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The world is finally starting to ‘wake up’ to what Japan has to offer. The Weeaboo wants to be your tour guide on Japanese culture, subculture, music, movies and news. We work around the clock to bring you the latest news regarding everything and anything Japan related.

Giving you reviews and updates of anime and some manga, video games and more.

In order to promote tourism back to Japan, we launched last July a worldwide contest to win a 100+1 days trip to Japan. We are sponsoring two “Travel Volunteers” to visit Japan’s 47 prefectures and report everyday about their experiences on a dedicated blog. The aim of the project is to show the world that Japan remains a safe destination. Katy & Jamie, the winners have been recently started their journey and have already shared some of their amazing experiences on the blog! Have a look and follow them in this incredible journey: http://travelvolunteerblog.net

This blog is a day by day description of my life in Japanese. I am writing this blog in order to practice my Japanese and hopefully get reader feedback! :) I plan on studying abroad in Japan for the year 2012-2013, so I want to become as fluent as possible before then! I talk about personal things going on in my life, including daily activities. I also tend to mention world events that surround me.

A blog covering Japanese culture, videogames, and anime. The site provides lighthearted cultural critique of a range of Japanese cultural touchpoints.

I am an undergraduate student of East Asian Studies, hence EAS Student. I am particularly interested in Japan and the Japanese language, but I have a strong interest in China and Korea as well. I expect to post about my experiences learning Japanese, living and working in Japan, I and anything interesting I study or read as a student of East Asian Studies in college. If any of that sounds interesting, come by every once in a while!

A recent graduate travelling to Japan to teach English. Follow her journey from deciding to teach, getting the job, preparing the move, and daily life as an English teacher in Japan.

This is New Day by Takashi Murakami. In an attempt to provide hope for Japan following the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, the artist encourages everyone to upload their original inspirational artwork to twitter with #newday_GEISAI. This blog is where the artwork is displayed.

Japan Chan: a feast from the East. Blog & resources on Japanese culture & entertainment + online language tools!

A blog about Japanese language, culture, food and technology.