u/TheEclipseApocalypse

Thank you for all those who reply to my previous post. I have taken your suggestions and added prices to this one. Also I already hired a few people to help out. These are the jobs that I still need help with.

I am looking for help with the following. Located in between Rycom and American Village.

Dog walker. I will pay 2,000 yen for half an hour walk with my dog. Medium sized dog that is leash trained.

Pet sitter. I will pay 5, 000 yen a day to take care of my dog. I will provide food and kennel you just provide a place for him to stay.

Post office help. 200 yen per package. I live walking distance to a Japanese post office but I work the hours that they are open. Usually my daughter does this but now she has gone off to college overseas. I average 80-100 packages a week. During October to December this number triples. Most are small and can fit into a backpack. Print and attach post office mailing labels to each package which will be numbered and prepaid by me.

Thanks for applying!

I need someone to help me run errands near American Village. Can be one or numerous people.

I need help taking parcels to the Japanese post office to ship within Japan. I will fill everything out you just scan the label.

Help fix flat bicycle tires.

Walking my dog when I am too busy.

Anyone going Costco shopping and could pick up some things for me?

Replant plants into bigger pots.

Wash and fold laundry.

Probably other things.

Any and all help is appreciated.

Does anyone remember the MIJ married in Japan women's group that was on Yahoo groups? It was for Foreign women married to Japanese men and it was a lifesaver for most of us who were just going online and finding a community.

Anyone from that group still around in Japan in this group? I remember what an amazing supportive group of women it was.

I do various forms of art that I sometimes get paid for and I am looking for other artists to collaborate with and share profits with. Also I would like people to share booths with at craft fairs or inside shopping malls or farmers markets. I travel throughout Japan to showcase my art.

I am really open-minded to how this arrangement might look for both of us.

There are things that I have made in the past that have made a small profit for me and another artist.

Art that I like to make.

Sewing. Painting. Claymation. Woodworking. Fabric puppets. Photography.

I also like putting my photography and paintings on merchandise and selling those.

If you are interested in collaborating or would like to sell merchandise together please DM me.

I do various forms of art that I sometimes get paid for and I am looking for other artists to collaborate with and share profits with. Also I would like people to share booths with at craft fairs or inside shopping malls or farmers markets.

I am really open-minded to how this arrangement might look for both of us.

There are things that I have made in the past that have made a small profit for me and another artist.

Art that I like to make.

Sewing. Painting. Claymation. Woodworking. Fabric puppets. Photography.

I also like putting my photography and paintings on merchandise and selling those.

If you are interested in collaborating or would like to sell merchandise together please DM me.

Love shopping?

My neighbour needs weekly help going shopping due to a medical condition with limited mobility. She is bilingual speaking both English and Japanese so language is not an issue. My daughter makes an extra 120000 yen a month helping her. But now she's going away to college so we are looking for someone to help take over for her.

Edit. Just to clarify she does not need a nurse she just needs a second pair of eyes. She is not fully blind but 95% blind. She is not contagious. She's not going to need an ambulance or CPR.

Locations. Tokyo, Nakano, Yurakucho, Oikeibajo, and Asakusa Stations. I can provide an exact schedule and location schedule when you reply.

Bring good walking shoes and a drink bottle.

Where can I pick up some cheap used kimonos near Waseda? Also cheap household items?

Is the cheapest option for international registered mail really 500 grams with EMS Japan Post?

I want the package to be tracked but it only weighs 24 g in total.

Any cheaper options with tracking?

I accidentally left my wallet at the convenience store and all my money and ID was still there when I went to pick it up the next day. What can I get the convenience store workers as a thank you?

Is it okay to give Amazon gift cards? Or are there such a thing as supermarket gift cards? For Aeon?

What is the best clarifying shampoo on the Japanese market right now?