Greek language in Japanese schools?

Does anyone know if someone can work in Japan as a foreign language teacher (specifically Greek)?

I know they're learning English, but I haven't heard about other languages.

I have spoken to several French speaking Japanese in Japan. There are several cultural institutions from France in Japan called "Alliance Francaise" that teach French. My best buddy is from Japan and he knows a lot of stuff about French culture that he learned in Japan.

Many foreign languages are taught in Japan. Among the popular ones are French, Mandarin, Spanish and German, and these languages are taught in most universities as options for compulsory second foreign language class.

Other than these, I'd say languages like Italian, Thai, Portuguese, Tagalog, Vietnamese are popular and do have demand because of the expats population. They are often taught at private language schools or through non-profit lessons.

Greek, on the other hand, don't seem to be as popular, but from a quick internet search, I do notice that many renowned universities do have classes. Also, I Googled the keyword "Greek language classes" in Japanese.
http://www.google.co.jp/search?hl=ja&rls=com.microsoft%...

The top 3 with the pink background are the "sponser links," in other words, these 3 organizations are paying extra money to promote their Greek classes.

Thanks for the info. ^^

When I go to the link I can't see any pink background. It just leads me to the Japanese Google page.

The link should work now. It did not work due to a problem with how the forum handles long URLs.

"When I go to the link I can't see any pink background. It just leads me to the Japanese Google page."

Anyway, it's the top 3 links on the Japanese Google page.