Welcome to Made It In Japan, where you can get to know the stories of foreign residents who have succeeded in various capacities within Japanese society. The podcast is hosted by Elliot Conti, 7-year resident of Japan and current manager of Global Aichi, a non-profit in Nagoya. メイド・イット・イン・ジャパンへようこそ!当ポッドキャストではホストであるエリオット・コンティが日本で出世した様々な在留外国人にインタビューし、ゲストの活動や経験を発信するプラットフォームです。
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Dr. Edward Vickers (https://edwardvickers.academia.edu/) is a historian and professor of Comparative Education in East Asia at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan. In this episode, we discuss the current state of Hong Kong, public discourse and propaganda in China, common misconceptions about China, and the educational system in Japan.
エドワード・ヴィッカーズ先生 (https://edwardvickers.academia.edu/)は教育学の博士であり、現在九州大学比較教育学の教授であります。本エピソードでは香港の現在と今後、中国におけるプロパガンダと同国に対するよくある誤解及び日本の教育制度についてディスカッションしています。
Time: 62 mins. (English starts from 4:37)
タイム:62分(日本語は最初の挨拶のみ)
12 Jul 2020
第34話:淺海 一郎さん (Mr. Ichiro Asami)
内定ブリッジ株式会社 (https://naiteibridge.com/)の創業者である淺海 一郎さんをゲストに迎えています。日本語教育に携わった経験から新たな問題に気づき、2017年に東京で起業。日本語教育支援及び外国人社員の定着コンサルティングを手掛けておられ、東京都、JETROなど公共事業の実績も多数。本エピソードでは、会社運営の経験を踏まえて、外国人社員の定着のポイント、日本語教育における基本方針の内容とその意義や外国人雇用の次なるフェーズについて話し合っています。
Mr. Ichiro Asami is the founder and CEO of Naitei Bridge, Co. Ltd. (https://naiteibridge.com/), a Japanese education and consulting firm for companies hiring foreigners. In this episode, Mr. Asami discusses his experiences as an entrepreneur, specifically his motivations for focusing on support services for foreign employees. Further, we cover problems Japanese companies face when hiring high-skilled foreigners, the state of Japanese language training in the corporate world, the content of the new law on Japanese education in Japan, and ways in which Japanese companies can improve the working experience for their foreign staff.
タイム:40分(3:50からは日本語)
Time: 40 mins. (Initial greeting in English; Japanese begins from 3:50 onward)
14 Jun 2020
第33話:Chee Ming Loh(ロー・チーミンさん)
Chee Ming Loh is a world traveler, international businessman, and collaborative creator who currently works at a major trading company in Nagoya, Japan. Born and raised in Malaysia, Chee Ming spent his twenties hopping around Southeast Asia before arriving at his current company. A resident of Japan since 2014, Chee Ming is versed in the art and science of global HR, which we discuss at length in this episode. He is also affiliated with Diversity Dojo (https://www.facebook.com/DiversityDojo), a community with roots in Tokyo's Hitotsubashi University that holds experiential workshops to connect and empower diverse groups of people.
地球の旅人、国際ビジネスマン、想像的なクリエーターであるロー・チーミンさんは現在、名古屋の大手総合商社で働いているマレーシア人です。東南アジアを転々とした末に、現在の仕事に就き、2014以降に名古屋に住んでいます。グローバル人材を専門とするチーミンさんは、異文化コミュニケーション、ダイバシティーマネジメントや多国籍職場づくりに精通しておられ、ポッドキャストでも本人の経験について語っていただきました。一橋大学に端を発したダイバシティー道場 (https://www.facebook.com/DiversityDojo)にも参画し、エピソードの最後に紹介していただいております。
Time: 56 mins. (English starts from 4:15)
タイム:56分(日本語は4:15まで)
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