type with Japanese characters.. hello! This is Kim dropping by from Japanese class.. I think this is a great idea and I will help with what I can. First I have to learn how to type with Japanese characters..

]]> By: Shuichi http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/about/#comment-2 Shuichi Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:52:33 +0000 #comment-2 Hello! I 'll just leave my footsteps here. let me comment with more coming-soon things. see ya. Hello! I ‘ll just leave my footsteps here. let me comment with more coming-soon things. see ya.

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