Checking out your Japanese girlfriend’s room goo Ranking recently took a look at what people would want to check out the first time they visited their partner’s room, for both women checking out their boyfriends and men checking out their girlfriends. Demographics Between the 20th and 22nd of August 2009 1,077 members of the goo Research monitor group completed a private online questionnaire. 51.1% of the sample were male, 8.4% in their teens, 14.2% in their twenties, 26.7% in their thirties, 28.2% in their forties, 11.1% in their fifties, and 11.2% aged sixty or older. Note that the score in the results refers to the relative number of votes for each option, not a percentage of the total sample.
Speed Runs : Free Movies : Download & Streaming : Internet Archive Speed Runs by Kevin 'Enhasa' Juang Speed run of Final Fantasy II in 38 segments completed on December 19 2005. Available in low quality only, video quality is poor when moving in the overworld. JMdict/EDICT Project Copyright (C) 2014 The Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group. Contents INTRODUCTION CURRENT VERSION & DOWNLOAD PROJECT FORUM DATABASE and UPDATING FORMAT PROJECT HISTORY COPYRIGHT LEXICOGRAPHICAL DETAILS OTHER LANGUAGES CONTRIBUTIONS RELATED PROJECTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PUBLICATIONS The JMdict/EDICT project has as its goal the production of a freely available Japanese/English Dictionary in machine-readable form. The project began in 1991 with the expansion of the "EDICT" simple Japanese-English dictionary file. (See below under History)
8 Must Have Japanese Snacks & Japanese Treats from Tokyo You are no doubt familiar or even have a penchant for some of Japan’s famous cuisine: sushi, bento, and steaming bowls of ramen. But while exploring the varied neighborhoods of Tokyo, I couldn’t help but notice how much the Japanese like to snack. Everywhere we went, we found snacks – and lots of things I would have never imagined. Japan In-Depth All over Japan summer sets the stage for annual traditions of spectacle and ceremony. This season's matsuri (festivals) beseech the gods to stave off illness and insect scourges, ensure a bountiful harvest, and provide safe passage for spirits of ancestors returning home. The Japanese celebrate this joyous supplication with dazzling decorations, float-filled processions, glowing paper lanterns, bursts of fireworks, music and drumbeat, costumes and sometimes carnival atmosphere. Join Kateigaho International on a pictorial tour of 15 summer spectaculars. From one end of the archipelago to the other, festivals fill the calendar of summer-time Japan.
10 Powerful Tips to Increase Fan Engagement on Facebook Facebook is the social network preferred by most businesses when planning and implementing their social media marketing strategy. Even though Twitter and YouTube are large social media networks, Facebook provides a marketing ecosystem that is multi-media rich and broad. There are literally tens of thousands of apps that can assist business with marketing on Facebook. Logiciel Tagaini Jisho Tagaini Jisho is a free, open-source Japanese dictionary and kanji lookup tool that is available for Windows, MacOS X and Linux and aims at becoming your Japanese study assistant. It allows you to quickly search for entries and mark those that you wish to study, along with tags and personal notes. It also let you train entries you are studying and follows your progression in remembering them. Finally, it makes it easy to review entries you did not remember by listing them on screen or printing them on a small booklet. Tagaini Jisho also features complete stroke order animations for more than 6000 kanji. Features
8 Places You Must Visit in Japan Japan was not very high on my list of priorities, but luckily it was right at the top of my husband's bucket list. So when we planned our first trip to Asia, we both compromised a little and we tailored an itinerary that included both Japan and SE Asia (Bali, Bangkok & the Angkor temples). But even after buying the flights to Tokyo, my expectations didn't skyrocket. The Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens - Gardens Here in Roji-en, designer Hoichi Kurisu has striven to create a garden complex for the new millennium. Its six distinct gardens are inspired by, but are not replicas of, famous gardens of Japan. Kurisu has created a unique garden conceived and constructed in the spirit of the masters.
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Why Japanese Has 50 Words for Rain It's an old myth that Eskimos languages have 50 words for snow. Modern linguists say this isn't true. Still it's an interesting idea. Japanese language has an unusually large number of words to describe rain. Chugoku Chūgoku (中国) is the westernmost part of the main Japanese island Honshu. Aside from Hiroshima, most of Chugoku is probably well off the beaten track for a brief visit to Japan; but if time permits, you'll find a region full of memorable sights and experiences, and a side of Japan that's completely unlike the better-known destinations in Kansai and Kanto. Regions[edit] Map of Chugoku This Is The Greatest Place In The Known Universe. Take One Look And You’ll See Why. Ōkunoshima, Japan, is a place that you’ll want to see before you die. Why? Because it might just be the cutest place on earth. It’s known as Rabbit Island and that’s because it’s inhabited by hundreds of adorable bunnies. A couple decided to go camping on Ōkunoshima, and they got up close and personal with some of the adorable residents.
5 Ways to Learn Japanese Kanji Japanese is a very unique language for several reasons. It has a different sentence order (subject object verb) than most other major languages. It has several dialects, some of which, don’t even sound like Japanese. And, oh yeah, it has three different alphabets, too – hirgana, katakana, and everyone’s favorite kanji.