If you are wondering what exactly the Japan Times is, it is the most popular English language newspaper published in Japan. The slogan of the company is "The world's window on Japan". The newspaper has national, international, local, sports, all the sections of a regular newspaper. According to Mr. Thompson I will be assisting in the online department, maybe helping with the social media sites, rewriting articles and maybe a little video editing. He told me about a new twitter called "JTRecommends" where staff tweet about events they recommend going on in Japan. I'm sure I will have more information when I actually go to the office next month! I cannot wait.
I went through a phase a while ago where I was just sort of freaking out about life. I was not sure what I wanted to do or where I wanted to be. All my questions are not answered yet, but I am okay with that. I have decided that as long as I am intelligent and hard working, things will fall into place.
I feel very blessed to be where I am at this part in my life. About a year ago I was at my lowest of lows, but 2010 was a great year in which I grew as a person in many ways. As this semester comes to an end, I prepare for an even better 2010!
さようなら/Sayoonara
マリㇱサ
Hi Marissa,
ReplyDeleteHope you stay in Japan is/was fabulous!
I'm a junior in college looking for a journalism internship in Tokyo this summer, which is how I stumbled across your blog. I was wondering if you applied through your study abroad program or directly through the Japan Times. I'd love to apply, but can't quite figure out how to do so :/
Thanks for your help!
Sasha