Living ninjya legend master Masaaki Hatsumi
Living ninjya legend master Masaaki Hatsumi
At Foreign Press Conference
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What is EZ water? The fourth state of water - the most significant scientific discovery of the century
『The most significant scientific discovery of this century』
It was not that easy to clearly differentiate water elements. This topic came up frequently in the film, "Water: The Great Mystery" as well. The structure of its molecules has been studied by Gerald Pollack, professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington, with successful results.
Prof. Gerald Pollack's remarkable discovery
From October 22nd to 25th of 2013, researchers are invited to Sofia, Bulgaria from all over the world for the Eighth Annual Water Conference on the Physics, Chemistry and Biology of Water. The memories that water can hold was the major subject of the meeting. Prof. Gerald Pollack's team from the University of Washington presented a new finding that when running an electrical current, water turned into a liquid crystal at distances up to several hundred micrometers. The forth state of water followed by solid, liquid and vapor is considered to be more ordered and structured than regular water.This is an eye-opening and completely new theory that explains various phenomena in water.
Pollack proved that the fourth state of water is structured and liquid crystalized that occurs between the solid and liquid states. In theory, water turns into liquid crystalized water (EZ water) when freezing and ice turns into EZ water when melting.
EZ water carries electric potential energy. The electric current travels through when an electrode is inserted between the EZ water and the outside layer. Light, especially infrared rays, result in an expansion of the EZ layer. This leads to the hypothesis that the solar energy absorbed by water is used to build electric energy and create EZ water.
This is the most significant scientific discovery of the century that proves the idea, "memory of water".
Mind-blowing finding of EZ water presented by a Nobel Prize winner
Dr. Luc Montagnier, winner of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2006, mentioned that electromagnetic signals from bacterial DNA in water have been prepared using agitation and high dilutions. In conclusion, water can retain memory from DNA that saves massive quantities of information. His idea expands the potential for EZ water.
More understanding of water molecules among scientists
"Thank you"
"You disgust me"
The samples that had been exposed to the words “thank you” exhibited beautiful crystals, while samples that had been exposed to the words “you disgust me” yield ugly crystals. The study by Masaru Emoto was rediscovered by Russian scientists, and his photographs on a series of experiments observing the physical effect of words on the crystalline structure of water were well recognized. Although there is no scientific fact behind it, his photos lead to the assumption that water may have identity. His book with photos on crystals was translated in more than 30 countries and became the focus among scientists.
"Love and appreciation"
His book Messages from Water was published in English and Japanese, and opened a discussion that water has its own identity. The idea derives from snowflakes - after many attempts, he succeded to capture water crystals in 1994. "Love and appreciation" is the word that yeilds the most beautiful crystal formations.
He said that this is the most beautiful and brilliant among any crystals. This type of crystal can be created by exposing water to different words and music.
2018IRWS interviews Jhoenel Alejandro Marquez from CEBU
We interviewed Jhoenel Alejandro Marquez(stage name : Tensai), who is from Philippines.
He won the first prize at the International Red-White Singing Festival in Cebu, which was a ticket to Tokyo stage.
1. Why did you decide to join this event in Cebu?
I have a group of J-pop singers (Team OKE Gakuen) who let me know about the event in Cebu.
A free trip to Japan is what really encourages me to join the contest.
But more than that, I want to gain experience through singing Japanese songs on stage. And it is also my first time to visit Cebu.
Singing in Japanese was difficult for me, especially the pronunciation. But with the help of my team, I could overcome the difficulty.
2. Have you come to Japan? What are you interested in Japanese culture?
I'd been to Japan before when I was working as a Marine Engineer.
Anime is the major key why I've become interested in Japanese culture. It became part of my childhood that's why singing anime songs brings back my childhood memories.
Actually my biggest dream as a singer is to sing Anime songs.
3. What song will you sing at the stage in Tokyo? And why did you choose the song?
I will sing “Konayuki” by Remioromen.
It is a theme song of a Japanese drama "One Liter of Tears".
It was aired in the Philippine television years ago.
Actually my mother is almost the same as the drama’s character who is sick, so I want to dedicate this song to my mother.
4. What do you think is the attraction of music or songs?
Music can talk through everyone. It can break the language barrier and talk directly through people's hearts.
Singing makes me feel alive and express myself freely. I can say that my life is incomplete without it.
And especially Anime song makes me happy by remembering me of my childhood.
5. What do you think about international exchange like this event?
It is like sharing and uniting everyone around the globe through a certain activity like singing and appreciating the culture of every nation.
It is a dream of mine to go to Japan and sing in international stage. That alone is a dream come true.
