What ever happened to the Kaisha Society ?   
      
      
      
   On Thursday, September 21, 1989 at 5:22:32 PM UTC+9, Paul SPEE wrote:   
   > For those of you who work for a Japanese employer or are going to work   
   > for a Japanese employer, the following information may be of interest.   
   >   
   > "Kaisha Society is a non-profit professional association based in Tokyo   
   > and comprised of non-Japanese citizens employed at Japanese corporations,   
   > organizations, and academic institutions. Our purpose is to foster   
   > professional development and personal growth by providing an open forum   
   > to discuss all aspects of employment in Japan....   
   >   
   > ...   
   > Principle benefits of membership are:   
   >   
   > * Exposure to prominent members of the business and academic communities   
   > * Networking opportunities at monthly meetings   
   > * Opportunity to influence Japanese establishment thinking on foreign   
   >   works in Japan   
   > * Professional and personal development via meetings and outside social   
   >   activities   
   > * Monthly newsletter   
   > * Semiannual membership directory   
   > * Annual salary-and-benefits survey of members"   
   >   
   > The monthly meeting is in the Foreign Correspondents Club on the 20th floor   
   > of the Yurakuchou Denki Building on the third Wednesday of each month   
   > and starts at 6:15"   
   >   
   > Note: I do not represent the opinion of the Kaisha Society.   
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   > |   Paul Spee                                   |     ____|___|____    |   
   > |   Research Development Corporation of Japan   |      __ |   | __     |   
   > |   Quantum Magneto Flux Logic Project          |     |__| _|_ |__|    |   
   > |   Computer Architecture Group                 |     |__| _|_ |__|    |   
   > |   c/o Mitsui Zosen System Research            |     |   |_|_|   |    |   
   > |       5-6-4, Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan   |     |   |_|_|   |    |   
   > |   Tel. 03-546-7587, Fax. 03-546-7588          |     |    /|\    |    |   
   > |   spee%qmflp.junet@RELAY.CS.NET               |     |   / | \   |    |   
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