Japan blogs

Name Blog URL Blog author Blog description City
Rocking in Hakata
Portraits of an Island People http://portraitsofanislandpeople.blogspot.com/ Keith T. Graff A look at the lifestyl, history and culture of the people of Okinawa. Cover cultural events and document the lifestyles of the people of this island paradise Motobu
Jamaipanese - Jamaica + Japan http://www.jamaipanese.com/ Jamaipanese A proud Jamaican and Japan enthusiast. Kingston
Shibuya246 http://www.shibuya246.com Shibuya246 The latest news on products from Japan, particularly looking at electronics and IT. Living and working in Shibuya for 20 years this city within the city of Tokyo is always surprising me with new shops, new trends and new places to visit. Join me to visit some of the old great places in Shibuya as well as touching on other Japanese related topics. Tokyo
Japan Food Addict http://japanfoodaddict.blogspot.com Mai Japanese food recipes and popular culture Kyoto
Otaku Times http://www.otakutimes.com Dark The Otaku Times is a blog decided to covering topics/news items of note to the otaku community, e.g. anime, manga, idols, japan in general, and games. London, UK
The Hopeless Romantic and his adventures in Japan
Japork http://www.japork.com Christopher Kevan Daily links to inspiring articles about Japanese design, technology & subculture. Hamamatsu
A typical Life
Japansugoi, Everything Cool About Japan
Narrative Disorder ... in Japan! http://www.narrativedisorder.com DBR Uncredentialed musings, ravings and rants of an Australian writer, philosopher and story addict getting used to living in Nagoya, Japan Nagoya
SentoGuide http://www.sentoguide.info 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
Big On Japan
Goya Republic http://goyarepublic.blogspot.com/ Keith T. graff A photographic look at the island people, culture and history of Okinawa, Japan. We look at interesting places and people that travelers and the curious might find interesting. Motobu
YES celebrity
Japan Q&A
Expatriate Games http://okinawaexpatriate.blogspot.com/ Keith T. Graff Current events, news, happenings and political commentary on the events that affect the U.S. Japan and Okinawa relationship. Motobu
Nihongo Notes
Neko's J-Blog
Rising Sun of Nihon http://www.risingsunofnihon.com/ Bill Yet another Japan blog Unknown
Daily J - Your Daily Dose of Vitamin Japan
NihonHacks
Chottomatte's blog http://chottomatte.net/blog/ chottom Evrything you don't want to know about Japan. Kobe
Engrish In Japan
InventorSpot http://www.yourdomain.com Unknown Ahh, Japan... land of the rising sun, rising sin, and rice with nearly every meal. In Japan everything is possible and possibly everything is available - often with a unique and unexpected twist. Vending machines dispensing whisky, frozen meat, live rhinoceros beetles or schoolgirl panties? Where else but in Japan, where urban legends live and die on streets that have no names. As the Japanese Innovations Writer for InventorSpot.com and an unabashed Japanophile, I take great joy in channeling the relentless tsunami of on-the-edge Japanese ideas and products, each wondrous one revisiting and reinventing 1950s Japanese Transistor Radio Syndrome for the post-atomic age! Unknown
Miwa in Kyoto
Lads who lunch - Eating in the Akasaka square 2.59 kilometres http://ladswholunch.wordpress.com/ Chief Lad Stories of lunching in Akasaka Tokyo
Japan Food Addict http://www.japanfoodaddict.com 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
Victory Manual http://www.victorymanual.com Alex Lee Learn how to learn languages.
Japan Podshow http://www.pokya.jp/japanpodshow Pokya.jp Japan Podshow is a brand new podcast bringing you weird and wonderful stories from the land of the rising tide of foreigners. We're looking to expose the real life of foreigners in Japan, showcasing all the success stories, and the not-so-successful-but-amusing stories, in addition to bringing you the latest news from the streets of Tokyo and beyond.