Looking for people in Japan,Tokyo(Urgent)

serewen

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• 13 Jan 2006

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Well, Actually I'm asking this for my dad. He said he wants to find a friend he knew while working in Japan, Tokyo..but only gave me some information.


Name: Tomonori Kataoka
Location: Japan, Tokyo
Age:50++
Job: Working as a job agency (Headhunting company)

Please move this topic to the right section if I'm posted it wrong here.THX

 

budd

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10 Jul 2003

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• 13 Jan 2006

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it's urgent?

Get him to give some more information?
Got a business card with some kanji?
Anyway, this forum has a japan people-finder thread somewhere -- maybe the people in charge will link to where it was moved or move it there
hope this helps. good luck

 

yukio_michael

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If you had the name in Kanji, would you be able to check with city hall to see about that person (as the names must be registered w/ the government officially--- even imigrants names need to registered, like the stamps you use to sign your cheques... even it is maikeru in katakana).

How does one find a person in a city of millions?

 

Mike Cash

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yukio_michael said:

How does one find a person in a city of millions?

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Going to the library's reference section and looking through the phone books is a good start.

 

yukio_michael

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mikecash said:

Going to the library's reference section and looking through the phone books is a good start.

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In the United States its easy as well to do that--- also, you can look up the property that such a person owns which needs to be registered with the city (concerning that they registered it in their names)...

There are also some free criminal background checks that you can pull, and if you have the means, you can pull their TRW etc, from their social.

I used to do this 'for fun' for people who happened to be owed money by someone who skipped town... 'skip tracing'...

If you're in Malaysia (as is the original poster), you might not have access to the same information you would locally though. I'm not sure, are international phone registries available at the library?

Also--- internet phone registries. Eh.

 

epigene

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• 15 Jan 2006

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I didn't notice this thread until now.

I googled and found a person named Tomonori Kataoka, who heads a headhunting company called ロードインターナショナル (Road International or Load International??--the correct spelling cannot be confirmed).

There is an article on the Japanese job placement market with his picture here:

ボーナス転職の真実

If this is not him, you have to go the ways suggested by the other posters. Good luck!

 

serewen

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• 19 Jan 2006

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epigene said:

If this is not him, you have to go the ways suggested by the other posters. Good luck!

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Hello epigene san, hontoni arigatou ne!
I will confirm it with my dad and let you guys know later

 

serewen

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Sad news to tell u guys.the website that epigene provided was not him
He was working for IMCA Japan

 

serewen

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How do I search an ex-staff from IMCA?I was sent a mail to IMCA inc, but no reply till now.

Tomonori Kataoka
Bungei-Shunju Shinkan,3rd FL,
Kioi-Cho 3-23,Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 102,Japan.
IMCA INC.