Hey there!

R

Riot

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Hey there!
My name is Matt.
I'm from Canada.
The french section of it.
I speak/write french and english.
I'm 24 years old.
I'm a professional, I'm a bricklayer-mason.
That's what I do for a living.
Other than that, I start my Japanese class next month.
I'm planning ahead for a working holiday in Japan.
Anyone ever tried that?
I plan on visiting Japan, and eventually, if I like it (I know I like the cars and their beers) maybe start my own bricklaying business, if the demand is there.
Hope to hear from anyone of you!
Good day!
Matt

 

Clawn

The Wise *****

6 Feb 2005

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Hello Matt (if I may call you that), and welcome to JREF!

 

M

Mitsuo

The Great

19 Jan 2006

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Hey Matt! I already said hi on the other thread but I'll do it agian. WHAASSSSUP! Alright Peace!

 

R

Riot

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12 Mar 2003

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haha thanx to everyone so far!

 

Carlson

Stay At Home Mom!

30 Oct 2005

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welcome to the forum

 

Nothingness

and total Randomness!!!

12 Mar 2004

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Welcome to JREF, Brick101!!!

 

Honey Vanity

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Welcome to JREF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

R

-rika- shinya`

先輩

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hello and welcome to the forum !

 

ullvarg

先輩

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welcome

 

Mycernius

The Hairy Wookie

4 Feb 2005

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Hello and welcome to the forum. Have fun
Good luck for any business venture you might plan for Japan

 

H

~Hezaa~

Random Girl

5 Feb 2006

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Hey, welcome. Hope to see many more posts from you! Good Luck with your plans!

 

Mars Man

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Rest in Peace

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Greetings from the heart of Japan, the Japan Alps !! Welcome to the forum Brick101!! I hope you work hard on your Japanese 'cause if you're interested in doing brick-laying work here, you'll need it real bad.

I do the work myself too, but am not so good. I laid the BBQ pit that I have outside the kitchen, it was hard, but it was a lot of fun. I think I got it pretty good, most of the spaces match, and I didn't use spacers. I used fire brick, and now, after some 9 years of usage, there is some cracking along the seams, but it's still holding.

My guess, is that there would be some openings for the work with certain building companies. I wish you all the best in your plans, but be sure to work hard on the Japanese. AND enjoy the forum too !! See you 'round !!