I just want to gain friends through my passion and share it to everyone especially to Japanese people since I am singing Japanese music.
He will sing as a White team.
Let’s enjoy his song and share his passion.
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Interviewer: Sae Iida
Graduated from Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
Had guided foreign people to Meiji Shrine as a volunteer activity, Global Community, and based on the experience, created a guide book to Meiji Shrine in Japanese, English and Korean, as a graduation research.
Working at a commercial vehicle company now. She enjoys visiting various cafes every weekend.
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The interview for contestant for irws2017 Kenichi
The interview for contestant for irws2017 Kenichi
Kenichi Uang from フィリピン
1. How did you get into singing?
Singing has always been something I just do. My parents would tell me that I began singing as young as 3 or so years old. They say my first song was "Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice. It's a rather old song and I don't even remember much about it, which kind of says that I've probably been singing for much longer than I even remember. Today I still sing, but usually for myself or from requests from friends for their celebrations or anything like that. Music is just something that I really love and to me it's the cheapest form of travel. Which is why I enjoy listening to new music from different cultures but mostly Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.
2. Why did you decide to perform at IRWS in Japan? (What do you want to accomplish through this experience?)
Well aside from being given the opportunity I find it exciting to be a part of the IRWS. I like how it has a history in lifting up the spirits of those who were struck by a major catastrophe several years ago. I think that it's also a good place to share my love for the Japanese music, culture, and language with others who aren't Japanese. Also I've never performed a Japanese song for a big Japanese crowd in Japan so it's a very big honor for me and I'd like to find out if you would enjoy my performance. 緊張していますｗ
I hope I could show everyone who'll be watching in Japan, how much their culture is loved in my country and also make new friends this way. I hope my performance can send this message.
3. Why do you select 鱗（uroko)?
When I first heard 鱗、it was from a Japanese friend I had just met. I used to listen to heavier Japanese rock but this song was very different to me. The way it's sung has so much emotions and I immediately fell in love with the melody. But when I began listening and reading the lyrics the emotions were actually much stronger when I began to understand the lyrics. Honestly I usually like to sing songs with high singing pitches like 鱗 but now I love the song because of what it means. I love how it's about someone you just admire... someone you just need to reach... someone who you want to hear you and see you... and that sometimes it's just not so easy. This song makes me both happy and sad. 悔しいけど言葉はなんか心強いです。It's like this song reminds me that if there are things and people you love, you push yourself and do the best you can especially when it's hard. I'd like to live my life this way. Pushing forward and being brave enough to the right things.
4. Would you mind sharing your thoughts as a member of the Red team?
I just hope to have to have fun with everyone and do my best. And I think it's cool to be part of the red team. Sometimes I like watching スパー戦. 赤いはリーダーの色だからなんかかっこいいとおもって。
5. What are you expecting of IRWS & staff in Japan?
Oh I hope everyone's friendly so that we can talk about a lot of different things. I hope to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures and really just learn more from everyone and grow as a person. I think everyone has a story and we should really listen to each other more and grow together.
6. What Japanese song is popular in your country?
実は… あまり詳しくない。ごめんなさい。?? From what I know, most people in the Philippines like listening to songs from anime. I used to watch a lot of anime as well and in fact I got my love for music from anime but now I like to find music outside of anime. I don't know if they are still popular today but the songs from るろうに剣心 were very popular once upon a time. I myself love almost all of them. (*ﾉωﾉ)
IRWS.Festival official site http://irws.org
The interview for the contestants for IRWS 2017 MARIA MORALES
The interview for the contestants for IRWS（International Red-White Singing ）festival 2017
MARIA MORALES from PERU
1. What brought you to Japan? How did you get into singing?
I came to Japan in order to obtain a graduate degree. I’m a second year Master student of Public Health at Tsukuba University.
I participated in a singing contest organized by the Faculty of Psychology of my university in Peru (Universidad Nacional Federico Villarreal), that was during my last years as a student, and I got second place, this encouraged me to start singing more “seriously”.
2. Why did you decide to perform at IRWS? (What do you want to accomplish through this experience?)
I decided to participate because I want to have more opportunities to perform in Japan, know other performers and learn from them in order to improve myself.
3. Why do you select 河内おとこ節（Kawachi otoko bushi)?
I like singing happy songs because I want people to be happy and have fun, I think the audience will feel empowered with my performance.
4. Would you mind sharing your thoughts as the White team?
→All performers are divided into two teams, red and white like Japanese traditional TV show on New Year’s eve.
Let’s do our best!! We won’t lose against the Red Team.
