My name is David Hurley. I come from the UK and work as a free-lance English language instructor and "consultant" for various Japanese clients here in sunny Hiroshima.

I'm also an Internet marketer in several niche markets, such as:

What does all that have to do with a blog called "Notes From The Tiger's Cave"?

The tiger's cave is Japan... the unknown... the new... the untraversed.

The tiger's cave is the Internet.

As a name for this blog it is inspired by a Japanese proverb:

"Koketsu ni irazunba, koji o ezu."

"If you don't enter the tiger's cave you won't catch the cub.








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May Your Sun Rise On A Happy And Successful New Year!


Greetings, and a Happy New Year from The Land of the Rising Sun! Or, as they say around here,

akemashite omedeto gozaimasu, kotoshi mo aikawarazu,
 … or something!

This greeting is best said in the early hours of New Years Day after hauling your booze-addled carcass up to the top of Mount Misen on the Holy Island of Miyajima in good time to greet Dawn’s first crack of the year. A few rousing choruses of “BANZAI!” to wake up the monkeys are also customary practice - but please, no fixed bayonets!


Greeting the first sunrise of 2009 from the top of Mount Misen, Miyajima Island, Japan
New Year’s Day, 2009, Miyajima, Japan
 New Year’s resolutions are quite popular in Japan. At the beginning of each year many of my students resolve to “lose weight” and “study English harder”… but nothing changes!

This year, my resolution is to help Japanese students learn how to make better goals and “succeed in English” by introducing Success University to Japan. I will be updating my rather neglected Succeed-in-English.com website and offering students both in Japan and all over the world a nice low-priced package in which they can study “the secrets of success” in “English” using all the materials provided by Success University, plus free online tuition and coaching with the materials by myself, via the website, email and skype. :smile:

Students living in the Hiroshima area of Japan will also have an option of personal, face-to-face tuition.

Keep your eyes peeled for further information!

Look out for more details in upcoming blog posts!



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