Sometimes We All Have To Execute Rule 34
Sometimes We All Have To Execute Rule 34 Something that most modern anime fans know is, every once in a ...
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More Dagashi Kashi, and The Real Last Samurai
More Dagashi Kashi, and The Real Last Samurai One show we love a lot is Dagashi Kashi, about the owner ...
Ever Wonder Why Japanese People Love Cats So Much?
Why Do Japanese People Love Cats So Much? While language, culture and history might separate us all, one thing most ...
Anime is War, or That Time Miyazaki Bombed Pearl Harbor
Today is the 72nd anniversary of the sinking of the Battleship Yamato, which took place as the largest battleship in ...
Getting Chocolate from Japanese Girls
If you’ve watched more than three episodes of anime, you’ll likely know that Valentine’s Day in Japan is a little ...
A New Anime with an Old School Feel, and My Favorite Japanese Noodles
One of the stars of the current anime season is Koutetsujou no Kabaneri (Kabaneri of the Iron Fortess), which is ...
The Last Zero Pilot of WWII, and an Anime About…Japanese Literature?
Whenever a new anime season starts, I pick which shows I want to follow and introduce to J-List readers, doing ...
Comparing obsessions, and the season of the sakura in Japan.
It’s sakura time in Japan right now, as cherry blossoms around the country explode in beautiful fireworks of pink. Being ...
Chopsticks and Japan
One thing everyone knows about the Japanese people is that they use chopsticks to eat with. It's true: except for ...
Late Night TV In Japan
It's always fun to turn on late night TV in Japan and see what interesting shows I can find, like ...
Steak in America
When I'm in the U.S., I like to take the chance to drive around to different places in my 2002 ...
Chopsticks and Japan
One thing everyone knows about the Japanese people is that they use chopsticks to eat with. Yes, except for certain ...
Of Octopus Tentacles and Japan
Every once in a while I'm reminded suddenly that...I live in Japan. It could be a sudden earthquake causing my ...
The triumphant return of an old Japanese favorite, a milestone for my son, and a source of sadness in Japanese society
Imagine if a food you ate every day were suddenly unavailable, say, hamburgers, just to pick an example. With no ...
Staying healthy with “Ningen Dock,” being tormented by images of Kyoto, and the Japan-Helen Keller connection
Yesterday was time for my annual top-to-bottom physical, called Ningen Dock, a name that implies a human (ningen) "drydock" where ...
This year’s Meat Day celebration in Japan, my lust for American cell phones, and the meaning of “recycle” in Japan
The Japanese often play with numbers in interesting ways, converting the numerals into sounds to make messages. Through a phonetic ...
The Three States of Eye Aversion in Gaijin
Here are today's pictures for all who care to see them. Today I'm showing you some of my recently cleaned-out ...
Greetings from J-List June 25, 2004
Hello again from all your friends at J-List!There's no doubt about it: living in Japan will make you a better ...
Greetings from J-List February 20, 2004
Hello again from all of us at J-List!Rice is the staple food of Japan, and it's eaten pretty much two ...
Greetings from J-List January 23, 2004
Hello again from all of us at J-List!Rice is the staple food of Japan, and it's eaten pretty much two ...
Greetings from J-List January 21, 2004
Hello again from J-List!Japan is an interesting country, often being pulled this way or that by various outside influences. Japanese ...
Greetings from J-List November 21, 2003
Hello and Happy Friday from all of us at J-List! We've got a great update for you tonight just in ...
Greetings from J-List August 6, 2003
Hello again from a very hot and humid Japan. The mercury is topping 38 degrees (that's a cool 100 Fahrenheit ...
Greetings from J-List August 4, 2003
Hello again from a very hot and humid Japan. The mercury is topping 38 degrees (that's a cool 100 Fahrenheit ...