5. What are you expecting of IRWS & staff?
I expect to have fun with them and learn more about Japan.
6. What Japanese song is popular in your country?
Japanese songs are becoming popular in Peru specially because of anime, but one song that the generation of my mother recognize (people around their 60’s and 70’s) is “Sukiyaki” (Ue wo muite aruko).
Official Site FOR International Red-White Singing Festival https://www.irws.org
We Will Make Osaka Cosmopolitan Center !!
（The D`homes Team, helping the world find a home in Kansai）
The D`homes Team, helping the world fi nd a home in Kansai
Since Daiwa Homes began our Foreign Sales Department, we have seen more
and more international interest from people living outside of Japan, not just
Osaka.
Almost all of our advertising is webbased and as such is visible worldwide.
While we are currently advertising our services and listing property in
English and Japanese only, we regularly receive enquiries about real estate
from all over the world. These range from overseas exchange students looking for
aff ordable housing near their language schools and universities, to new teachers
hired overseas and coming to work in public and private institutions sharing their
languages and cultural backgrounds with students in Osaka and Kansai. At the
other end of the spectrum are prospective investors and property developers
looking to Osaka as a potentially high return market, competitive in Asia and an
aff ordable alternative to Tokyo.
Many investors see Osaka as a hub for both business and tourism. With
internationally known centers of business and culture; Kyoto and Kobe nearby,
international businesses can take advantage of a fairly broad market, within a
reasonable geographical area. Visitors staying in Osaka can journey to any of
Kansai`s places of interest and be back the same day.
Osaka is becoming an international destination, for business, for tourism and longterm
visitors and we believe the needs of non-Japanese residents and visitors will
need to be met more frequently and more efficiently as more and more of the
world sees what Osaka has to ofｆer.
The 2020 Olympics, Tokyo has an opportunity to show the world how welcoming
the Metropolis is to international visitors. Osaka should not be left behind, and will
no doubt receive a lot more interest leading up to 2020.
If Tokyo can eff ectively host the millions of potential visitors during the Olympics,
Osaka has an opportunity to lead the way in providing a welcoming, secure home
for the ever increasing numbers of non-Japanese residents from around the world
who could in the future become the fastest growing section of Japan`s population.
While Tokyo plays host to visitors from around the world, Osaka could become a
truly cosmopolitan center where people from around the world can call home.
Apresentação a situação imobiliária japonesa no mundo
Apresentação a situação imobiliária japonesa no mundo
(Sr. Shiomi segurando a bandeira japonesa na Conferência Internacional no Rio de Janeiro, Brasil em 2012)
Negócio de gestão de imobiliário e sua internacionalização. Aparentemente parece ser não menos relevantes, mas na verdade, agora, o japão tem atraído a atenção de comerciante de imóveis do mundo. Delegação da Coréia visita frequentemenete e tenta aprender os comerciantes no Japão.
Foi entrevisto sobre o assunto com Sr Noriaki Shiomi do Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu Center CO., LTD.,quem tem rede de comerciantes imobiliários do mundo obtendo qualificação de primeiro Certificado Administrador de Aluguel(CPM=Certified Property Manager) de Imobiliário no Instituto de Administração de Bens Imóveis(IREM=Institute of Real Estate Management).
Perfil:Sr. Shiomi Noriaki
CEO do Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu Center CO., LTD.
Sr.Shiomi fundou a empresa de gestão de aluguel afastando de desenvolvedor dos apartamentos do condomínio em 1987. Em comparação com a compra e venda, comércio de gestão de aluguel era muito atrasado, sabendo que o sistema de Estados Unidos foi muito avançado e por isso ele aprendeu o sistema de gestão de aluguel (=property management) nos Estados Unidos. "Gestão de aluguel" é considerado o ativo como "produtos de investimento", aumentando a sua eficiência do investimento para máxima.Ele aprendeu o gestão de aluguel nos Estados Unidos e qualificado como primeiro licenciado japonês do Certificado Administrador de Aluguel(CPM=Certified Property Manager) de Imobiliário no Instituto de Administração de Bens Imóveis(IREM=Institute of Real Estate Management). Aproveitando a ampla rede dos agentes imobiliários mundial, ao mesmo tempo ele transmiti a notícia de situação imobiliária no Japão. E ele ocupou cargos importantes em organizações relacionadas no imobiliário, como exemplo do diretor do Associação de Gestão de Aluguel no Japão(JPM=Japan Property Management Association).
Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu Center CO., LTD.
