Comments for Japan In Toronto http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com The Japan In Toronto Blog Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:40:53 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About Us このブログについて 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.

]]> Comment on Living In Toronto トロント生活 by Mao Hamazaki http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/living-in-toronto-%e3%83%88%e3%83%ad%e3%83%b3%e3%83%88%e3%81%ab%e4%bd%8f%e3%82%93%e3%81%a7%e3%81%84%e3%82%8b/#comment-375 Mao Hamazaki Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:35:01 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/living-in-toronto-トロントに住んでいる/#comment-375 Hi, am interested in your apartment. Where exactly is the apartment? Is it still available?? e-mail me back. Thank you. Mao Hi, am interested in your apartment.
Where exactly is the apartment?
Is it still available??
e-mail me back.
Thank you.

Mao

]]> Comment on Living In Toronto トロント生活 by betty http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/living-in-toronto-%e3%83%88%e3%83%ad%e3%83%b3%e3%83%88%e3%81%ab%e4%bd%8f%e3%82%93%e3%81%a7%e3%81%84%e3%82%8b/#comment-361 betty Wed, 23 Sep 2009 14:51:02 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/living-in-toronto-トロントに住んでいる/#comment-361 - Bacholar basement apt for rent (own kitchen and bathroom) - Walk to Main Subway Station - Seperate entrance. - Looking for clean and responsible tenant (female prefer). - No pets, no smoking. - $500 monthly (including heat, electricity) - Bacholar basement apt for rent (own kitchen and bathroom)
- Walk to Main Subway Station
- Seperate entrance.
- Looking for clean and responsible tenant (female prefer).
- No pets, no smoking.
- $500 monthly (including heat, electricity)

]]> Comment on About Us このブログについて 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!

]]> Comment on Forum 掲示板 by cammomile http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-%e5%9c%9f%e4%bf%b5/#comment-330 cammomile Tue, 04 Aug 2009 03:15:58 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-土俵/#comment-330 Hi Yuki.... yes, you can go to the language exchange at the U of T. I think a membership for one year costs $13 or $14. You can also pay per visit. It is held at the university on Saturday afternoons from 2:30pm to 5pm. There is also another language exchange event held on Tuesday evenings at Urbana Coffee on Bay St 8pm - 10pm. Hi Yuki…. yes, you can go to the language exchange at the U of T. I think a membership for one year costs $13 or $14. You can also pay per visit. It is held at the university on Saturday afternoons from 2:30pm to 5pm.
There is also another language exchange event held on Tuesday evenings at Urbana Coffee on Bay St 8pm – 10pm.

]]> Comment on Forum 掲示板 by Yuki http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-%e5%9c%9f%e4%bf%b5/#comment-329 Yuki Mon, 03 Aug 2009 23:18:24 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-土俵/#comment-329 Hi, I'm Yuki. I live in Japan, and am going to visit Toronto. So, I want to know about "a language exchange at U of T"...said by cammomile on June 26, 2009. Can an outsider, like me, enter there?? Is going there only once or two time is OK?? Where and when is it held?? Please tell me if you know. Hi, I’m Yuki.
I live in Japan, and am going to visit Toronto.

So, I want to know about “a language exchange at U of T”…said by cammomile on June 26, 2009.
Can an outsider, like me, enter there?? Is going there only once or two time is OK?? Where and when is it held??

Please tell me if you know.

]]> Comment on Forum 掲示板 by cammomile http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-%e5%9c%9f%e4%bf%b5/#comment-290 cammomile Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:31:59 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-土俵/#comment-290 Hi Andrew.... Try Japanada... coffee house get--together on Tuesday nights... I've posted about it before... do a search on the main page for it. There is also Ichimokukai which takes place on the first Thursday evening of every month. It''s run by Jeff Harju. (do a search for it or look in the blog roll for him) Every Saturday afternoon there is a language exchange at U of T... ask me if you want the details. The is a small area known as Little Japan... but its not bit... up near Yonge & Finch. I believe there is a map from a previous post on there as well. Or Try going into Sanko on Queen Street West... they are a Japanese run shop... they have been there for years and might have some info you are looking for. Hi Andrew….

Try Japanada… coffee house get–together on Tuesday nights… I’ve posted about it before… do a search on the main page for it.

There is also Ichimokukai which takes place on the first Thursday evening of every month. It’’s run by Jeff Harju. (do a search for it or look in the blog roll for him)

Every Saturday afternoon there is a language exchange at U of T… ask me if you want the details.

The is a small area known as Little Japan… but its not bit… up near Yonge & Finch. I believe there is a map from a previous post on there as well.

Or
Try going into Sanko on Queen Street West… they are a Japanese run shop… they have been there for years and might have some info you are looking for.

]]> Comment on Forum 掲示板 by Andrew http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-%e5%9c%9f%e4%bf%b5/#comment-287 Andrew Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:48:13 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-土俵/#comment-287 I just want to know where all the japanese people are in toronto, like is there a little japan in toronto somewhere?? I just want to know where all the japanese people are in toronto, like is there a little japan in toronto somewhere??

]]> Comment on Forum 掲示板 by Andrew http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-%e5%9c%9f%e4%bf%b5/#comment-286 Andrew Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:47:41 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-土俵/#comment-286 I just want to know where all the japanese people are in toronto, like is there a little japan in toronto somwhere? I just want to know where all the japanese people are in toronto, like is there a little japan in toronto somwhere?

]]> Comment on Forum 掲示板 by Via Salzburg Chamber Orchestra http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-%e5%9c%9f%e4%bf%b5/#comment-259 Via Salzburg Chamber Orchestra Mon, 25 May 2009 16:05:01 +0000 http://japanintoronto.wordpress.com/forum-土俵/#comment-259 I could not find how to submit an event and I thought some of your readers might be interested in our upcoming concert which is also our final concert of this season. It is entitled "Tranquil Energy," and features music by W.A. Mozart, Franz Schubert, and perhaps the most well known of Canadian composers, the great R. Murray Schafer. We have some very special guests for this concert, including the Seiler String Quartet, cellist Rachel Mercer, along with Tai Chi performers whose visually stunning movements will complement the music of R. Murray Schafer. The Seiler String Quartet are four sisters from German/Japanese descent who have been performing together since they were three years old. Mayumi Seiler and Midori Seiler, violinists, Yuri Seiler, cellist and Naomi Seiler, viola, will be reuniting on the Via Salzburg Chamber Orchestra’s stage for this intimate evening of music. The concerts take place June 4/5 at 8:00 pm at the Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario. Tickets can be purchased through www.roythomson.com. I could not find how to submit an event and I thought some of your readers might be interested in our upcoming concert which is also our final concert of this season. It is entitled “Tranquil Energy,” and features music by W.A. Mozart, Franz Schubert, and perhaps the most well known of Canadian composers, the great R. Murray Schafer. We have some very special guests for this concert, including the Seiler String Quartet, cellist Rachel Mercer, along with Tai Chi performers whose visually stunning movements will complement the music of R. Murray Schafer. The Seiler String Quartet are four sisters from German/Japanese descent who have been performing together since they were three years old. Mayumi Seiler and Midori Seiler, violinists, Yuri Seiler, cellist and Naomi Seiler, viola, will be reuniting on the Via Salzburg Chamber Orchestra’s stage for this intimate evening of music. The concerts take place June 4/5 at 8:00 pm at the Glenn Gould Studio, 250 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario. Tickets can be purchased through http://www.roythomson.com.

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