[jasonbvr]

I would start at Aeon, but then again maybe that is because it is where I want to work. Starting off in the JET program would be good, but maybe you are better suited for something like this:

F.I.A. provides professional language training to multinational corporate clients across scenic Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan. We are searching for professional English Teachers who are able to begin in summer 2007, for both our Intensive Language and On-the-Job programs.

REQUIREMENTS
- University degree
- Previous ESL/EFL experience
- ESL/EFL qualifications preferred

WE OFFER
- Starting salary 253,000 to 273,000 yen/month.
- Subsidized, semi-furnished accommodation
- Generous holiday package
- Ongoing professional development
- 1 year renewable contract, sponsorship


F.I.A.'s selection process requires a face to face interview, therefore, only candidates currently living in Japan need apply. Please send your resume and professional cover letter directly to F.I.A. to the:

Director of Personnel
F.I.A. Language Training

I just pulled this straight from Gaijinpot's job listings. There is no clear number one place to be in the world of teaching English in Japan. It is all about luck, timing and your ability to convince people that they would be retarded not to hire you.