7-Meiwa building
Wakabayashi 3-4-11, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo
CEO: Shiomi Noriaki
Fone:03-5430-5100/Fax:03-5430-5101
e-mail: info@meiwa-g.co.jp
Gestão de aluguel, compra e venda dos apartamentos estúdios. Gestão de 8400 apartamentos em toquio, kanagawa e saitama em 2014. O valor imobiliário é alto e eficiência de ocupação tambem é alta com fornecimento de serviço baseado de estudo de saber a necessidade de mercado anteriormente sobre a gestão de aluguel.
Motivo de promoção empresarial?
No outro dia, eu recebi a visita de agentes imobiliários com cerca de 20 empresas da Coréia do Sul, mas quando começei a promoção empresarial, eu nunca imaginei acontecer essas coisas no futuro nesta epoca. O motivo de promoção empresarial foi muito simples. Originalmente, eu fui trabalhando na compra e venda de imóveis, mas o irmão mais novo nascido dentro de um ano foi bem sucedido no negócio de investimento imobiliário e eu tinha oportunidade da gestão desta propriedade. E enquanto eu envolvido no negócio, senti que a gestão de propriedade era bem mais atrasada sistematicamente comparando com a compra e venda de imoveis. Eu pensei que isto é uma oportunidade de negócio e pedi lições de gestão dos altos acumulando os conhecimentos pela minha própria maneira. Eu fiz contrato um por um sem expriencia do zero por conta própria. Mas eu encontrei com gestão dos altos por sorte, levantei uma companhia sozinho em 26 anos de idade e depois consegue aumentar a empresa no caminho certo. Além disso, eu servi como um membro do comitê da Associação de Gestão de Aluguel no Japão(JPM) e até assumir o cargo de diretor.
Conferência internacional no Rio de Janeiro, Brasil em 2012
Como o senhor conseguiu a qualificação de gestão aluguel certificada nos Estados Unidos?
No final de decada de 1990, a idéia de securitização imobiliária dos Estados Unidos vieram ao Japão. Foi o tema quente no jornal e em 1996, visitamos nos Estados Unidos com os voluntários de associação. Tocamos a idéia teórica de administração de imóveis nos muito avançado nos Estados Unidos e organizamos um grupo de estudo. Eu era encarregado do grupo de estudo e era suposto para obter o certificado de gestão aluguel nos Estados Unidos. Esta qualificação está espalhada por todo o mundo e está reconhecido o padrão internacional de fato.
(Sr. Shiomi apresenta na convenção da Guatemala da América Latina em 2012)
(Na convenção da Guatemala na América Latina em 2012)
A ideia de padronizar a sua propria atividade dos americanos torna-se util para aprender. Graças a essa qualificação, eu era capaz de aumentar os companheiros no mundo. Japoneses qualificados são ainda um pouco, mas maior membros tem interesse no Japão, tenho oportunidade de falar bem sobre o assunto do Japão. Eu não falo inglês fluentemente nem tinha oportunidade de experiencia especial no exterior mas como não tenho medo de onde quer que vou, tenho apreciado recepções e reuniões misturado com povos de estrangeiros.
O senhor tem uma ampla rede no exterior, agora, o sonho do seu futuro?
Internacionalização do Japão mais do que agora é obrigatório pensando ambiente social por exemplos de TTP, Tóquio Olimpíadas, tais como declínio taxa de natalidade e envelhecimento da população. Além disso, existe os companheiros que estão interessados no Japão, sobre tecnologia avançada, sociedade estabilizada, cultura específica do Japão. Comerciantes de gestão imobiliária no Japão quem estão envolvidas com colegas nos exteriores e estão enviando informações japonêses são ainda pequeno. Os voluntários que se reuniram para melhorar no setor imobiliário tem capaz de reunir com confiança. Futuro próximo, no Japão, aumentarão mais estrangeiros para viver e negociar. De acordo com esse, pessoas de gestão aluguel tambem vai ser necessitado no futuro de ter rede global em confiança. No entanto, a imagem da setor de gestão imobiliária atual no Japão não parece tão legal. Meu sonho é fazer legal neste setor. Negócio de compra e venda de imóveis é aparentemente chamativo mas é fácil de ser afetada pela economia. A esse respeito, o setor de gestão aluguel não é chamativo. Porem, isto é bom negócio porque quanto maior número de unidade de aluguel, estabiliza mais gestão. Se você vai para expandir negócios no exterior, possibilidade de países da América do Sul e do Sudeste Asiático, paises de desenvolvimento econômico de pleno direito, terão sucesso de várias ordens de magnitude.
(Com colegas no Chile em 2013)
(com Presidente de Associaçao Gestão de Imobiliário do Chile em 2013)
Mensagem para os jovens que querem trabalhar no exterior.
