Additional Sites

asahi.com

MSN Expedia:
Japan

Rob's Japan FAQ

The Globe Trotter
-Japan

True Japan

Japan Statistics
Bureau

The Constitution
of Japan

Prime Minister's
Official Residence

A-Bomb WWW
Museum

JET Program

Studying In Japan

Colleges and
Universities

Teach Yourself
Japanese

Car Mag

Tokyo Food Page

Japanese Food

Tokyo Disneyland

Electric Origami
Shop

Electric Geisha

A Visit To
a Geisha House

Ukiyo-e Gallery

Shakuhachi

SumoWeb

Japan Professional
Baseball

Japan Professional
Soccer League

Travel

Japan Travel Updates

-- You have no plans for vacation? This site is for you. I hope it will be your gateway to my country.

Japanese Inn Group

-- Make sure of your image of Japan by experiencing daily Japanese life in Japanese Inn - Ryokan.

Japan Youth Hostel Association

-- For backpackers! Includes information (how to use & book) on more than 400 Youth Hostels in Japan with pictures.

Nagano-1998 - XVIII Olympic Winter Games

-- The next Olympics are to be held in Nagano, Japan. It is just around the corner. Get the latest news from this site.

Tornado Boy

-- Did you ever hear that a strong tornado hit LA in 1995? It's still getting bigger and bigger. Here is Hideo Nomo's amazing success story.

It's a Sumo World

-- Sumo is one of the most popular sports in Japan, practiced between individuals in a small circle. This site will take you to the attractive sumo world.

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Electronics

Guide to Japanese Computing

-- Introduction of Japanese computer hardware and software.

American Misconceptions about Japan FAQ

-- This page examines common American misconceptions and misunderstandings about Japan. If you hesitate to ask me questions about Japan, see this page and find the answers.

Prices in Japan

-- Everything is expensive in Japan! That is why I am staying away from my country (kidding). Check out the prices of goods on this site.

Web Resources for Japanese food

-- Japanese people DO NOT eat sushi or tempura quite often. They have tons of delicious foods to eat.

Surviving in Japan

-- Guide to help foreigners make it through the intricacies of Japanese living.