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Film buyer credits English skills Atsuko Matsumoto Daily Yomiuri Staff Writer A crowd of people lining up in front of a cinema to watch a first-run movie is a usual sight on weekends. But for Azusa Nakamura, the sight is something special, and it sustains her in her career. "I feel like shaking hands with each person in the line and saying, 'Thank you!'" said Nakamura, who works for GAGA Communi..

Interpreting more than just language The Yomiuri Shimbun Let's be honest. You must be envious of an interpreter standing next to your favorite movie star, whispering into his or her ear. Well, then you probably won't make a good interpreter. "I'm not really the star-struck type," Yoshiko Okura said flatly. "They're all human beings after all," she added, as if talking about her colleagues. In he..

A trained young brain remembers The Yomiuri Shimbun "Why do we have to study English?," "What's the merit of studying English?"--These are basic questions by students that teachers have to answer before they actually start teaching English, according to Ryojiro Watanabe. "Today's children are very pragmatic. If they know mastering English will make their life easier, they will be motivated to st..