Comércio de Gestão imobiliária , uma indústria de serviços que podem muito a evoluir com os tempos.
Aparentemente simples, mas conforme as necessidades de mudanças do inquilino, a forma de operação vão mudar. Empresa que fornece novo serviço também nasce mais e mais tais como apartamento respondem a pessoas de serviços estrangeiro, habitação para os idosos, habitação junto com animal de estimação. Nossa missão é de realizar "No lugar de proprietário, administrar imóveis eficientemente para garantir mais receita". Nossa missão é também o trabalho de infra-estrutura de suporte de vida dos moradores. Para este fim, temos de entender a posição dos inquilinos da propriedade e fornecer os serviços selecionados. Também é possível que sair um atrás de outro serviços do Japão no futuro. Com assunto de jogos olímpicos em Tóquio, atenção para o Japão estão reunidos.Apresentação do Japão para o mundo tambem é um dos nossos trabalhos.Excelentes estudantes japoneses e estrangeiros vaem fazer bom trabalho. Por isso quero que eles aprendem o conhecimento deste setor firmemente. JPM está fazendo "concurso de idéia de habitação para aluguel de casa e dos apartamentos" e "estágio para os estudantes estrangeiros". Eu quero que voces vão impulsionar neste setor continuamente.
Introducing Japan to the World of Property Management
Introducing Japan to the World of Property Management
( Mr. Shiomi with a flag of Japan at Rio Earth Summit 2012 in Brazil)
It may be hard to see the relationship between globalization and property management, but actually Japan draws attention from property managers across the world. For example, a group of South Koreans frequently visit Japan to learn how we run the business. We interviewed Mr. Noriaki Shiomi from Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu Center CO., LTD. He is the first Japanese CPM (Certified Property Manager) at IREM (Institute of Real Estate Management).
Noriaki Shiomi
CEO of Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu Center CO., LTD.
Mr. Shiomi started his company as a property management department of a condominium development company in 1987. He found that property management was not that common in Japan compared to real estate and decided to study American property management, one of the most advanced systems in the world. Property managers are to efficiently evaluate individual properties to maximize real estate value and optimize investment returns. He acquired the necessary knowledge and skills in this field and became the first Japanese CPM at IREM. As a member of IREM, he spreads Japanese innovation to international property managers. He plays an important role at many real estate groups, such as JPM (Japan Property Management Association).
Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu Center CO., LTD
7th Meiwa building, 3-4-11 Wakabayashi, Setagaya, Tokyo
Noriaki Shiomi
Tel 03-5430-5100/Fax 03-5430-5101
E-mail : info@meiwa-g.co.jp
The company has been selling and renting studio apartments for over 27 years. As of 2014, Meiwa manages 8,400 properties in Tokyo, Kanagawa and Saitama prefectures. By staying on top of industry trends and providing quality services, It is able to increase the value of his properties and maintain high occupancy rates.
Why did you start your own business?
I just received visitors from about 20 real estate companies from South Korea the other day. When I started my own business, I didn't see that coming. I was a real estate agent before starting to manage my brother's property. He made a fortune from property investment. Back then, property management was not that common in Japan compared to real estate so I saw a business opportunity. I had to start from a scratch, but I was able to make profits by the age of 26 thanks to experienced professionals who share their knowledge with me. Now I am a board member at JPM, with whom I've been working as a member of planning committee.
(Mr. Shiomi at Rio Earth Summit 2012 in Brazil)
How did you end up getting CPM?
The US introduced real estate securitization to Japan in the late 1990s. I visited the US with my JPM colleagues, and there we were introduced to property management. After this trip, we started a group to study this field. I needed to obtain my CPM qualification since I was in charge of this group. CPM is now a uniform global standard.
( Mr. Shiomi at a meeting in Guatemala, 2012)
(Mr. Shiomi at a meeting in Guatemala, 2012)
We have so much to learn from Americans who standardize their activities and spread them to the world. Without CPM, I wouldn't be able to meet my colleagues from other countries. We don't have many Japanese at IREM so I have a lot of opportunities to talk about Japan since a majority of IREM members are interested in our country. I am not that fluent in English and haven't spent much time in other countries, but I always have fun with international colleagues at conferences and receptions.
Do you feel your access to an international community of property managers gives you any advantages?
Given Japan's rapidly aging population, its concerns about Trans-Pacific Partnership (TTP) and upcoming Tokyo Olympics, globalization is the key to the success. I have many colleagues who are interested in Japan's advanced technology, stable society and unique culture. However, there are not that many Japanese property managers who are able to exchange ideas with international colleagues and introduce our ideas to the world. My colleagues are the people who want to make our industry better so I find it easy to build trusting relationships with them. There will be more international people who live and work in Japan. That means Japanese property managers need to build trusting relationships with international colleagues.
