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Japan Australia is a blog about Japan containing useful tips and advice for living or travelling to Japan. It is dedicated to Japan travel and culture.

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

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!

AS a high school student and as one observing from the sidelines, I hope to bring a fresh perspective to the issues that currently face the island nation of Japan; one that may hopefully spark reform and reignite vibrance in the Land of the Rising Sun. And with Japan the way it is right now, change is, right now and more than ever, sorely needed.

A blog about finding missing American Eddie Trombone

Finding the resources you need in Japan can be daunting at times, especially if you haven't quite mastered the language yet. Seemingly simple tasks such as using the ATM, getting a package redelivered, or asking for a haircut can seem nearly impossible. On this blog you'll find resources and ideas about making life in Japan easier for people who are new to Japan, still learning Japanese, or even those that have lived in Japan for some time. This is not a blog about etiquette, where to find a job or apartment, or a list of how to prepare for life here (though there may be some ideas concerning that here and there). The internet holds plenty of information, as do various books about living in Japan and other basics, but I felt it important to compile a list of things I had to learn on my own, or that weren't reiterated in the various websites and books I read before arriving.

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!)

This is a blog to introduce Japanese girls and guys on TV, actors, actresses, singers, musicians in Japan. You can see their profile and movies of music video clip and tv commercial.

This is a blog written by a Japanese girl about Japanese culture, life, tv, music, food, celebrity, news, trend, all about Japan.

Japanese food recipes and popular culture