Tag: Sailor Moon

Hello, and Happy Friday from your friends at J-List! There are some things from the U.S. that Japanese just can't ...

Hello from J-List, safely back in Japan this time. It was a pretty routine hop across the Pacific, this time ...

Greetings from Japan, where Pocari Sweat is always fresh and cold. Well, we're extremely glad to say that Japanese Calendar ...

Hello again from Japan, the original home of the salad pretzel. 2000 is shaping up as the "year of the ...

Autumn has come to Japan, or at least you'd think so by watching the beer advertising. This year's brew of ...

Hello again, on this rainy evening in Japan. A few hours ago the skies were booming and crashing with a ...

Hello again from Japan, where you can actually walk around and find signs saying "Chikan chuui" (Beware of sex perverts). ...

Greetings from J-List. Rina and are are safely back in Japan, after an eventless flight on Korean Airlines. I do ...

Happy Monday, everyone, from your friends at J-List. For a country that loves English enough to come up with adjectives ...

Greetings from Japan, the country with feminine products with names like "Charmy body fit." Japanese as a language has many ...

Hello from Japan, home of the the original salad-flavored pretzel. My wife and I are like a mirror reflection of ...

Hello from Japan, a very cold and windy place right now. Today is a holiday in Japan, so I'm all ...

Greetings from Japan, the country where you pronounce the word "election" very carefully. The Japanese love to compete internationally, since ...

Greetings from Japan, where a "pace maker" is the soccer player who sets the pace for the rest of his ...

Greetings from Japan. It's dojinshi time again around here, with about 45 new "one-shot" dojinshi added to the list. Competition ...

Hi from Japan. I just got back from my favorite restaurant, Kawashima's, where I had a great meal of Chicken ...

Wow, I'm tired -- new updates to the J-List homepage, three days in a row. But I'm really happy today, ...

Well, tomorrow is another holiday here in Japan -- "Taiku no Hi", aka Sports Day. Alas, the Internet knows no ...