However, property management is not considered cool in Japan yet. I want to make it cool. You may be able to make a lot of money in real estate, but returns from real estate are closely correlated with the health of the economy. On the other hand, property management is quite good in terms of stability - you simply need to increase the number of properties to run a healthy business. I'm mainly working on Japanese properties, but there are many opportunities in South East Asia and South America, which will experience rapid economic development in the coming years.
（ Mr. Shiomi with his colleagues in Chile, 2013）
（Mr. Shiomi with the president of IREM Japan in Chile 2013）
My message to the future generations
There will be many opportunities in property management. I believe that part of our mission is to meet residential needs. Now an increasing number of companies offer a new style of housing for foreigners, elderly and tenants with pets. We are meant to pursue the actual business of profitable property management on behalf of our owner-clients. At the same time, we also need to provide appropriate services and infrastructure for residents. That means we need to see things from their point of view and provide quality services. It would be great if we can come up with new services and share them with the world. With the Tokyo Olympics coming, Japan draws global attention. It's part of our job s to introduce our country to the world. There will definitely be many opportunities for talented domestic and international students. I want them to be aware of what's coming next and continually gain knowledge in this industry. JPM has launched an ideas competition for rented housing and offers internships for international students. I want them to be part of my team.
Introduciendo Japon al mundo de la Gestion de la Propiedad
Introduciendo Japon al mundo de la Gestion de la Propiedad
(El Sr. Shiomi con la bandera de Japon, representando a su pais en el Congreso Internacional de 2012 en Rio de Janerio, Brasil)
Gestion administrativa inmobiliaria y globalizacion. A primera vista puede parecernos que dichos
conceptos no guardan demasiada relacion entre si, sin embargo, actualmente Japon esta atrayendo la
atencion de los gestores de la propiedad de todo el mundo. Por ejemplo, han sido frecuentes las visitas de
grupos de estudio procedentes de Corea del Sur para obtener informacion sobre los sectores empresariales
de Japon. Hemos entrevistado al Sr. Noriaki Shiomi, del Centro Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu S.A., que es el
primer gestor cualificado de la propiedad en Japon con certificacion del Instituto Americano de Agencias
de Gestion de la Propiedad (IREM), que cuenta con una infraestructura internacional de gestores de la
propiedad inmobiliaria en todo el mundo.
Noriaki Shiomi
Trayectoria profesional del Sr. Noriaki Shiomi
Director Ejecutivo del Centro Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu S.A.
En 1987 el Sr. Shiomi crea su empresa como un departamento para administrar el desarrollo
de apartamentos y pisos en regimen de propiedad horizontal. Percibe claramente el retraso
del sector del arrendamiento inmobiliario comparado con el sector comercial de compra-
venta, y como resultado de estar en contacto con las iniciativas de la gestion de la propiedad
tan avanzadas de America, comienza a estudiar dichos sistemas. La gestion de la propiedad
(property management) consiste en considerar los bienes como productos de inversion, es
una tecnica de administracion que maximiza el rendimiento de las inversiones en bienes
inmobiliarios. Se formo en el area de Gestion de la propiedad, y fue el primer japones en
obtener el titulo de Gestor Cualificado de Propiedad (CPM) otorgado por el IREM, que
reconoce dicha cualificacion. Mediante la red internacional IREM ha logrado poner en
conocimiento de los gestores de la propiedad de todo el mundo las actividades de Japon en
este sector. Ha ocupado sucesivamente cargos importantes en la Asociacion de Gestion de la Propiedad de Japon
(JPM), asi como en muchos otros grupos de gestion de la propiedad inmobiliaria.
Centro Meiwa Jyuhan Ryutu S.A
7 Edificio Meiwa, 3-4-11 Wakabayashi, Setagaya, Tokio
Tel 03-5430-5100/Fax 03-5430-5101
E-mail : info@meiwa-g.co.jp
Durante 27 anos su compania ha desarrollado y gestionado la actividad de compra y venta de
apartamentos. En el presente ano 2014 gestiona 8.400 propiedades inmobiliarias en Tokio, Kanagawa
y Saitama. Como uno de los logros en gestion de la propiedad, ofrece un servicio para captar las
necesidades del mercado con rapidez y seguridad, logrando un porcentaje operativo alto, al tiempo que
contribuye a aumentar el valor de la propiedad.
