Online English lessons by Filipinos for Japanese

TOKYO, Japan - Md Moin, Bangladeshi founder of the website Pikt Corp., poses for a photo in Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward on Oct. 12, 2011. The online English conversation school provides inexpensive lessons from Filipinos, who are graduates of prestigious colleges but unemployed amid an economic slump in the Philippines, for Japanese learners. (Kyodo)

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