Stephen Munday

Japanese Car Auction Inspection Reports Explained

Car auctions in Japan are a great way for car importers around the world to source good quality, low mileage cars and other used vehicles at great prices. However, in order to make the most of the opportunities these Japanese car auctions give you as a car dealer, you have to make sure that you understand the car inspection reports. As a well-informed buyer, you can make... (posted by Stephen Munday 359 days 13 hours ago.)

Car Auctions in Japan: An Overview

Car importers know that car auctions in Japan are a great place to find low mileage, high quality used cars at good prices. My aim in this article is to help you understand these car auctions in Japan better so that you can make a good, informed decision about whether to buy from them or not, and how the whole process works. Why consider buying from Japanese car auctions? This is a... (posted by Stephen Munday 1 year 13 days ago.)

Why Japanese Car Auctions are the Answer For Car Dealers In The Current Downturn

Discover the secret of a far-off island nation that could save your car sales business as the economy spirals into recession and fuel prices soar ever higher. Oil Prices and Recession Will Kill Your Business Unless you have been kidnapped by aliens and whisked off to a galaxy far, far away, you will be aware that oil prices are reaching new peaks on a daily basis. And... (posted by Stephen Munday 3 years 217 days ago.)

Japanese Kanji Learning: Short-Cuts to Rapid Mastery (Part 1)

What? Kanji can be learned quickly? This seems an impossible dream to many students of Japanese who come from a non-kanji language culture. Even hiragana and katakana seem impossibly hard to the average beginner, so remembering kanji, with all their intricate strokes and multiple readings, can appear to be beyond the abilities of the human mind. But don't give up hope just yet! There are... (posted by Stephen Munday 6 years 226 days ago.)

Don’t Take The Romaji Short-Cut When Learning Japanese

This is an issue many Japanese learners come up against, particularly if they live outside Japan. After all, If you are not in the country, it seems difficult to justify the huge amount of time that learning Japanese characters seems to require. So what are the problems in using Romaji (Roman letters, like the characters you are reading right now) for studying Japanese: 1. Mother-Tongue Conflict... (posted by Stephen Munday 6 years 226 days ago.)

Don’t Let Your Kanji Tattoo Get “Lost In Translation”

Thinking of getting a kanji tattoo or kanji jewelry? Then arm yourself with this information before you buy anything. It may be the difference between being cool and national humiliation. What? National humiliation?! Well OK, national humiliation is an unlikely outcome, but an article in the March 1st, 2005 Washington Post Express shows that the possibility is there. "Lost in Translation" looked at... (posted by Stephen Munday 6 years 340 days ago.)