?Como surgio la oportunidad de crear su propio negocio?
Ultimamente hemos recibido visitas de hasta 20 agencias inmobiliarias de Corea del Sur, pero cuando
comence este negocio no podia preveer que todo esto pudiese llegar a pasar. La oportunidad de
emprender un negocio a veces es mas sencilla de lo esperado, yo trabajaba como agente inmobiliario
antes de comenzar a gestionar la propiedad de mi hermano. El habia tenido exito en actividades de
inversion inmobiliaria, y esa fue la oportunidad de empezar a trabajar en gestion de la propiedad. Al
entrar en contacto con aquel sector y comparar compra-venta y gestion de la propiedad me di cuenta de
que a nivel organizativo ibamos con retraso. Al mismo tiempo, entendi que aquello era una oportunidad
de negocio. Aprendi cuanto pude mediante encuentros con muchos gestores experimentados, y fui
acumulando conocimientos por mi mismo; me encargaba de supervisar todos los tramites, etc., empezaba
a tientas en una nueva area de negocio pero, con 26 anos, y gracias a todos aquellos consejos pude crear
una empresa que genero beneficios. Actualmente pertenezco a la Asociacion de Gestion de la Propiedad
de Japon (JPM), colaborando en la planificacion del Comite.
(El Sr. Shiomi en la Cumbre Internacional de 2012 de Rio de Janerio ,Brasil)
?Como logro obtener la cualificacion CPM?
A mediados de los anos 90 America introdujo en Japon la idea de titulizar valores inmobiliarios, cuestion
que fue tratada en diferentes medios de prensa. En 1996 fui a America junto con colegas del JPM para
conocer de cerca el desarrollo de la gestion de propiedad. A partir del contacto con aquel enfoque teorico
tan avanzado en gestion de la propiedad inmobiliaria, pudimos formar un grupo de investigacion y, en
tanto responsable de dicho grupo, tuve que obtener la titulacion americana de Gestor Cualificado de la
Propiedad. Esta cualificacion CPM esta actualmente reconocida globalmente en todo el mundo.
( Intervencion del Sr. Shiomi en el Congreso de Guatemala 2012, Centro America)
(Congreso de Guatemala 2012, Centro America)
Es mucho lo que podemos aprender de los americanos sobre el modo de pensar la estandardizacion
de su actividad. Gracias a esta cualificacion CPM encontre companeros en todas partes del mundo.
Los japoneses son pocos, pero como muchos de los miembros del IREM tienen interes en Japon
tengo oportunidades de hablar sobre mi pais. Yo no puedo hablar ingles fluidamente, ni he tenido una
experiencia internacional especial pero dondequiera que vaya no me da corte y mezclandome con los
extranjeros disfruto de las reuniones y recepciones.
Ud. cuenta con una red contactos internacional pero, ?cual es su sueno para el futuro?
Ahora mas que nunca es necesaria la globalizacion internacional, ahora que tenemos tantos problemas
como el TTP, la preparacion de los Juegos Olimpicos, la baja natalidad y el envejecimiento de la
sociedad, etc. Ademas son muchos los companeros interesados en Japon, por nuestra tecnologia
avanzada, sociedad estable, y la unicidad de nuestra cultura. Pero son pocos, entre los gestores
japoneses de inmobiliarias, los que tienen contacto e intercambian informacion con colegas de profesion
extranjeros.
Como se ha reunido un grupo de colegas profesionales deseoso de mejorar el sector comercial es facil
reunirse con confianza. En un futuro cercano tambien en Japon viviran muchos extranjeros y aumentara el
numero de los que hacen negocios. Las gestoras de propiedad inmobiliarias tambien veran cercano el dia
en que sea necesaria una red de colegas profesionales dignos de fiar en el extranjero.
Sin embargo, la imagen de las gestoras inmobiliarias de Japon actualmente no se puede decir que sea
buena. Mi sueno es convertir este mundo empresarial en algo con buena imagen, presentable. Este trabajo
de compra-venta inmobiliaria parece muy lucrativo, pero se ve afectado por el alza o baja del crecimiento
economico. En ese aspecto el trabajo de gestion de la propiedad parece un poco sencillo, pero a medida
que aumenta el numero de puestos a administrar es un negocio con faciles garantias de estabilidad. Ahora
casi toda la actividad es en Japon pero cuando se vaya extendiendo el negocio al exterior se abriran
posibilidades en paises de sureste asiatico y suramerica que avanzan en crecimiento economico.
