Welcome to Japanalyst
Japanalyst is an informal community for Japan related English blogging. The goals of the community are to encourage the growth and development of English content about Japan and to serve as a platform for finding and discussing up-to-date Japan related information and news. Japanalyst provides a steady stream of updates from member blogs writing about Japan.
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| Name | Blog author | Blog description | City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan Food Addict | Mai | Hello! My name is Mai. I'm from Kyoto, Japan. These are some of my favorite Japanese home cooking recipes. I think you will find they are easy to make—most of them take 20 minutes or less to prepare. Itadakimasu! (Let's eat!) | Kyoto |
| MyKansai | Wouter Kloos | A bilingual review of great place to eat, drink and do stuff around Kansai. | Kyoto Osaka |
| Out Of The Loop Line | Jeremy McMahon | A man and his minutiae, from a tiny pocket of Japan called Osaka. | Osaka |
| Twisted Flowers | Nejibana | Random thoughts on developments in Japan, interspersed with photographs from my travels. | Tokyo |
| SentoGuide | Wouter Kloos | SentoGuide provides information on sento, the public bath houses of Japan. We are constantly adding bath houses and additional information to our blog. | takatsuki |
Recent Posts
Desktop 'Magic Sakura' Cherry Tree Springs Into Bloom
Submitted by Steve Levenstein on Sun, 2010-03-14 21:47
Spring is almost here, and for those in Japan (and Washington D.C.) that means the cherry blossoms are about to bloom! Now the rest of us can get in on the fun, thanks to the Magic Sakura fake flowering tree!
What's going on in my life.
Submitted by AichiAlex on Sun, 2010-03-14 21:14So yeah, I've been neglecting this blog a lot recently, but all that neglecting has finally paid off!
Last week, I was accepted to study abroad in 関西外大 !!! So it looks like I'll be going back to Japan for another year, and of course I'll keep all you guys updated on everything I do. That means...
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- Feed: Alex's Japan Blog
- Original article
Are the rumours about Japanese girls schools true?
Submitted by KenYN on Sun, 2010-03-14 15:28I am occasionally accused (quite rightly!) of spicing up story titles, but today this survey from goo Ranking needs no extra help from me, when they asked what rumours about Japanese girls schools are they curious to find out if they are true or not.
Mizuna Bacon
Submitted by underpainting on Sun, 2010-03-14 11:07
Mizuna is a Japanese vegetable, also called Japanese Mustard or California Peppergrass, which used for hotpots, salads, and pasta, among other things.
Japan's Train Buffs Yell For Dr. Yellow
Submitted by Steve Levenstein on Sun, 2010-03-14 11:01
Riding the pain train? The doctor is in... Dr. Yellow, that is. Folk wisdom among Japanese train buffs states that a glimpse of the bright yellow diagnostic bullet train is all that's needed to cure the blues.
- 22 reads
- Feed: InventorSpot
- Original article
Japan daily train commute
Submitted by japansugoi on Sun, 2010-03-14 08:06What is your daily commute like? Like this daily train commute in Japan?
Showing off your coolness and cuteness in Japan
Submitted by KenYN on Sun, 2010-03-14 06:14goo Ranking’s silliness for today is a look at what women do in the hope of being considered cute and men do for coolness.
The 'Wipe Shirt' Keeps Eyeglasses And Shirts Clean
Submitted by Steve Levenstein on Sun, 2010-03-14 04:01
The "Wipe Shirt" - say that carefully - combines a stylish white dress shirt with a microfiber pad. Both your eyeglasses and your shirts will stay cleaner though wearing it may cause you to look geekier.
- 27 reads
- Feed: InventorSpot
- Original article
Ferriss on how he learned Japanese, and other stuff
Submitted by harvey on Sat, 2010-03-13 18:34- Read more
- 30 reads
- Feed: JapanNewbie
- Original article
