Because the role differs slightly depending on the industry, and because it is neither a job title nor an occupation, in Japan it is often treated only in terms of atmosphere. And in Japan, it is often written as “スーパーバイザー” in katakana notation. A supervisor is responsible for: A person with the official task … Read More
The video game Super Mario Brothers are plumbers. One of the occupations (work types) in the construction industry, which is the work type for attaching pipes (steel pipes, PVC pipes, etc.) such as water pipes and gas pipes. It is mainly required in the field of building equipment such as water supply and drainage … Read More
1. A person who is proficient in arts and crafts. A person who specializes in one thing. 2. Women in the restaurant, bar, or nightclub business, such as geisha and hostess. Japanese says “Kurou to” and “Kuro to”.
A lawyer, along with a judge and a prosecutor, is one of the three legal professionals and a legal practitioner. And while judges and prosecutors are civil servants, lawyers are called legal profession. In other words, a lawyer is a person who is active in civil and criminal proceedings for the client, performs other … Read More
1. A woman with a job that entertains guests by providing entertainment to singing, dancing, etc. at banquet seats. 2. People who are good at play.
1. The head of a race, tribe, or ethnic group. 2. A term that refers to the founder of the Hebrews (ancient Israelites) in the Old Testament. Japanese said “Zoku cho”.
a person responsible for hiring workers. a person who exercises control and makes decisions. the head of a tribe or clan. a leader in a political party who controls votes and dictates appointments. Japanese calls Tai-Sho.
A person who organizes some committees and groups. Students who hold leadership positions in school classes. In Japan’s politics and society,Head of the National Assembly Committee. Japanese says “I in cho”.
A profession in the fantasy world that uses “summoning magic”, which summons demons and spirits from other worlds and uses them. Japan call “Sho Kan Shi”.
In general, vice chief of a department has lower status than chief of a department. And it is a higher position than chief assistant of a department. Japan call “Fuku bu cho”.
1. In Japan, most departments placed in organizations such as government offices and companies generally consist of lower-level organizations such as departments, groups, and rooms. Often honored as a position with greater authority. 2. Head of the club team at school Japanese calls “Bu cho”.
The village head of the local public organization. Village elder and representative. Responsible for the administration of the village. Japan calls “son-cyo” or “mura-osa”.
A practitioner and/or preceptor of martial arts. Those who are willing to take the path of martial arts, or warriors who fight using martial arts. Those who are willing to take the path of martial arts, or warriors who fight using martial arts. Japanese says “Bu-Jutsu-Ka”.
It is a general term for those who use magic and illusion. It often appears in folk tales and myths, and is also used as a material in fiction such as fantasy literature and games. Japanese says “Ma Hou Tsukai”.
1. a specialist in philosophy. 2. a wise person who is calm and rational. Japan calls “Testu gaku sha”.