(2013, El Sr. Shiomi con sus colegas en Chile）
(El Sr. Shiomi con el Presidente de IREM en Chile, 2013）
Mensaje para futuras generaciones con aspiraciones a colaborar internacionalmente
Esta empresa de la gestion inmobiliaria de la propiedad es un servicio con muchas posibilidades de ir
avanzando con el tiempo. Parece sencillo pero segun vayan cambiando las necesidades de los inquilinos
cambiara tambien la manera de gestionarlo. Van apareciendo nuevas empresas respondiendo a nuevas
necesidades como, p.e., viviendas para extranjeros, para mayores, para personas con animales de
compania, etc.
Nuestra mision es gestionar eficazmente los inmuebles y asegurar mejores ganancias para nuestros
clientes propietarios y, a la vez, tambien dotar de servicios e infraestructuras de calidad a los residentes.
Para ello es importante comprender la postura de los inquilinos y ofrecer servicios que puedan elegir. Es
posible que surjan, uno tras otro, nuevos servicios ofertables como caracterisiticos de Japon, y con motivo
de los Juegos Olimipicos la atencion internacional se centrara mas en Japon .
Tambien uno de nuestros trabajos consiste en presentar Japon al mundo. Por eso aumentara la necesidad
de que estudiantes japoneses con talento y los estudiantes extranjeros en Japon tengan actividades
y oportunidades. Para eso hace falta dedicacion entusiasta y adquirir conocimientos en estas areas
comerciales. En JPM vamos a organizar tambien un concuso de ideas sobre prestamo y alquiler de
viviendas y tambien sobre estancia de estudiantes extranjeros. Les invito a todos ustedes a participar y
que formen parte de este equipo.
Zdravstvuite, everyone! Native Russian speaker that works as voice actress in Japan, Jenya is here again!
Zdravstvuite, everyone!
Native Russian speaker that works as voice actress in Japan, Jenya is here again!
Few days ago, I participated at filming of program by Sekiguchi Hiroshi. The main theme of that TV was “Russia in Tokyo”
It was not only about Russian cuisine. We spoke with Russians, we met children who learn Russian here in Tokyo, we also visit Russian and Japanese family’s house. It should be very interesting TV documentary. Check it on BS TBS, 18th of June at 8 pm!
When you filming such a program it can’t be helped but you realize that image of Russia and real Russia is pretty different! I am going to tell about these differences today.
*Russia is cold, right?*
There are areas where winter is pretty severe, 40-50℃. But there are also areas that are not that different from Europe, and places warmer that Hokkaido. Don’t forget, Russia is wide! And even at cold winter areas, summer is hot. It goes above 35-40℃ as well! Summer is short, so schools give children whole summer holidays, from June till the end of August. The best time to play outside, right?
*Everyone drinks vodka, right?*
Not really. Vodka is the presentative drink of Russia, but it is not easy to drink. So beer, wine and cocktails are common. Vodka is for the times you want something stronger or celebrating something (like wedding)
*Russian girls are good until 18, after that they get fat and ugly*
I have to change this stereotype with all my strength!
Of course, everyone is pretty when they are young, but there is a lot of pretty Russian women after 18 and even after 40. I think it is the heart that shows real beauty.
*Russian language is hard, right?*
There is some people who refuse to learn alphabet just because it is a bit different from English one. Every language is difficult. But Russian and Japanese has many similar sounds, and it may be easier to study that even English. Don’t give up too early!
I am going to introduce you Russia from now on too! If you have questions or next theme for me, let me know in comments!
Today’s little corner
“Sweets to you” #3
Just because if it feels really great at winter, it is impossible to refuse Taiyaki even in summer. Japanese traditional hot sweets.Fish shape is cute and popular among foreigners too! Taiyaki have various fillings.
This one has green tea and warabi mochi (bracken starch jelly) inside.
NHK E-Tele
Russian Language on TV (Terebi de Rosia-go)
Every Wednesday at night (25:00) and repeat at Friday 5:30am
NHK Radio 2
Russian language Everyday (Mainichi Rosia-go)
Monday~Wednesday (Beginners) 8:50am Dialogue (skit) part
June, 8th Shittoko! (Guest)
TBS channel at 8am
http://www.mbs.jp/shittoko/index2.shtml
June, 18th：Sekiguchi Hiroshi no Kaze ni Fukarete（Guest）BS TBS 8pm
http://www.bs-tbs.co.jp/documentary/KDT1203700/
July, 14th：Karaoke Live (check details in my blog later)
August, 31st：The International Red-White Singing Contest in Osaka
September, 15th：The International Red-White Singing Contest in Tokyo
https://www.yokosojapan.net/article.php/20130406red-white_event_en
リンク☆
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